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CONTENT:
ComUSolv was created by university students to "provide the most comprehensive way home users can keep their computers clean, healthy, and error free as well as provide useful tools and tutorials to maximize performance and features."
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AESTHETICS:
The front page is very busy with lots of text links and banner ads.
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ORGANIZATION:
The site is organized into five main categories, all accessible from the main page. Each page has a link back to the home page.
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REVIEW:
Teachers are often left to their own devices when it comes to keeping their computers "clean, healthy, and error free." Any PC user running Windows 95, 98, NT, 2000, or Millennium
Edition who may need help in this area will benefit from ComUSolv.com. This site offers five areas of help: Technical Support, Virus Center, Skills Center, Security Zone, and Product Updates. There is a wealth of free information and tutorials available on any topic from virus protection to c++ programming. Users can download the latest tools and updates to keep their computers running smoothly.
Free technical support is available via telephone and live chat; remote control (screen sharing) or e-mail support is provided for a nominal fee. A self-help section provides information for those tackling their own software and hardware problems, and general computer advice is always free. There are even directions for setting up a home network.
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Reviewed by Hazel Jobe
Education World®
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1/16/2002
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