Wrote an article on Software Development Kit:
This article provides a description about Software Development Kit (SDK), which is also called as devkit. It also contains links to download various software development kits that are available.
Read more here:
Software Development Kit (Sdk)
Some of my other articles:
The Lost Love – My Own Poetry
10 Basic Seo Tips For Writing Articles
60 Funny Quotes, Sayings And One-Liners To Make You Laugh!
How To Get More Traffic To Your Bukisa Articles?
How To Get Free Farmville Cash And Cash Cheats?
Facebook Privacy- An Essential Guide
Facebook Chat – A Complete Tutorial
Google Antivirus – Where Can You Download It?
How To Make Money Online In India?
Html In Facebook – ‘my Html’ Usage Guide With Screenshots
How To Fix High Cpu Usage? - Tips To Solve 100% Cpu Usage
How Fast is my Internet? – Check Your Internet Speed Online!
How to Make Pdf Files For Free?
How to Download Free Movies?
Secure Delete – How to Delete Files Permanently From You Hard Drive?
Antivirus Removal Tools – Where Can You Download Them?
See more of my articles here:
http://www.bukisa.com/r/ShanmugamP
This is my own personal blog in which I discuss my personal things, recent activities and also update any new changes about my tool Lockout fixer. Visit my site:http://lockoutfixer.cz.cc
Monday, October 11, 2010
Monday, July 26, 2010
Resources For Web Design
Specifications
- HTML 4.01 Specifications
- ISO-HTML Specification
- XHTML 1.0 Specifications
- Web Content Accessibility Guidelines1.0
- Cascading Style Sheets - level 1 (CSS1)
- Cascading Style Sheets - level 2 (CSS2)
- Document Object Model (DOM) Level 1 Specification
- Document Object Model (DOM) Level 2 Specification
- Document Object Model (DOM) Level 3 Specification
- W3C Technical Reports and Publications
Webmasters Reference
- A List Apart
- The Web Standards Project
- The World Wide Web Consortium
- Web Developer's Virtual Library
- The Webmaster's Reference Library
- Web Developer
- Webmaster Base
- WebSite Tips
- Web Developer's Journal
- Webmonkey: The Web Developers Resource
- SitePoint: Helping Business Grow Online!
- BrainJar.com: Experiments in Web Programming
- Dev Web Pro - Articles for Web Developers
- DevShed - The Open Source Web Development Site
Web Authoring
- Web Design and Usability
- Web Authoring and Surfing
- Workers of the Web, Evolt!
- Dan Tobias' Web Tips
- Siteusability.com - Improving the Web Experience
- Web Articles from 'Eye for information'
Articles on Web Authoring
- Why the Web just isn't DTP
- Web Authoring FAQ (TOC)
- Hints for Web Authors
- Designing With Web Standards
- Tsutsumi - The Art of Giftwrapping the Web
- Why you should avoid the Verdana font
- Separating behavior and structure
Character Coding and Entity References
- Alan Wood's Unicode Resources
- Unicode
- Mathematical Formulas in HTML 4.0
- Presenting Mathematical Expressions on Web Pages
- Checklist for HTML Character Coding
- MS Windows Characters in HTML
- Character Entity References in HTML 4
- Web Design Group: HTML 4.0 Entities
- "Character References" explained
- Tim Bray on the goodness of Unicode
- The Absolute Minimum Every Software Developer Absolutely, Positively Must Know About Unicode and Character Sets (No Excuses!)
- Authoring Techniques for XHTML & HTML Internationalization: Characters and Encodings 1.0
- Authoring Techniques for XHTML & HTML Internationalization: Specifying the language of content 1.0
- A tutorial on character code issues
- Survival Guide to Internationalization
HTML Editors
- PSPad
- HTML-Kit
- EditPlus
- TextPad
- Amaya
- UltraEdit
- EditPad Lite
- AceHTML 5 Freeware
- Vim
- Arachnophilia
- Araneae
- NoteTab
- Koala HTML
- 1st Page
- BlueFish
- jEdit
CSS Editors
HTML Tutorials
- W3Schools Online Web Tutorials
- Mark Tranchant's HTML Tutorial
- Introduction to HTML
- HTML 4 Guide From RichInStyle
- HTML Center - Tutorials
- XHTML Web Design for Beginners
- HTML Beginner from HTMLDog
HTML Resources
HTML Tags
- DTD Mapper
- HTML Tags From Visibone
- HTML Tags From Visibone (Mirror)
- HTML 4 Reference From WDG
- Index of HTML 4 Elements
- The Bare Bones Guide to HTML
- Blooberry: HTML Reference
HTML Color Codes and Swatches
- Non-Dithering Colors in Browsers
- Non-Dithering Colors by Hue
- Death of the Websafe Color Paletter?
