The Simple Two Clicks Free Solution for Basic Home PC Security

1) Download and install Free Avast Antivirus http://www.avast.com/eng/download-avast-home.html

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2) Turn on Windows Firewall

To Enable Windows Firewall on Windows XP SP2

1. Click Start, click Run, type Firewall.cpl, and then click OK.
2. On the General tab, click On (recommended), and then click OK.

You're done. Two clicks and good luck.

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Automating FTP Uploads To Your Website

If, like us, you occaionally have the need of uploading content or files to your website automatically based on time or triggered when a file is changed, FLING may be the app for you.

Features

-Full featured ftp software client.
-Supports transfer using the file transfer protocol via the internet, ordinary local area network, between computer or to external hard drives.
-In automatic mode it will automatically detect when a file is changed and transfer or upload it. In this way it works as a ftp or file system mirror.
-Works within Windows Explorer. To manually update a file just right click on the file and select Fling.
-Can be set to automatically upload at preset intervals.
-Can be integrated or linked to from other programs using command line arguments to create automation upload systems.
-Runs as a service so the software can run when logged off on a server to automate transfer in the background.
-Installs in just minutes. Very easy to use for day-to-day operation.

System Requirements

Windows 98/2000/XP/2003/Vista

Fighting SPAM in Two Clicks - Quick Tips for Lessening the Frustration of Unwanted Emails

1) Remove your email address from your website. Email addresses listed on you website are typically picked-up by e-mail address-harvesting robots that spider your site and extract them. Use web-based forms instead. This will significantly reduce the amount of spam you receive.

If you prefer to list a mailto email address on your site, it can be disguised to prevent the spammers from picking it up. The source code below is a JavaScript that writes a mail link onto the page. The full email address will not appear on the html source code and should not be detected by spambots.(Remove any breaks that may appear in the script below).

<script language="JavaScript" type="text/javascript"><!--<br />estr=''<br />estr+='<a href="mailto'<br />estr+='\:info'<br />estr+='@'<br />estr+='twoclicks.org'<br />estr+='\?subject=TwoClicks.org Message">'<br />estr+='E-mail<\/a>'<br />document.write(estr);<br />//--><br /></script> <br />

Another alternate script:
<script type=" text/javascript">user ="info"domain ="twoclicks.org"subCon ="Two Clicks Website Comment"document.write(' <a href="mailto:" subject="'">Email Us</a>' );</script> <br />

2) Use a Spam Filtering Tool

Ella for Spam Control is a extremely useful plug-in for Outlook and Outlook Express that helps filter incoming spam from multiple email accounts and prioritizes legitimate email into user-defined categories such as "Read Later." Ella offers a free trial and is the preferred solution used here at Two Clicks.

A comprehensive list of other Windows Spam-fighting tools can be found via the link below:

http://email.about.com/od/windowsspamfightingtools/Windows_Spam_Fighting_Tools.htm

3) Don't Bounce Back SPAM

It is now widely acknowledged that bouncing Spam back to the originator is ineffective. This is because the vast majority of Spammers use phony return addresses, while the Spammers easily detect simulated bounce messages. Bouncing Spam can burden a Network infrastructure and actually increase the amount of Spam you receive.