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If you are doing marketing in Google AdWords, set up a Google AdWords account, Google AdWords and measure performance, now is the time for you to optimize the performance of your ads.

Optimizing marketing in Google AdWords can be done with a variety of goals, such as getting more traffic to your site, reducing the cost of existing advertising, increase return on investment (ROI) you are, or whatever your goal.

There are so many ways you can do to optimize your online marketing in Google AdWords. Here are 7 tips to optimize successful marketing in Google AdWords for best results:

1. Creating a Potent Text Ads

It is not easy to say all you want to say just a few words. How to create text ads (text ads) that are effective include:

Highlight what makes your product different from other products. This can also be done by entering the promotional price and you give to your product.
Making your customers know what they can get and do after clicking your ad text. Enter the words strong as "Purchase Today" or "List It!"
Include at least one of your best keywords in the ad text.
Creating ads that are relevant to your landing page.

2. Improve Keyword Performance

You can improve performance (number of clicks, number of impressions, etc) your keyword in many ways, one of which is to create keywords that are relevant to the theme of the ad group, landing page and your text ad. Relevant keywords can increase the quality score of each keyword and make costs you have to spend every click is reduced.

The other way is, you can modify the keywords with low performance in order to be more relevant to your text ads. If there are keywords that performance continued to decline, you can remove it from your keyword list.

To get new keyword ideas, you can use the Google Keyword Tool provided by Google free of charge for you.

3. Focusing On Marketing ROI and Conversion

To increase your Return on Investment, you should focus on increasing the conversion potential by attracting the right customers to your website. You can do this by:

Using keywords and text ads that are relevant.
Using a landing page that is most relevant to each of your ads.
Make it easier for visitors to find what they are looking for on your website (product list, order form, etc..)

4. Increase your costs Remove

Increase money you spend, the smart way. Reduce spending on keywords that provide poor performance, and increase your spending for a keyword with better performance.

5. Minimize Not Worth a Click

Use Conversion Optimizer to see what the visitors shortly after clicking on your ad. If you feel there is no benefit to your business, reduce or abolish the fee for the ad with the keyword.

6. Organize Your AdWords Account With Good

With good organizing your AdWords account, you will get some benefits such as:

Decide which ads are generating the most traffic and conversions.
Monitor performance changes with ease.
Increase control over the budget and the money you spend.
Allocate certain keywords faster.
Easily set up your campaign.

7. Get ideas from Google AdWords

By using the Opportunities tab in your account, you will get new ideas for developing your marketing. The ideas given here include ideas related to keywords, bids, and your specific budget. The next step is to apply them in your account.

nyToISO is a simple application which allows users to convert their files into ISO images. 

The ultimate ISO Creator for Windows: can create ISO from almost everything including all CD/DVD images formats popular in Internet (NRG, MDF, UIF, DMG, ISZ, BIN, DAA, PDI, CDI, IMG, etc), CD/DVD/Blue-ray disks or simply from a local folder.

What is more: extract any of those formats plus ISO/DEB/RPM images extraction. Complete command line support.

The main problem it solves is familiar to many computer users. Many programs can create a disk image in its own format. This is especially true for commercial products. For example, in order to burn a NRG image on a disk you need only original Nero program.

With AnyToISO you can mount any CD/DVD image found in Internet to your VMWare virtual machine or burn it on an optical disk after conversion to ISO.

Key Features:

á Extract/Convert to ISO: NRG, MDF, UIF, DMG, ISZ, BIN, DAA, PDI, CDI, IMG, etc CD/DVD-ROM images

á Extract ISO, DMG, DEB, RPM... files

á Create ISO from CD/DVD/Blu-ray disks

á Create ISO from files/folders

á Command line support

Acer GridVista 
Acer Acer GridVista Application
Version  2.65.402 1.2 MB Download