- HTML Color Codes From WebMonkey
- HTML Color Codes From Visibone
- The 216 Browser Safe Colors From EchoEcho
- Web-safe colorizer From RichInStyle
- Arisesoft Color Set
- Color Cop
- Easy RGB
- SLUGS (Simple Little Utility for Generating Schemes)
- Colour Contrast Analyser
- Color Blender
- Pixy's Color Scheme
- Mezzoblue's Color Schemes
- Creating colour palettes
- Color Palette Creator
HTML FAQ
- alt.html FAQ
- alt.html General Information
- All My FAQs Wiki
- alt.www.webmaster Frequently Asked Questions
- Web Authoring FAQ
- Vortex Web Design FAQ
Web Content Accessibility
- Web Accessibility Initiative
- Web Accessibility in Mind
- Section 508 Checklist
- Accessibility For Section 508
- Dive into Accessibility
- Diffuse - Guide to Accessibility
- Bobby WatchFire
- Wave 3.0 Accessibility Tool
- Cynthia Says Portal
- Accessify.com
- Accessibility Myths
- Common Myths About Web Accessibility
- Section 508/WCAG Sidebar
- A-Prompt Accessibility Verifier
- Ask Alice: Is Your Website Accessible?
- A Web Designer's Guide to JAWS
- Accessibility Valet
- UsableNet - Website Testing Systems
Accessible Tables
- Tables in HTML Document
- Accessible Tables
- How to Create Accessible Tables
- Building Accessible Tables
- Techniques for Accessible HTML Tables
- Accessible Table Builder
Accessible Forms
HTML Validators
HTML Version Information
DOCTYPES
- HTML Validation: Choosing a DOCTYPE
- DOCTYPE Switching
- Activating the Right Layout Mode Using the DOCTYPE Declaration
- Mozilla's DOCTYPE Switching
- Notes on Mozilla's Quirks Mode
- Opera DOCTYPE Switches
- Opera Quirks Mode
- Working With HTML DOCTYPE
Forms
Frames
- Frames - Problems and Solutions
- Dan's Web Tips: Frames
- Why are Frames Evil?
- What's wrong with Frames?
- Aren't Frames Bad?
- Search Engines and Frames
CSS Tutorials
- CSS Tutorial From westciv.com
- CSS Tutorial From w3schools
- HTML Center - Tutorials
- BrainJar - Using Style Sheets
- Free Webmaster Tips - CSS Tutorial
- Dave Raggett's Introduction to CSS
- CSS No Crap Primer
- CSS Beginner from HTMLDog
- CSS How To
CSS Resources
- Web Style Sheets From w3.org
- westciv: CSS Resources, Software, Learning
- How To Hide CSS From Buggy Browsers
- Importing a Style Sheet
- The CSS Pointers Group
- Zen Garden CSS Resources
- Web Design Reference: CSS
- CSS Panic Guide
- NYPL Style Guide: CSS
- Eric Meyer: CSS
- CSS Vault
CSS Compatibility Charts
- CSS Browser Support From westciv.com
- Eric Meyer's CSS Support Charts
- CSS Support Mastergrid
- CSS Filters
- CSS Bugs and Workarounds
- Immix: CSS Guide
CSS Layouts & Examples
- W3C Core Styles
- CSS Layout Techniques From glish.com
- CSS Gallery From westciv.com
- CSS Edge From Eric Meyer
- Real World Style
- CSS Colouring Book
- WebDev - CSS Layout Templates
- CSS Layouts From saila.com
- CSS Enterprise
- 3 Column Layout Absolutely Positioned
- Position Is Everything
- The Layout Reservoir - BlueRobot
- The Noodle Incident - Box Lessons
- DotFile - CSS Layouts and Examples
- Three Column Layouts
- Layout-o-matic
- Nemesis Project: Templates
- Fluid 2-Column CSS Layout
CSS Reference
- Style Sheet Reference Guide From WebReview
- CSS Reference From Eric Meyer
- CSS Reference From w3schools
- CSS Reference From wsabstracts
- CSS1 Properties From Web Design Group
- CSS Reference From GlassDog
- Blooberry: CSS Reference
- dentalbloc design: CSS Reference
CSS Articles
- A List Apart: Taming Lists
- Consistent List Indentation
- Practical CSS
- A Web Designer's Journey
- Centering Tables
- Centering With CSS
- Center With CSS
