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March 8 -
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Al Bergstein returned to talk
about
Collaborative Learning
and Education. Al's PowerPoint presentation is
available on our member's pages.
Al was our December speaker, and has been invited back to speak to
our group again. Al spent 11 years at Microsoft. He was hired on as manager of Network
Engineering, his team put TCP/IP on the MS network in 95/96, and he
then shifted to International Operations Manager for
Sidewalk, one of the first Arts and Entertainment web sites.
From there, he moved to the first Operations Manager
or
Expedia. Al's last years at MS
were as
Technical Evangelist for Data Center Server software vendors,
Mainframe Migration and doing executive briefings.
Al now lives
on the Olympic Peninsula, and runs the Olympic Peninsula
Environment News,
www.olyopen.net, his personal BLOG.
 Collaborative learning is one of Al's passions, as he believes
that "...everything from gaming to doing business at the world's
largest companies is about collaboration, and with the emphasis on
carbon neutral
showing up in a huge number of ways (cost of gas,
environmental impact on travel, etc), it is going to be huge in the
coming decades. What are the hidden possibilities that a school
district, government, and the citizens of the Peninsula might
be able to find by focusing on how they better enable wide area
collaboration. The web here is only a baby step. The future holds a
much more interesting story. How do we get from here to there? What
will it cost? What are the possible reasons to do it? How do
"we" sell it to the population? What technology needs to happen to
really enable it? "
MORE:
Collaboration:
http://crs.uvm.edu/nnco/
Today, 8 March, Al was appointed as a Member Emeritus
of SPCUG for 2008 by a consensus of the board members.
February 9, 2008 - - Regular, Monthly Meeting Ryan Southwick
of OlyPen
(Sequim) spoke to us about his work at OlyPen Internet doing
technical support, internally, and for the customer base. It
included a lot of material on spyware, viruses, recommended user
actions, etc. Links to his presentation, links to
recommended software, etc., appear on our
 Member's
pages. Ryan's four year stint at OlyPen has so far included:
work in networking, PC repair, architecture design and research. His
specialties: Overclocking and PC Hardware. Personal interests
include PC gaming, hardware and software research, and encoding of
music and video. We expect to have Ryan back in a few months.
January 12, 2008 -
- Regular, Monthly Meeting - Bill
Black, of the Olympic Peaks
Camera Club presented: How to Make Good Photographs
Bill, a long time resident of San Diego, CA, has lived in
Sequim, WA for the past 14 years. He has been a serious photographer
since the early 1970s. He is active in the Olympic Peaks Camera Club
and the
Photographic Society of America
(PSA).
Alicia
Lampert's 10 November PowerPoint Presentation on Geocaching:
geocaching.ppt Alicia was featured in The Sequim
Gazette, Pg. C-12 (July 21, 2007) - Related links: If you want the
 GPS
coordinates for your ranchero, go to:
http://geocoder.us Garmin 60C - One of the best GPS units:
http://www.kk.org/cooltools/archives/000506.php GPS Made Easy - Book
from Amazon -
http://www.kk.org/cooltools/archives/000277.php Go to this site for
Sequim Trace:
http://www.openstreetmap.org/?lon=-123.430748&zoom=14&lat=48.141907
 Excellent price on
GARMIN GPS, with rebate, at:
http://buyeretail.com/product.asp?file=BizRate&i=GARGPSMAP60CSX&sku=0100042200
Oct 27 -
SIG - Digital Video Editing with
Whitney Macaulay -
Whitney was a top winner of the
Senior Individual
Documentary at Sequim High School. In June of 2004,
Whitney was one of two Sequim students
headed to the finals after successful opening rounds at the
National History Day contest, scheduled for June 13-17 at College
Park at the University of Maryland. Sequim Middle School students
Whitney Macaulay and Taylor Ackley both earned trips to the finals
with their individual projects. Macaulay's project, "Grand Coulee
Dam - Miracle in the Sun," earned a spot in the final round of
Individual Documentary, junior division. Whitney demonstrated
editing with Adobe Premier, using one of his own videos, answered
all our questions, and showed his prize winning documentary at the
close of his presentation.