AcerMC 
Acer Acer Mobility Center Add-on Application
Version 1.0.3003 5.9 MB Download

eDataSecurity
Acer eDataSecurity Management Application
Version 2.8.4354 41.4 MB Download

eFramework 
Acer Acer Empowering Technology Framework
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eLock 
Acer Acer eLock Management Application
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ePower 
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eRecovery 
Acer eRecovery Management Application
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Acer eSetting Management Application
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Intel Serial ATA AHCI Drivers
Version 12.0.0.49974, 20.8MB  Windows XP
Version 7.0.0.1020 19.9MB Windows Vista
Version 8.9.0.1023, 21.4MB Windows 7

Audio
Realtek High Definition Audio Driver
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Version 6.0.1.5404, 36.7MB Windows Vista
Version 6.0.1.5911, MB 58.5 Windows 7

Bluetooth 
Broadcom Bluetooth Driver
Version 5.1.0.3200, 96.6MB  Windows XP
Version 6.0.1.3900, 24Mb Windows Vist, 7
Version 6.0.1.3800, 57.0 Windows Vista x64, 7 x64

Camera -Webcam
Bison Camera Driver
Version 7.96.701.2, 9.7MB Windows XP, Vista, 7

Camera - Webcam
Chicony Camera Driver
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Version 5.7.28.400, 7.0MB Windows Vista, 7

Camera - Webcam
Suyin Camera Driver
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Intel Chipset Installation Utility Driver
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Version 8.2.0.1012, 2.0MB Windows XP, Vista 
Version 9.1.1.1015, 4.7MB Windows 7

Card Reader
O2 Micro Card Reader Driver
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Version 3.27 8.6MB Windows Vista, 7

LAN - Ethernet
Broadcom LAN Driver
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Version 10.9.0.0 4.7MB Windows Vista, 7

Modem
Agere Modem Driver
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Version 2.1.77.9, 677.1KB Windows Vista, 7

Modem
Conexant Modem Driver
Version 7.62.00.00, 3.6MB Windows XP
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Touchpad
Synaptic Touchpad Driver
Version 9.2.3.1, 6.1MB Windows XP 
Version 9.1.19.4, 11.5MB Windows Vista, 7

VGA - Graphic
ATI Mobility Radeon HD 2400XT, HD2300
Version 8.402.0.0000 129.2MB Windows XP
Version 8.37.5, 37.8MB Windows Vista
Version 8.401.0.0000 , 148.4MB Windows Vista x64
Windows 7 automatically installed the drivers, in case you need the latest drivers:
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VGA - Graphic
Intel 945 GM Graphic Driver
Version 6.14.10.4820, 16.4MB Windows XP
Version 7.14.10.1244, 15.0MB Windows Vista
Windows 7 automatically installed the drivers, in case you need the latest or WDDM drivers: 
Download for windows 7


Wireless
Atheros Wireless LAN Driver
Version 5.3.0.45, 2.7MB Windows XP
Version 7.2.0.208, 2.9MB Windows Vista, 7

Wireless
Broadcom Wireless LAN Driver
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Version 4.102.15.61, 3.0MB Windows Vista, 7

Wireless
Intel Wireless LAN Driver
Version 11.1.1.11, 143.1MB Windows XP
Version 11.1.0.86, 32.0MB Windows Vista, 7
Version 15.1.0.1187, 7.6MB Windows Vista x64, 7 x64

Launch Manager
Dritek Launch Manager
Version 1.2.1.420 2.7MB Windows XP
Version  2.0.00 2.6MB Windows Vista, 7x64

BIOS
Acer BIOS (use it when needed) - OS independent
Version 1.18, 4.5MB Download
Wrong BIOS can harm your system, use it if you know what youre doing!

Administrators are constantly learning these days. Server virtualization, desktop VDI, Exchange, SharePoint -- its a never-ending barrage of new material to take in. With so many products, its easy to fall behind on learning all the features of the "old" Windows 7, so let me bring you up to speed. Here are the top 20 tips and tricks that you should know for Windows 7; if you want to see my favorite three, just watch the video.

1. Taskbar icons have keyboard shortcuts. To open these applications through shortcut keys, simply hold down the Windows key and press the number on the keyboard that corresponds with the icon, working from the Start "orb" button to the right. For example, if Internet Explorer is the first icon, press Windows-1 to open IE.

2. You can move items on the taskbar. I know it feels like this was already possible in Windows XP and Vista, but this actually is a new Windows 7 feature.

