I saw the article of Ives and went immediately to that site. But I was a bit annoyed with the advertisement and the way one had to connect.

Now, I'm one of the old guys who also experienced the IRC era, and had in the past an IRC Server running.

So why not one for SVS? It is cleaner, faster, and no advertisements :)

[Updated to include a download that allows access via any HTML Web browser.]

It's getting better, here is a Web page to access the IRC Server, so if you're behind a firewall, you're still be able to join the team: http://www.xs4all.nl/~starf0x/IrcChat/
SVS IRC Chat

Don't forget to add this site to your favorites.

To make it even simpler for you, I've made a GUI for SVS Chat.
It works via HTML, so you can connect also from work.
(Not recommended of course :)
Press CTRL & Space to hide it to the tray. (Bosskey)
And it is very tiny, only 160 KB....

iTunes è un programma usato per sincronizzare il tuoi iPod con la musica memorizzata nel PC. iTunes si appoggia su alcuni servizi che possono causare dei problemi nella fase di virtualizzazione. Di seguito trovate alcuni passi che ho usato per virtualizzare con successo iTunes.

Requisiti

• iTunes .
• Sistema Operativo Virtuale .
• EasyExcluder .
• SvS Multitool .

Mi dispiace, ma in questo articolo non spiegherò come configurare il sistema operativo virtuale (molte informazioni sono state già pubblicate in merito a questo argomento)

1. Assicurarsi che SVS sia installato nel OS virtuale.
2. Essere sicuri che il sistema operativo virtuale sia il più possibile pulito!
3. Copiare iTunes nel sistema operativo virtuale.

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