- CSS Menus: Uberlink List Menu
- CSS Tab Menus
- Styling
- vertical centering with CSS
- Vertical centering using CSS
CSS Forums
CSS Menus
CSS Forms
- Doing Forms Justice
- Real World Style Forms
- Styling Form Fieldsets, Legends and Labels
- Better Web Forms
- Simplified Form Errors
- Fun with forms - customized input elements
- Stylish, accessible forms
- Tableless forms
CSS Rounded Corners
- Rounded Corners With CSS
- Bullet-Proof Rounded Corners
- Rounded Corners
- Redesigning with CSS Rounded Corners
- Rounded Tab Corners
- Rounded Corners with CSS and JavaScript
CSS Lists
- Listamatic: One List Many Options
- Listutorial: Simple Tutorials on CSS Based Lists
- List-o-matic: Generate CSS-styled navigation based on list items
Perl Resources
- Perl Documentation (1)
- Perl Documentation (2)
- Comprehensive Perl Archive Network
- DevShed - Perl Articles
- Introduction to Perl
- Perl Directory
- WebMonkey: Perl
- DevLearn: Perl Tutorial
- Rex Swain's HTMLified Perl 5 Reference Guide
- PERL Regular Expressions
- Perl Regex: A Tiny Introduction
- Five Habits for Successful Regular Expressions
- Perl predefined variables
- Subroutines and References in PERL
PHP Resources
- PHP: Hypertext Preprocessor
- PHP Builder: The Resource For PHP Developers
- Zend Technologies: PHP Tools
- PHP Wizard: Building Dynamic Websites with PHP
- PHP Resource Index
- PHP Knowledge Base
- Evil Walrus Group: PHP at is best
- TheScripts.com: PHP
- HotScripts.com: PHP
- PHP.Net: Links
- WebMonkey: PHP
- Web Design Reference: PHP
- DevShed - PHP Articles
- PHP Coding Standard
- PHP FAQ
- Zend: PHP Tutorials
- Easier Form Validation with PHP
- alt.php faq
- PHP Security Mistakes
- Develop rock-solid code in PHP: Lay the foundation, Part 1
- Develop rock-solid code in PHP: Use variables effectively, Part 2
- Develop rock-solid code in PHP: Write reusable functions, Part 3
MySQL Resources
- MySQL Home Page
- MySQL Documentation
- A Gentle Introduction to SQL
- DevShed - MySQL Articles
- MySQL DB Administration Tool
Python Resources
- Python Programming Language
- Python For Non-Programmers
- Python Tutorial
- Learn How to Program with Python
- Python beginners mistakes
- Daily Python
- Dive Into Python
ASP Resources
- W3Schools: Learn ASP
- Active Server Pages 101
- ASP FAQ
- ASP Resource Index
- ASP Hole
- ASP-Help.com: Active Server Pages Developers Help
- Active Server Pages Support Center
- 4GuysFromRolla
- 15 Seconds
- Tutorial: Database Access Through Web Browsers
- ASP.Net
- ASP.Net Web Matrix Project
- WebMonkey: ASP
- ASP.NET Is In Session
- Web Wiz Guide: ASP Tutorials, Articles, and Scripts
Javascript Resources
- JavaScript Kit
- Dynamic Drive
- JavaScript FAQ Knowledge Base
- JavaScript FAQT Knowledge Base
- HotScripts.com: JavaScript
- CGI Script.net : : Free Javascripts
- Jim Ley's Jibbering.com
- JavaScript links on Objects and Components
- JavaScript Central
- Web Design Reference: Javascript
- WebMonkey: Javascript
- Closures and executing JavaScript on page load
- Executing JavaScript on page load
- Javascript Closures
- Notes on the comp.lang.javascript FAQ
- Using JavaScript for Presentation
DHTML Resources
- Document Object Model (DOM) Technical Reports
- W3C Document Object Model
- The Web Standards Project: DOM
- Introduction to the Document Object Model
- WebMonkey: Intro to the Document Object Model
- The DOM Event Model
- DOM1 Reference
- DOM2 Reference
- A List Apart: Meet the DOM
- DHTML Kitchen: DHTML Articles
- Get Element by Id
- Gecko DOM Reference
Server Side Includes