Jonathan Shanur's 22 September presentation, 2007 - PowerPoint file on Cellular:
cellular.ppt Some
relevant links:
Tethering
phone to PC:
http://www.andybrain.com/extras/ev-do-speed-measurements-and-tethering.htm#tether
Cellular Antennas:
http://www.alternativewireless.com/cellular-antennas/
The Newbie Papers, PowerPoint Presentation. Topic of 15
September meeting by Tom Pitre
Download:
http://spcug.net/TheNewbiePapers.ppt
June 9 SPCUG Meeting
All documents:
Powerpoint
Presentation |
PDF File of
Presentation |
PDF file of
Risks of Counterfeiting Whitepaper The
presentation, by Michelle Holtmann -
Microsoft Sr. Program Manager, Windows Business Group <
http://www.microsoft.com/genuine/ >
included a very comprehensive Q & A on
security, M/S Validation and issues related to Vista and
hard/software compatibility.
L. to R. - Michele Holtmann, June's Guest speaker and T.
Pitre, VP., SPCUG - S. Solberg, Photo.
 May 12 SPCUG Meeting
-
Andy Shieldsmith,
Photographer, Frick's Drugs
gave a presentation on
Using Photoshop Elements
Ver. 5.0
to record and enhance digital pictures. This will be an
OVERVIEW for new users. 
See the .pdf handouts from Leslie Fisher <
http://lesliefisher.com
> on
Adobe Photoshop Elements, Version 5.0:
1. file one
2. file two
April 14 SPCUG Meeting Doug Nevill, CEO of PROSBO,Port Angeles,
spoke on "How to use MS Publisher."
 Here are some links to Publisher tutorials: http://www.bcschools.net/staff/PublisherHelp.htm
http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/publisher/FX100649121033.aspx Publisher Help and How To
http://www.techtutorials.info/appublish.html and http://www.officetutorials.com/publishertutorials.htm Here is a link to Doug
Nevill's Publisher HOW-TO in PDF  format: Intro to MS Pub.pub
Background link:
openoffice.org [FREE open source software suite.]
OpenOffice Draw 2.2 Available
for: windows
mac
linux
unix
java
As part of the OpenOffice - Draw takes care of all of you
drawing and graphing needs. With ease connectors can be
added between objects making network, flow and even
organization charting easy. Draw...
Read more
Also -- Scribus is an open-source program that brings
award-winning professional page layout to Linux/Unix,
MacOS X, OS/2 and Windows desktops with a combination of
"press-ready" output and new approaches to page layout.
http://www.scribus.net/
Official minutes from 14 April Meeting:
We
had a great meeting today chaired by Tom Pitre, SPCUG VP.
There was quite a full house of members along with several
new visitors. Lots of excitement as Tom presented the
members with a demo of the new software that handles the
choosing of our door prize winners. [The Hat -
available from:
http://www.programurl.com/the-hat.htm ] The
program shuffles the eligible member's names and a winner
was chosen. Today's winner was Charles Simonsen, who won
two door prizes. The first prize was converting software
for his iPod and the other a one gigabyte USB flash
drive. Charles definitely made out like a bandit today.
The software was given to Charles.
M˛Convert for iPod, was provided to the club by M˛
Software as one of our
sponsors. The software converts DVDs and
multimedia files from any supported format (including AVI,
ASF, WMV, MOV, MPG, MPEG, AVC, OGG, MP4, DivX, IFO, MP3,
WMA, WAV, AAC and more) to Apple iPod compatible format
using H.264 or MPEG-4 compression, with the option of
inserting them directly into your iTunes library.
Following was a short discussion on the Portable PC
Project. The membership voted on putting a cap of $500.00
on spending for this project. We will be giving further
reports as this project continues.
After we wrapped things up with membership business we
launched into Doug Nevill's demonstration of Microsoft
Publisher. Doug gave a wonderful outline of his
background, his business, and some of the ways we can use
Publisher. His presentation included a “cheat sheet”
[linked to, above] which shows some of the basic steps for
getting started with a publication. Doug walked us through
those steps using Publisher. He really gave a wonderful
overview and enough in-depth details to be able to start
creating some useful personal or business publications.
Several of the members expressed an interest in creating
greeting cards, so Doug walked us through the steps for
creating those. In addition he demonstrated more
sophisticated techniques such as using “mail merge” to
pull in data base information and creating multicolumn
newsletters using flowing text.
Following the presentation there was a question and answer
period regarding assorted issues that members have had
with MS Publisher and some generalized techniques for
handling Publisher projects.
