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PC Magazine December 18, 2007 Neil J. Rubenking	Comodo Firewall Pro 3.0 Version 3 of Comodo's free firewall can adjust to the needs of any user, from total newbie to super geek.
PC Magazine November 28, 2007 Neil Randall	Creating and Using Styles in Word If your documents vary in font color, size, emphasis, paragraph spacing, and formatting, and even such choices as widow and orphan control, working with styles can save you loads of time.
PC Magazine November 28, 2007 Neil Rubenking	No More Outlook Express Templates Security updates eliminate e-mail templates.
PC Magazine November 28, 2007 Kyle Monson	Adding Thousands Separators in Word In Microsoft Excel we can format numbers so they display using the thousands separator for accounting or currency.
PC Magazine December 13, 2007 Michael Muchmore	Google Toolbar 5 for Internet Explorer The new Google Toolbar for Internet Explorer offers you added convenience, but also more chances to relinquish your online privacy.
PC Magazine December 13, 2007 Matthew D. Sarrel	Symantec Endpoint Protection 11 This muscular self-defense package is the most comprehensive centrally managed endpoint security solution for businesses.
Macworld December 12, 2007 Christopher Breen	WireTap Studio 1.0.1 Intuitive audio-capture tool delivers non-destructive editing.
PC Magazine December 12, 2007 Neil J. Rubenking	Security Suites 2008 Threats lined up against your PC have never been worse. But don't panic; there also has never been a better selection of security suites available to keep your system safe.
PC World December 6, 2007 Erik Larkin	Are You Wasting Your Money Buying Antispyware Software? Antivirus programs often surpass antispyware applications at detecting and blocking threats.
PC World November 29, 2007	Top All-in-One Security Suites Symantec's suite is a solid performer and easy to use. Kaspersky's and BitDefender's suites are the fastest to respond to new malware outbreaks, while McAfee offers lots of extra features.
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