Free Computer Consultant Tip-Of-The-Week e-Zine for December 7, 2007
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Are you considering a new PC for Christmas?

Whether you answer "Yes" or "No' to that question, either way I have
something for you in this weeks tip.

If you answered "No" is it because money is a bit too tight? The
response last week to the "Extra Cash for the Holidays" was so huge
I thought I would repost that link along with another one this week.

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Here they are:

The hottest deal going right now to earn some quick cash without
a whole lot of work can be found here:

And for those who thought the above was a little "over the top" then
you might like the more conservative approach found here:

This second product I bought some time ago and thought it was very
well done and worth the money.
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A new PC for you?

If you intend to buy a new PC from Dell online, then perhaps you
would like to save 8% - 16% off of the price? Sound good?

I'm preparing a short special report on how to do just that, and yes
I'm behind on it.

The report is "One Secret That Can Save you 8 - 16% Buying A Dell
Online".

If you are interested, email me (staff@freecomputerconsultant.com)
and I'll give you the scoup.

Old PC or even a New PC, how many times do you wonder "What in the
heck is this thing doing?"

Well, Microsoft has a free tool that they acquired when they bought
the renowned SysInternals package of tools, and they give away
Process Explorer for free.

Process Explorer is like task manager only it gives you the info
that you WISH task manager did, but doesn't.

Since Process Explorer gives you those extra details, it can also
be useful in tracking down malware. Too many times there are
processes that just show up as svchost.exe or some other name
that gives you no clue what it really is.

Details on how to use it are found here:

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