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Q: I just purchased a 24-inch iMac with 3GB of RAM, and i am planning to load VMware Fusion into it, with Windows XP for work purposes. It is my understanding that I need to allocate some of my RAM to the virtual machine. Do you have any recommendations about how much to allocate? Also once I allocate RAM to the virtual machine (1GB) does this mean that only the remaining RAM (3GB) will be available to run my MAC even if I am not running that virtual Machine? Or will the full 3GB in my example be available to my Mac when I am not running the virtual machine? Do you think I should get more RAM?

Microsoft has declared its next-generation Windows 7 operating system ready for delivery to computer makers. A windows 7 release to manufacturers (RTM) is meant to allow time for the software to built into computer and other ‘Smart’ hardware to be available when Microsoft’s operating system debuts publicly on Oct 22.

Twitter plans a marketing campaign starting next week to educate users, individual and corporate, about ways to make money off the microblogging site. However, co-founder Biz Stone said the company is not interested in acquisition talks with Google or any other company…

For today post i will talk about how can we download Hotmail messages to the regular mail program on your local computer? For years, Microsoft restricted this kind of offline access to its free Web-mail service. To get it, you had to run one of its email program or pay US$19.95 a year for a Hotmail Plus account.

But in January, the company begin allowing some Hotmail users to check and send messages using any standard email program. The Hotmail site, however has yet to advertise this feature.

Following Microsoft’s instructions may require a little experimentation. In a Mac’s Mail program, you only had to enter two server address (pop3.live.com for incoming mail, smtp.live.com for outgoing) and your Hotmail username and password, and the Apple software figured out the rest.

But in Microsoft’s Outlook Express, you had to click the “Advanced” tab in the account-properties windows to enable SSL security on each server connection and change the outgoing server’s port number to 587.

In Mozilla Thunderbird, you also had to switch the outgoing server to a particular kind of security not SSL, but the “TLS”, if available option.

Ok finale… The Windows Mail program built into Windows Vista was suck and worst of all. Its new-account “wizard” refused to set up Hotmail access, claiming that it was impossible. I had to edit another account’s setting to work around this defect.

In any mail application, make sure it’s set to leave new messages on the server, or the email that land in your program’s inbox will vanish from the Hotmail site.

Before you need to move files between a Mac and a PC. What are the disk formats you should consider? The simplest option is the one used on most removable disks in Windows, FAT32 stand for “File Allocation Table”. Macs and PCs can read and write disks in this format. Almost all internal Windows disks.

However, use a higher capacity version called NTFS (“NT File System”); Macs can read that but need help from third party software such as free MacFUSE, to write to it. Try to search it on net, you will find one…

Macs, in turn, employ a disk format knows as HFS (“Hierarchical File System”) Plus. Windows can neither read nor write to it without the assistance of software called MacDrive.

Have you ever receive a “Postmaster Delivery Status Notification” saying you sent an email to a strange address. The reasons behind this scenario is the odds are that this reader’s computer didn’t get hacked but for one thing, it’s a Mac, and there’s very little Mac malware afoot.

It’s more likely that another computer, on which the reader’s email address was saved, got hit with a virus. That virus used the reader’s email as a fake return address on spam sent from this computer. When some of those junk messages bounced, the notification went to the return address. But you shouldn’t assume that you’re fine if you get one of these bounce messages.

Try to use Anti-virus software with latest viruses update to scan your system for trouble and also check your sent mailbox and make sure that you don’t have anything in there that you didn’t write yourself.

If you also access your account through a Web mail interface, make sure there’s no spam in the Web sent mailbox. The Web system could have been compromised if you logged into it on an already hacked machine.

Please don’t panic if you receive this kind of notification from postmaster ok.. be cool. See you on next post…