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When you want to share files, specially games, videos and programs, we depend on file servers to do it, such as MegaUpload, Rapidshare, Mediafire, DivShare, Filesend, Easyshare and many others.

Each of them has a limit, download speed and a daily quota of downloads. So, sometimes the user will not be allowed to download. What do you do then? Provide Mirrors!!

When you send a file through TinyLoad, you can automatically send them to all the server down bellow:

• Megaupload
• Rapidshare
• MediaFire
• DivShare
• Bestsharing
• SendSpace
• Uploading
• FileSend
• EasyShare
• Amazon S3

You can send up to 100MB to these services. By the end of the upload, you will recieve a page like this:

http://tinyload.com/36XiMy

It will contain the links to all the services you have selected to send. This way is easy to share games, files, videos and photos without using P2P network, such as Emule and Bittorrent. Share your files online now!

Click here and discover the TinyLoad

Interessado em: Downloads, Games, upload, Videos

Windows, trying to soar its security, made himself boring. It is so boring that he nags you everytime you have got a system update.

Although you should restart it, there are times when you just cant. That is why somebody came up with this program, that easily disable or enable the Windows Update reminder.

If the alarm window of the update systems disturbs you that much, give it a try and download the update notification disabler by clicking here.

PS: Works on Windows XP Sp2. Vista has it in its configuration.

V: LifeHacker

Interessado em: Downloads, freeware, howto, Windows

In this new version of Microsoft Office 2007, Bill Gates decided to add na “x” to the family extension, becoming : .docx .xlsx .pptx.

Unfortunatelly, the reason is yet unknown - probably to avoid online applications compatibility, who knows? - but the result is that older computers, that can run the new Office cant open the x documents in their Offices, such as the 2003.

If you have the Office 2003, you can just download the Compatibility Pack from Windows, but do take into consideration that your Microsoft Office must be original (bought from the stores, with working validation).

For OpenOffice users, just rename the file to .zip and try to open it. Usually works.

For those that still couldnt find a usefull solution, try downloading the free viewers from Microsoft. You can download the Word Document Viewer and the Powerpoint Document Viewer by clicking in those links.

If you couldnt find a solution even after that, try some of the online converters we will be showing up in the next weeks, which are free and fast, but require an Internet connection.

S: Lifespy

Interessado em: Downloads, office, Windows