- SSI or the Rest of Us
- BigNoseBird's Server Side Includes
- All My FAQs: Server Side Includes
- Apache: Module mod_include
- Apache Week: Using Server Side Includes
- NCSA HTTPd Tutorial: Server Side Includes
- Conditional Server Side Includes (SSI)
- alt.html FAQ: Server Side Includes (SSI) Tricks
CGI Resources
Image Resources
- The GIMP
- Installing The GIMP on Windows: GimpWin Installer Page
- PhotoShop Gurus
- PhotoShop Resources by myJanee
- PhotoShop Filters
- ExpressSoft: Thumbnail Creator
- IrfanView
- Image Magic
Image Resources: Bandwidth Theft
- Prevent Bandwidth Theft
- Using Mod_rewrite to block hot linked images
- Preventing Image Bandwidth Theft With .htaccess
Forum Packages
- Vbulletin
- Phorum: PHP Message Board
- YABB - Yet another Bulletin Board
- YABB SE
- Invision Power Board
- phpBB: Creating Communities
Search Engine Optimisation
- Search Engine World
- Web Master World
- Google News at Web Master World
- Search Engine Forums
- WebMonkey: Search Engine Optimisation
- Search Engine Optimisation 101 From Market Leap
- Website Promotion Tutorial
- Search Engine Optimisation and Positioning From Spider Food
- Search Engine Optimisation Information and Advice
- Google Ranking Tips
- Google Information For Webmasters
- Google Information For Webmasters: FAQ
- Site Pro News Archive
- 26 steps to 15k a day
- Search Engine Keyword Tracker
- Google Spider Ip Addresses
Site Submission
Browsers
- Web Browser Guide
- Webmonkey: Browser Chart
- Web Page Backward Compatibility Viewer
- Deja Vu: Browser Emulator
- Browser Archive
- Any Browser
- Browser Screen Captures
- Lynx Viewer
- Lynx Browser
- Opera Browser
- Mozilla
- Phoenix
- Amaya
- K Desktop Environment
- K-Meleon
- Netscape Browser Archive (1)
- Netscape Browser Archive (2)
- Netscape 4.7x Browser Archive
- Browser Archive at Evolt
- Dan's Web Tips: Brand X Browsers
Counters
- Hit Counter Rant
- Interpreting Access Statistics
- BraveNet
- TheCounter.com
- Site Meter
- HFP Stats!
- FastCounter
- NextGenStats
- Xanga Hits
- GoCount
- NedStat
- StatCounter
- Ultimate Counter
- BBClone: PHP Web Counter
Web Traffic Reports
- Website Traffic Report
- Reinvigorate (1)
- Reinvigorate (2)
- Aardvark Tracking
- eXTReMe Tracking
- SurfStats Log Analyzer
- Traffic Ranking
- The Webalizer
- Analog: WWW Logfile Analysis
Forums
- Web Hosting Talk
- Webmaster World
- Search Engine Forums
- Host Hide Out
- SitePoint Forums
- Site Owners Forums
- Hosting Chat
- Web Host Directory Forums
- CSS Forum
- Create a Site Forum
Web Tools
- Delorie Web Tools
- Search Engine World: Online Search Engine Tools
- Web Sniffer: View HTTP and HTML Source
- HTTP Header Viewer
- Live HTTP Headers
- HTTP Revealer
- Search Engine Simulator
- Search Engine Spider Simulator
- Robots.txt Validator
- Link Valet
- Link Checker
- Xenu's Link Sleuth
- Tidy GUI
- HTML Tidy Online
- HTML Tidy Project Page
- Checky Plug-in For Mozilla Based Browser
- Linky Plug-in
- EditCSS
- Lynx Viewer
- Web Page Analyzer
- DNS Report
- WWW Ping
Robots.txt
- The Web Robots Pages
- A Standard for Robot Exclusion
- Robots.txt Validator
- Put your robots.txt on a diet
- Search Engine Robots
404
Other Useful Stuff
- Lorem Ipsum
- All My FAQs Wiki: Lorem Ipsum
- Find Your PageRank Without the Google Bar
- AltaVista's Babel Fish Translation Service
- Google's Language Tools
- Translate a Website
- World Language: Online Translation
- WorldLingo: Online Translator
Copyright
Sunday, July 25, 2010
Making Money Online – Why is it Difficult And How to Make it Easy?