The
meeting wrapped up with Jessica Burroughs handing out some
additional USB flash drives for those members who had
reserved them. Those who were not present to purchase
theirs can try again next month or contact her regarding
picking them up at a PC Posse meeting.
Rolland K. agreed to help anyone with Microsoft
Publisher as a volunteer to other paid members.
Submitted
by: Jessica Burroughs on 4/14/2007
SPCUG TREASURER, JIM ANDERSON, PRESENTED
DONATION
TO STU MARCY FOR THE FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS
OF AMERICA GROUP AT
SEQUIM HIGH SCHOOL TECH FAIR, 22 FEBRUARY.
Appearing in Sequim This Week, Page 5 of 18
April issue:
January,
2007 Meeting: Presentation by Steve Solberg, Pres., SPCUG. See
documents related to his presentation on the
meetings page.
Links
related to the meeting:
ISO
files, disk images, Unbutu, etc. :
http://spcug.net/links.html#iso
Ubuntu
is a complete Linux-based operating system, freely available
www.ubuntu.com
Downloading and burning a Ubuntu .iso file:
http://doc.ubuntu.com/screencasts/ This video
shows where and how to get an ISO image of an Ubuntu installation CD,
check it for errors and then boot from it.
Atomic
Clock setting in XP: FREE: See
http://www.worldtimeserver.com/atomic-clock/ for how to set
it up.
FREE AVG Antivirus Program, version 7.5:
http://free.grisoft.com/softw/70free/setup/avg75free_432a904.exe
for Windows
Zone Alarm - Free firewall for Windows:
http://dl2.zonelabs.com/bin/free/1001_cnet_zdnet/zlsSetup_65_737_000_en.exe
Enlarge things - FREE - Enlarge on-screen animations, capture
video frames or use as a reading aid.
http://www.blaiz.net/VAS.ZIP
Only 211k file.
"Vista like" start menu:
http://www.vistastartmenu.com/index.html See all YOUR
programs. This, when run, replaces the regular START button. You can
shut it off, of course, but it has lots of bells and whistles. I used
it today, so I could see all my installed programs on the screen by
scrolling to the left from within the program window. Try it. FREE.
Questions about the items above should be directed to the Webmaster:
Webmaster and Club VP, Tom Pitre
<--click to email
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Minutes: Sequim PC Users Group Meeting: 01/13/2007
The meeting today
opened with some questions for the group.
1) How many people have dial up connections?
Answer: Only 1 member
2) How many people have USB flash drives?
Answer: About 80%
3) How many would be interested in purchasing a $10.00 1gig flash
drive from the club, which would be loaded with free software?
Answer: 5 people
That led into questions from the group:
1) Troubleshooting an IBM Thinkpad which required resetting the time
each reboot.
Answer: Replace the battery. [How-to site for disassembly of laptop:
http://www.quepublishing.com/articles/article.asp?p=102215&seqNum=3&rl=1
-tp ]
2) What is the downloadable .iso file used for at the Linux Ubuntu
site? [Information about iso files on our site at:
links.html#iso -tp. ]
Answer: This is the file that should be burned to a CD/DVD to run
Ubuntu on your computer.
3) Dell boots to a blank screen in WinXp.
Answer: Press F8 to boot into safe mode and restore to the last
working version.
#
December,
2006
Meeting: Sequim PC Users Group Meeting: 12/09/2006
Meeting began with the welcoming of new member and guests:
A: Jessica Burroughs
B: Two IT people from the Port Angeles Senior Center.
Some time was devoted to electing new officials for the coming year:
A. President - Steve Solberg
B. Vice President - Alice Myers
C. Treasurer - James Anderson
D. Secretary - Jessica Burroughs
For the bulk of the meeting, Steve Solberg gave an excellent detailed
presentation on the process of identifying and selecting new hardware
for building your own computer. The emphasis was on making sure you
are not only up to date, but also ready to run the various versions of
Microsoft's Vista operating system.
Full details and technical specifications of Steve's talk are
available for download (in PDF format) [on this website at:
meetings.html ]
The remainder of the meeting was spent in various discussions about
Steve's talk and assorted PC problems and solutions. In addition there
were some requests for future demonstrations about:
A. Graphics and video programs - preferably free with an emphasis on
easy (no Photoshop).
