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Yeap, read about that also. I think they didn't bother to put the info about the pcanywhere patch somewhere very accessible, I would have put it in bold on the start page so everyone can see it and take care of the security threat asap. But on the other side, it also might be the fault of the users who simply ignore the patches and recommendations to upgrade pcanywhere immediately. Btw , figured out what's the deal with that audials anywhere app I was asking about, if anyone has use for it. It's some new personal media cloud, it's got nothing to do with pcanywhere and looks like it also comes with an invitation system that'll allow you to invite friends to browse your media collection, stream, download media from you and stuff like that. Haven't tried it yet but I figured maybe someone else will have some use for this sorta thing.

Hmm, I wouldn't have though that anyone would pull that sort of a stunt with Pcanywhere, especially since it's supposed to come from a company that makes security software for computers. I guess it good that they fixed that security leak or at least supposed to have fixed it, but I for one wouldn't go back to using that Pcanywhere thing anytime soon. Far better and safer remote access software than this one. Btw, if we're talking about Pcanywhere I keep hearing about some audials anywhere app that's supposed to give you access to your files anywhere or something like that. Is it got anything at all to do with Pcanywhere? Wouldn't wanna start anything from Symantec anytime soon.

Yes it would be quicker to use the Windows button from the keyboard, but I'm so used to the start button that I'd still drag my mouse across the screen to click the start button.You know what they say; old habits die hard...

Hmm, I guess I can't decide if I like it or hate it...I guess it looks kinda nice...