An institution's image on the Internet
Building an institution's image online requires responsible, effective work because the integrity of its brand is at stake.
Read article in EnglishWebsites and a company's image
Developing a website brings responsibility for presenting a company clearly and professionally. The original article examines the relationship between a company's website and its public image.
Read article in EnglishConfiguring a P2P client: part one
Configuring a P2P download program can be complicated. The first part of this series introduces the settings and explains how to approach them.
Read article in EnglishConfiguring a P2P client: part two
The second part continues the explanation of network types and covers further settings in the eMule client.
Read article in EnglishConfiguring a P2P client: part three
The final part explains more of how eMule works, offers configuration tips and discusses solutions to connection problems.
Read article in EnglisheDonkey2000: an influential protocol
The article distinguishes the original eDonkey2000 client from the protocol used by later file-sharing software. It describes a partly centralised network in which servers help process discovery information while peers exchange files.
Read article in EnglishFile-sharing networks
Early eDonkey networks relied on central servers run by users who contributed bandwidth. Those servers handled substantial traffic and could become vulnerable points. This article introduces the development of other file-sharing network designs.
Read article in EnglishInstant communication and more
The article describes the move from MSN Messenger to Windows Live Messenger, presenting the latter as a messaging application with more features and closer integration with the computer. It records the products as they existed at the time.
Read article in EnglishMessaging wherever you are
The original article discusses being reachable through an instant messenger at home or on a mobile phone. Its examples include Yahoo Messenger, Windows Live Messenger and Google Talk. These are historical examples, rather than a list of current services.
Read article in EnglishA display name with style
Messenger Plus! allowed users to add colours and formatting to their display names. Contacts without the extension could instead see numbers and symbols mixed into those names. This article explains that historical feature.
Read article in EnglishLooking for current eMule help?
Use the setup manual, the server and Kad guide or the current download page.