Nearly 400,000 people from around the world visited the site during its first month of operation. The site has a help and support directory for more than 1,500 hardware and software products. The site is a convenient way to access information about hardware platforms, software, training, and published articles and books. If there's a no-charge resource for a popular computer product, you'll find a link. You can also sign up for free e-mail notifications that will let you know when patches or upgrades become available.
Some people learn better by seeing than by reading.
It's a free, third-party technical support site that uses animated tutorials to show you how to use your software. It must do a decent job . The site was launched in October, and as of mid-December, it claims to have had over 250,000 unique users and over 10 million hits. The plug-in is specially optimized for the tutorials, but the operators know new visitors are reluctant to download unfamiliar software. As a result, the site plans to add support for RealNetworks Real Player and Microsoft's Windows Media Player.