software frequently asked quesitons

I really don’t like mcafee or symantec norton. Is there something else that’s faster, less resource hungry and more effective for iPad security?

On my iPad 2 but does not allow it apple does not allow it what can get in its place can anybody help me please

Those photos are very important to me, would anyone please tell me what to do? I want my photos back …

which talk show hosts do you like?

I have avast! free anti virus and just now i got MCAfee with Adobe flash player, should i keep both?
If i keep both, are there any consequences?

Hi ok so to start I’ll try and describe the song a little. First off it is instrumental, basic, repeating, well known and is very quick paced. I think it is usually used for comic situations (note it is not Yakety Sax).
Using vlc to slow down the song and then further analyzing the the wave forms in Adobe Sound Booth (to get the correct ratio of dings to da-de-dings) I hear:
Ding ding ding ding ding ding ding ding ding ding ding ding ding ding ding da-de-ding ding ding ding da-de-ding ding ding ding da-de-ding ding ding. (Exact ratio seen in exert clip *see below)
In the background is a slow soft mellow, Ho-hi ho-hi (repeating the whole way through).
Now although you amazingly musically talented folk probably have figured it out already I thought I may as well add some more information to help clarify and confirm.
The sound clip in question was seen in The Simpsons Season 11 Episode 21 – “It’s a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad Marge”. The clip features as part of The Krusty show and involves Mad Marge impersonating dancers dancing around in straight-jackets. With ads excluded from the show the clip air roughly between 18:57 and 19:01 (shows how quick the rhythm is). That’s about all I can do for this song, I have a few other tracks I have to figure out now.
Thank you in advance to everyone for your help deciphering this number!

im trying to pick a career to go after. and im stuck between computer science (which seems like its about theories and no real-world application) and computer software engineering.

see i never uploaded A norton anti virus at all,and now my laptop is infected with A virus,so long might the laptop it work now that it has A virus in it,see im planning to buy me another laptop very soon,see this one just bugs me A lot

I attempted to download it, but then my Mcafee popped up, warning me that I may be downloading a potentially unwanted program.
See, I am trying to find an actor, and I posted an ad on Craig’s List, got a response, and the guy gave me a link to his resume on http://resume-post.net/, but in order to view his video resume, I have to download XviD.
I am concerned that this guy could infact just be a spammer since I have gotten spam from Craig’s List before after posting stuff.

Okay, so I know it may seem a little confusing, I know what comes with both and I know why I want them. I’m a computing student and I have decided that I want to go into web design. I have a high interest in it and I am good at it. I have 2 projects to complete in Dreamweaver and I already have experience in it.
The dilemma is this; using software4students.co.uk I can get Dreamweaver alone for £108. But, I can get Design Premium for £285. This includes;
– Photoshop CS5 Extended
– Illustrator CS5
– InDesign CS5.5
– Dreamweaver CS5.5
– Flash Professional CS5.5
– Flash Catalyst CS5.5
– Fireworks CS5
– Acrobat X Pro
– Bridge CS5
– Device Central CS5.5
I just wondered if anyone could give me help and advice with which one to get. There’s £177 in it, and I haven’t used my student loans yet, so the price doesn’t bother me considering the discount already. If you were in my shoes, what would you do?
Thanks!