In fact, 99% of the spam that you see on the internet is about making money and may be the remaining 1% is about Viagra(Note: This is not an accurate statistics,Just exaggerating way too much to stress the fact that the material that gives tips regarding online marketing is abundant)
I decided to write a clear article regarding the pros and cons, to help people to identify the way that best suits them. The article doesn't cover everything but simply an attempt to convince you about an easiest way to make money online, a way that is worth your time and doesn't require much investment.
If you already have a website that is attracting tons of visitors everyday, then you would be probably making money with advertising, which is the best way.
But the article I wrote is an answer for the question that some people have: "How can I earn money online when I don't have a website, don't like 'paid to click' or 'paid to take survey sites' and want to do some genuine work that gives both money and satisfaction?"
Here is the article:
Making Money Online – Why is it Difficult And How to Make it Easy?
I am not talking about a big secret here; But I am definitely talking about something of which many people are not aware. Let me know your comments.
Saturday, July 24, 2010
My Articles
This is the index of the articles that I have written for several websites. I will be updating this list often, so please check back often.. You can follow me on Twitter at http://twitter.com/shan_bally .
Social Networking
Computers and Technology
Security
Networking
Internet
Humor
Others
Thursday, July 22, 2010
How Safe Are Facebook,twitter And Myspace? – The Dangers of Social Networking Sites
If you are looking really cool in your Facebook profile pic, you will start looking scary after reading this. Because, while these sites are fun, the danger is always waiting in a corner.
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We had a nice word called ‘people’ in English which is getting replaced by words like Tweeple, Facebook worms,Myspace maniacs and Orkut addicts; May be, they will even start asking you to show your Facebook profile in order for your personal loan to be approved.
I am going to tell you some scary things here, to take all the fun out of you. Before I talk about the stalkers who killed people after stalking them in their Facebook and Orkut profiles, let me start with some mild things first. And people who post their secrets open in their profiles should definitely read this:
http://www.bukisa.com/articles/320640_how-safe-is-facebooktwitter-and-myspace-the-dangers-of-social-networking
Quantcast
We had a nice word called ‘people’ in English which is getting replaced by words like Tweeple, Facebook worms,Myspace maniacs and Orkut addicts; May be, they will even start asking you to show your Facebook profile in order for your personal loan to be approved.
I am going to tell you some scary things here, to take all the fun out of you. Before I talk about the stalkers who killed people after stalking them in their Facebook and Orkut profiles, let me start with some mild things first. And people who post their secrets open in their profiles should definitely read this:
http://www.bukisa.com/articles/320640_how-safe-is-facebooktwitter-and-myspace-the-dangers-of-social-networking
Wednesday, July 21, 2010
New Facebook scam: 'OMG!! This Mother Went to Jail'
There are some online predators wanting to hunt your personal information and they play a lot of tricks to achieve it. I have talked about the Twitter scams and the Facebook issues in my Bukisa articles and looks like this one is recent:
Read the news in Sophos blog:
http://www.sophos.com/blogs/gc/g/2010/07/21/omg-mother-jail-facebook
Read my recent articles on Bukisa regarding these scams:
How Safe Are Facebook,twitter And Myspace? – The Dangers of Social Networking Sites
Warning For Twitter Users: 'get More Followers' Scam
Read the news in Sophos blog:
http://www.sophos.com/blogs/gc/g/2010/07/21/omg-mother-jail-facebook
Read my recent articles on Bukisa regarding these scams:
How Safe Are Facebook,twitter And Myspace? – The Dangers of Social Networking Sites
Warning For Twitter Users: 'get More Followers' Scam
Monday, July 12, 2010
Upgrading to Wife 1.0
Last year a friend of mine upgraded from Girlfriend 4.0 to Wife 1.0 and found that it's a memory hog leaving few system resources for other applications. He is also now noticing the Wife 1.0 is also spawning Child-processes which are further consuming valuable resources. No mention of this particular phenomenon was included in the product documentation, though other users have informed me that this is to be expected due to the nature of the application.
