Special Sunday Edition: Another Chance
Folks, I don’t normally post on Sundays, but I thought you might want to be aware of a current software license drawing that just came to my attention.
Back in March, I had the pleasure and privilege of awarding “business use” licenses (to ten of my readers) for LAlarm, a laptop alarm anti-theft tool.
“Laptop theft is common and a constant threat. Thwart thieves with the free (for personal use) program – LAlarm – which emits a loud siren sound when a thief tries to steal your laptop. More importantly (IMHO) it can destroy selected data (and also retrieve it) if the laptop is stolen — which is an important step in protecting your “identity”, and personal information.”
For those of you who missed out on winning a license, you have another chance as Gizmos For Geeks is currently running a drawing contest for 30 licenses (yes, 30!). To go there and enter, click here. (The site is certainly worth a visit even if you aren’t interested in this contest, so check it out.)
Note: LAlarm is free for personal use.
* To see what I have written about LAlarm, click here.
* To visit the LAlarm website (and, maybe, download a copy), click here.
• About Tech Paul
I am a Retired computer & network technician. I used to think the machines were pretty cool. Now I don’t.
They’re anything but.
I regularly posted how-to’s and tricks & tips and general computing advice here starting in 2007. (Use the Search tool to find answers. But be aware, many are rather dated.) Sometimes I answered (your) specific questions in an article if I believed the answer was generally helpful to “everyone”. All the writing you see was my own, typos and all. There always is/was an implied “IMHO” in what you see here.
Note: You are responsible for using this blog and its content. I am in no way liable for any losses caused by user error, viruses and/or other malware, hardware or software failure, or any other conceivable reason.
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