B. Running Linux from a bootable CD, DVD, or flash drive.
C. Vista and a comparison between the various versions.
12/9/2006, Jessica Burroughs.
[Jessica is the
club's newly elected secretary. -tp.]
June
Meeting:
 Larry
talked about the older routers and the transition to the newest
product, from a Cisco 678 (DMT) thru the ActionTec 1520/1524 to
ActionTec GT701WG and finally to their newest offering the 2-wire
2700HGV (I actually tried this on my long loop at home (28,000 feet) and it
trained up at the same line quality as my Actiontec 1520 and the
wireless portion gave me an extra bar-as compared to my Linksys
Wireless G router.)
He said Qwest has
doubled the subscribers to DSL from last year and they are installing
hundreds of remote
dslams
each month in their territory (14 states). He also said Qwest is using
an OC192 for their backbone (to the internet).
He talked about Qwest and their
VoIP offering and
something about MSN Live that Qwest will offer near the end of 2006.
Another thing that Qwest has on it's website is something called
"Quick Care" for remote troubleshooting, apparently some software you
can download for free. He talked about their all in one product
consisting of DirecTV ( >155 Channels ), HSI (DSL 1 M upload and 1.5 M
download and digital voice for $86.97. - S, Solberg, SPCUG
May Meeting:
Some of our member's favorite links:
Here are some of the websites:
www.earthcam.com
www.wunderground.com and
www.internettourbus.com
March
Meeting:
Our speaker was
Tom Pitre, past club VP and Treasurer. Tom is a retired
educator and local, freelance journalist. He was on the Computer
Assisted Technology Staff at
Peninsula College and currently operates his own consulting
company < http://tpitre.nikola.com
> in Sequim. His discussion covered many aspects of email.
February
Meeting: 11 February, 2006. Our speaker was .Soeren Poulsen
(pictured) Soeren is a computer columnist and computer
forensic and security expert. He is currently on the staff of
Peninsula College as well as operating his own consulting
company <
http://www.soerenpoulsen.com/
> in Sequim. Soeren discussed some previous computer
forensic cases and computer problems that he has examined in his
Gazette columns. In addition, he will tell us how he chose the topics
he writes about, and why he chose the topics he writes about.
Some relevant links as discussed during the question and answer period
included:
F-Secure, Anti Virus program: <
http://www.f-secure.com >
SPECIAL - RELATED TO LAST MEETING -
Identity Theft info:
http://onguardonline.gov/idtheft.html Phishing: http://onguardonline.gov/phishing.html
PERSONAL SECURITY - ARTICLE FROM CHOICES AND
VOICES
Home Invasion
http://choices-voices.net/invasion.htm
[ Mentioned during our February meeting following Soeren's
presentation.] - tp.
Fred Langa <
http://www.langa.com > , Malek <
http://malektips.com > and
Encrypting files/directories with Windows XP:
How to Encrypt a Folder - NOTE: a member reports that this may
only work with XP PRO. I cannot test this at home. CONTINUED BELOW* [Alternatively, you
may get Cryptainer -
http://www.cypherix.co.uk/
Cryptainer LE- Free encryption - up to 10 megabytes with free
version. ]
Another alternative is to use FOLDERLOCK. Grab a
free, trial copy at:
http://www.newsoftwares.net/folderlock/?id=rc
Folder Lock is a fast file-security program that can
password-protect, lock, hide and encrypt any number of files,
folders, drives, pictures and documents in seconds. Protected files
are hidden, undeletable, inaccessible and highly secure. It hides
files from kids, friends and co-workers, safeguards them from
viruses, trojans, worms and spyware, and even protects them from
networked PCs, cable users and hackers. Files can also be protected
on USB Flash Drives, Memory Sticks, CD-RW, floppies and notebooks.
Protection works even if files are taken from one PC to another on a
removable disk, without the need to install any software. It locks
files in Windows, DOS and even Safe Modes. Additional Options
include Stealth Mode, Hacker Attempt Monitoring, Shred files,
AutoLock, Auto Shutdown PC, Lock your PC, Erase PC tracks, 256-bit
Blowfish Encryption and Context Menu in Explorer. Works on Windows
2003/XP/2000/NT/Me/98 and all kinds of disk types like FAT16, FAT32,
NTFS. Folder Lock is the most downloaded file-security program in
the market today. Folder Lock is NOT
freeware! It’s shareware, which means 'try before you
buy'. We give you a 35-use trial so that you can test the program
and check whether it is useful for you or not. If you find it useful
and want to keep it for an unlimited number of times without any
kind of limitation, register your copy and get a full version
downloaded via email in minuteS. - tp, 17 June
*NOTE: You can encrypt files and folders only on volumes that use the
NTFS file system.
