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Julian Wood Local time: 10:46 Czech to English + ...
Mar 23, 2007
Hello Should I not open these pages, or add the 'www' after the 'http' bit as suggested? They are University websites, so feel they should be OK Thanks.
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Hello Should I not open these pages, or add the 'www' after the 'http' bit as suggested? They are University websites, so feel they should be OK Thanks.
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Jack Doughty United Kingdom Local time: 10:46 Russian to English + ...
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McAfee SiteAdvisor
Apr 5, 2007
McAfee Site Advisor is another way of checking whether it is safe to open a web link or not. It is free from http://www.siteadvisor.com/ (there is a more elaborate version which you have to pay for, but the free one seems quite adequate to me).
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