If you are looking for an all-in-one cost effective and efficient software security solution, you may want to check out Software Security Solutions, the company that produced a smart security suite, including ESET smart security, a new smart defense that was developed to block malware.

I was surprised that there are seventy different variants malware released everyday. Tell me, with this threat, how can a company that depends heavily on software programs and the internet prevent from a virus infection or Trojan attack?

These solutions developed by Software Security Solutions are meant for small to medium scale businesses and these companies can purchase licenses depending on their needs, whether for a company, a year or for up to four computers for two years. It really is up to the company and how they want to accommodate their budget.

Wow, that is a hefty amount of money, though these mega companies will hardly pay in cold hard cash.

Do you know of anyone who still uses Yahoo! products exclusively? Although I have my first email account with Yahoo! years ago, currently, I am only using Yahoo! email for my junk mail by joining mailing lists or registering with websites that ask for a valid email address and then spam these emails.

And I also installed Yahoo! Messenger but don’t have time to use it although it is connected the whole time my computer is online. See, I don’t even have time to chat.

I don’t use Yahoo search because it is too cluttered so I don’t know if it returns more or less relevant results than Google. I used to use Yahoo! Photos but they have shut this down last year. So, how much does the average internet user uses Yahoo now? Is US$45 billion worth it, not taking into consideration its potential for future growth?

If you remember, my computer needed a format in November, 2007 and then another one just last week. In November, I was scratching my head on how to make Yahoo! Messenger in my preferred browser, Maxthon. It kept opening all links from my Y! M in FireFox instead.

Anyway, I gave up and decided to just let things be. Naturally, I did not check my Yahoo! email account as often as I would like to, since FireFox always opens a new link in the active tab, which I hate. If open in a new tab is all right lah.

So last week, I had the chance to try making my Yahoo! Messenger links open in Maxthon, and I was in a hurry to get my FireFox running first and only get to install Maxthon later.

I soon found out that if you want your Yahoo! Messenger links to open from a particular browser, install that browser last. No matter that Yahoo! Messenger supposedly uses Internet Explorer but in practical, it will open by default in the last browser that you have installed and there is no settings to change it.

Try this and let me know if it works for you!