1. Click Start, point to All Programs, point to Accessories, and then
click Windows Explorer.
2. Locate and right-click the folder that you want, and then click
Properties.
3. On the General tab, click Advanced.
4. Under Compress or Encrypt attributes, select the Encrypt contents
to secure data check box, and then click OK.
5. Click OK.
6. In the Confirm Attribute Changes dialog box that appears, use one
of the following steps:
• If you want to encrypt only the folder, click Apply changes to this
folder only, and then click OK.
• If you want to encrypt the existing folder contents along with the
folder, click Apply changes to this folder, subfolders and files, and
then click OK.
The folder becomes an encrypted folder. New files that you create in
this folder are automatically encrypted. Note that this does not
prevent others from viewing the contents of the folder. This prevents
others from opening items in the encrypted folder. For example, if
another user attempts to open a Microsoft Word document that has been
created in the encrypted folder, the following message appears:
Word cannot open the document: Username does not have access
privileges
(drive:\filename.doc)
If another user attempts to copy or move a document from the encrypted
folder to another location on the hard disk, the following message
appears:
Error Copying File or Folder
Cannot copy Filename: Access is denied.
Make sure the disk is not full or write-protected and that the file is
not currently in use.
Troubleshooting
• You cannot encrypt files or folders on a volume that uses the FAT
file system.
To resolve this issue, store the files or folders that you want to
encrypt on NTFS volumes.
January
Meeting: 14 January, 2006.
Wayne
Bowen, SPCUG President and past Chair, North American Wireless Packet
Data Standards. Wayne presented telecommunications basics
including details of Wi-Fi,
Cellular, DSL,
Cable, and Voice Over IP (VoIP).
The program is intended to help people make informed decisions
about their Internet and telecom choices.
December 10th
SPCUG Meeting: Our excellent and informative speaker, was Mr. Josey Paul,
Journalist, Solar designer, and environmentalist.
(below)
Josey lives
"off the grid" and uses Starband satellite
to access the net, driving everything with solar panels. Currently he is the editor of
Solar
Washington and is the founder of Skyfire Unlimited (a non-commercial solar
consulting/advocacy firm). Josey brought in a fully working solar
system and demonstrated it. He emphasized the ability to save
electricity in the standard home by using low energy lamps and
shutting off appliances that use phantom power. [Background:
See: http://michaelbluejay.com/electricity/general.html
] - tp.
From our 8 October, 2005 PC User's Group Meeting:
Mr. Kristopher Henrikson, Investment Representative for Edward
Jones of 755 Washington St., Sequim, spoke to us about investments, use of the
web, etc.
Kris' web site: <
here> Adobe Acrobat file of Kris' training material used
today: < here
>This will be available for one month. The EQUITY
GLOSSARY link.
Charts: http://bigcharts.com
| http://quote.com | Info: http://moneycentral.msn.com
-
The rule of 72 is used to compute the number of years it
takes to
DOUBLE your money. Divide 72 by interest rate (as a whole
number) to get the
number of years it will take to double the investment, based on the
rate. Example: 72/8=9 yrs to double your money at 8% int.
rate. See http://www.ruleof72.net
for more information. -tp.
~
From our
10 Sept., 2005 PC User's Group
Meeting, Favorite Links. The three SPCUG officer's present
shared their favorites. Anyone else??