Not only that, Wife 1.0 installs itself so that it is always launched at system initialization where it can monitor all other system activity. Some applications such as PokerNite 10.3 , Bachelor Party 2.5, and Pubnite 7.0 are no longer able to run on the system at all, causing the system to lockup when launched (even though the apps worked fine before).
Wife 1.0 provides no installation options. Thus, the installation of undesired plug-ins such as Mother-in-law 55.8 and the Brother-in-law Beta is unavoidable. Also, system performance seems to diminish with each passing day.
Some features my friend would like to see in the upcoming Wife 2.0:
* A "don't remind me again" button.
* Minimize button.
* Ability to delete the "headache" file
* An install feature that provides an option to uninstall 2.0 version without loss loss of other system resources.
* An option to run the network driver in "promiscuous mode" allowing the the system's Hardware Probe feature to be much more useful/effective.
I myself wish I had decided to avoid all of the headaches associated with Wife 1.0 by sticking with Girlfriend 3.0 Even here, however, I have found many problems. Apparently you cannot install Girlfriend 4.0 on top of girlfriend 3.0. You must uninstall Girlfriend 3.0 first, otherwise the two versions of Girlfriend will have conflicts over shared use of the I/O port. Other users have told me that this is a long-standing problem that I should have been aware of. Guess that explains what happened to versions 1 and 2.
To make matters worse, the uninstall program for Girlfriend 3.0 doesn't work very well, leaving undesirable traces of the application in the system. Another identified problem is that all versions of Girlfriend have annoying little messages about the advantages of upgrading to Wife 1.0!
VIRUS ALERT
All users should be aware that Wife 1.0 has an undocumented bug. If you try to install Mistress 1.1 before uninstalling Wife 1.0, Wife 1.0 will delete MSMoney files before doing the uninstall itself. Once that happens, Mistress 1.1 won't install and you will get an "insufficient resources" error message. To avoid the aforementioned bug, try installing Mistress 1.1 on a different system and " never" run any file transfer applications(such as Laplink) between the two systems.
FYI: Don't even think about a shared directory!!!!!!!!!
Not only that, Wife 1.0 installs itself so that it is always launched at system initialization where it can monitor all other system activity. Some applications such as PokerNite 10.3 , Bachelor Party 2.5, and Pubnite 7.0 are no longer able to run on the system at all, causing the system to lockup when launched (even though the apps worked fine before).
Wife 1.0 provides no installation options. Thus, the installation of undesired plug-ins such as Mother-in-law 55.8 and the Brother-in-law Beta is unavoidable. Also, system performance seems to diminish with each passing day.
Some features my friend would like to see in the upcoming Wife 2.0:
* A "don't remind me again" button.
* Minimize button.
* Ability to delete the "headache" file
* An install feature that provides an option to uninstall 2.0 version without loss loss of other system resources.
* An option to run the network driver in "promiscuous mode" allowing the the system's Hardware Probe feature to be much more useful/effective.
I myself wish I had decided to avoid all of the headaches associated with Wife 1.0 by sticking with Girlfriend 3.0 Even here, however, I have found many problems. Apparently you cannot install Girlfriend 4.0 on top of girlfriend 3.0. You must uninstall Girlfriend 3.0 first, otherwise the two versions of Girlfriend will have conflicts over shared use of the I/O port. Other users have told me that this is a long-standing problem that I should have been aware of. Guess that explains what happened to versions 1 and 2.
To make matters worse, the uninstall program for Girlfriend 3.0 doesn't work very well, leaving undesirable traces of the application in the system. Another identified problem is that all versions of Girlfriend have annoying little messages about the advantages of upgrading to Wife 1.0!
VIRUS ALERT
All users should be aware that Wife 1.0 has an undocumented bug. If you try to install Mistress 1.1 before uninstalling Wife 1.0, Wife 1.0 will delete MSMoney files before doing the uninstall itself. Once that happens, Mistress 1.1 won't install and you will get an "insufficient resources" error message. To avoid the aforementioned bug, try installing Mistress 1.1 on a different system and " never" run any file transfer applications(such as Laplink) between the two systems.
FYI: Don't even think about a shared directory!!!!!!!!!
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