Here
are some of my favorites.
http://www.visualthesaurus.com/?vt
http://search.yahoo.com/cc
http://www.nols.org/online.htm
http://babelfish.altavista.com/translate.dyn
http://www.flickr.com/
http://www.pcwebopaedia.com/
http://my.yahoo.com/
http://google.com
http://www.allyoucanread.com/index.asp
http://onelook.com/?w=
http://www.shoutcast.com
/
http://sequim-web.net
http://thebluelines.blogspot.com
http://clallamnetworks.blogspot.com/
-tp
Links to portable versions of software [Firefox Browser and
Thunderbird email client], courtesy of Steve S.
http://downloads.mozdev.org/portablefirefox/portable_firefox_1.0.6_beta.zip
and
http://downloads.mozdev.org/portablethunderbird/portable_thunderbird_1.0.6_beta.zip
From
our 9 June meeting : Discussion by guest, Richard Seiler:
Microsoft Seminars:
http://www.microsoft.com/seminar/mmcfeed/mmcdisplay.asp?Lang=en&Product=103364&Audience=100402
How to get rid of Spyware:
http://www.download.com/Get-rid-of-spyware/1200-2023_4-5127994.html
Get the DLL out - Some spyware uses an ActiveX control to keep reinstalling itself.
Usually it's a DLL file, but sometimes the file ends in ocx. Until recently, we'd been
using regsrv32.exe to eliminate these files, but that requires that you know and can
correctly type the pathname for the miscreant. If you want to take this route, head to
the Start menu, initiate the Run command, and type regsvr32 /u full-filepath\yourdll.dll. The /u switch means un-register; to register a DLL, you just
leave those characters out. Try the Bazooka Spyware Scanner:
http://www.download.com/Bazooka-Adware-and-Spyware-Scanner/3000-8022_4-10247782.html?tag=txt
FREE
WinXP News. Register to get it by email: http://www.winxpnews.com/
FREE.
Google Groups: Go to Google or http://groups.google.com
Windows XP Shutdown Issues: Windows XP shutdown issues mostly center around a very few
issues, especially legacy hardware and software compatibility issues. http://www.aumha.org/a/shtdwnxp.htm
Find prices on line: http://pricewatch.com
Tom's Hardware Guide: http://www.tomshardware.com/index.html
Half Price BOOKS: http://www.halfpricebooks.com/
April
9, 2005 Meeting Notes: Topic:
Digital Audio by Wayne Bowen Get Wayne's PowerPoint
Presentation from Wayne.
-MAGIX, Audio
Cleaning Lab
-CDex, Sound
Ripper, from Sourceforge
-ADS Analog to Digital Converter
When
recording; steps to take
1. Use DC offset
2. Normalize volume
3. Cut out bad spots
4. Remove pops, cracks, etc.
5. Separate into tracks
6. Save and burn to hard drive/CD/DVD
You should always edit with earphones, preferably. Do not edit
through your PC speakers.
Related:
Audio Outline/Curriculum, 24
February, © T. Pitre
Sound recording and editing
Free, Audacity, sound program
http://sourceforge.net/projects/audacity/
Audacity Tutorials: http://msincome.com.au/sound/testaudio.html
http://www.edhsonline.org/other/audacity/
http://www.djcj.org/LAU/quicktoots/toots/audacity/
Often called a Swiss army knife of Audio, dMC is able to: * Rip digitally sound from Audio CDs and store in a multitude of formats, dMC is the Fastest CD Ripper and now AccurateRip Compatible * Convert from one format to another, just about every audio type is supported: mp3, mp4, Windows Media Audio (wma), Ogg Vorbis, AAC, Monkeys Audio, FLAC and many others [Codec downloads], whilst preserving ID Tags, * Volume Normalize audio files, * Windows Explorer Integration - right click Convert To & popup useful information on audio files (such as bitrate, length). * ID tag editing [Power Pack Option], * Record from LPs or anything [optional Auxiliary Input install], * Fully compatible with Windows 95/98/ME NT4/2000, Windows XP and Linux (using Wine). * 100% Free (mp3 encoder on trial license), No nags, popups, hidden spyware or bundleware.
http://www.dbpoweramp.com/dmc.htm
2. Recording and edit sound with microphone
3. Record from MP3 player
direct input into laptop from MiniDisc
minidisc
player
power supply
input patch cord
mike/headset
4. Types of sound files
MP3,
wav,
wmv,
ogg,
au
5. Stream audio from web
Winamp
http://www.winamp.com/
StreamRipper
http://streamripper.sourceforge.net/
Record from web
Use iTunes and record from RADIO on net
6. Music sources; online
ShoutCast: http://www.shoutcast.com/
Dismuke: http://dismuke.org/
Resonance FM: http://www.resonancefm.com/audio.htm
Garage Band: http://www.garageband.com/help/hearmusic411.html
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