3. Paint and WordPad use the new ribbon interface. In addition, Paint has new brushes, and both applications have new Save As options. However, you still cant open more than one document or picture at a time.

4. There is a great new tool for supporting family members and friends from afar.Click the Start button and type psr to open the Problem Steps Recorder. This tool can capture step by step (even take screenshots) what a person is doing. When they stop the recording, the session is bundled as an MHTML file and compressed for easy emailing back to support, which in most cases is you. (An MHTML file is an IE-only HTML variant.)

5. You can have more than one clock on your notification area. For those of us who work with people in other time zones, you can display clocks for each of those regions. Click the clock in the notification area and choose Change Date and Time Settings. Select the Additional Clocks tab to display as many as two other clocks and to set their time zones. (This feature actually came with Vista, but few people know about it.)

6. Theres a fast way to run a program using administrator privileges. To open an application with administrator permissions, you usually locate it through the Start menu, right-click the application, and choose Run as Administrator from the contextual menu. However, you can also simply type the name in the Instant Search bar at the base of the Start menu and press Ctrl-Shift-Enter.

7. There is a replacement to the Security Center called the Action Center. Located in the Control Panel, it provides both security and maintenance information for your system. It also provides links to many other features such as backup settings.

8. There is a new UAC (User Account Control) slider to set the desired prompt level. You can reach it quickly by typinguac in the Instant Search bar. This slider is set by default to a less annoying setting than what Vista had, but you can bring the settings back to Vista mode, leave it in Windows 7 mode (which prompts you only if an action is attempted beyond your input), or lower the settings to the bottom and turn off the UAC security altogether to what I like to call "Mac mode" (yes, I know the Macs UAC equivalent prompts users for the same kinds of actions as UACs Windows 7 mode). Note that the slider is also available in the Action Center.

9. You can quickly turn on and off certain Windows apps. To turn on and off built-in apps such as Internet Explorer, DVD Maker, and Media Player, type features in the Instant Search bar and select the Turn Windows Features On or Off link under Control Panel; then locate the feature you want to hide or display.

10. You can run a private version of Internet Explorer. If you are at a conference or in a public location and want to run a private version of Internet Explorer, you can quickly jump to the InPrivate Browsing mode to do so. There are several methods. You can click and drag the IE icon up or right-click it to get a contextual menu in which you choose Start InPrivate Browsing. Or in IE itself, choose Safety > InPrivate Browsing or press Ctrl-Shift-P to open a new, private IE window. You can also set a desktop shortcut for IE that automatically launches in InPrivate Browsing mode; just append -private after the application path, with a space before the hyphen. No matter how you launch that private session, IE wont retain any of the information you view or type during that session.

11. You can turn off auodetection of your location and other such browser information. Sometimes, when you go to a site, it locates your connection point and asks, for example, "Would you like to know the weather in [your location]?" That may freak you out a bit, but you can use a new IE feature called InPrivate Filtering, located in IEs Safety options, to choose what browser information you want to filter out from sites access.

12. You can set up a quick home network. Use the new feature called HomeGroups to share documents, pictures, and printers easily with other members of your home network also running Windows 7.

13. Find out whats causing reliability issues. If your PC has issues every once in a while, such as crashes or application hangs, type reliability in the Instant Search bar to open the Reliability Monitor; it will show your systems reliability history over a period of time and what seems to hit your reliability the most.

14. See a system diagnostic of your computer in 60 seconds with minimal effort.Rather than go to Administrative Tools, then to Performance Monitor, and finally to Data Collector Sets just to launch the System Diagnostic DCS, simply open up an administrator command prompt and type perfmon /report.

15. You can enforce time limits and game restrictions on users. Use the Parental Controls in the Control Panel. Yes, theyre great for home control but also for libraries, schools, and kiosk systems not connected to a domain.

16. Find missing tools such as Windows Mail and Photo Gallery. These have been moved to a download site called Live Essentials.

17. Work fast using PowerShell. PowerShell v2 is included with Windows 7, which also offers a new semi-GUI version of the tool called PowerShell ISE. PowerShell ISE has three panes: The bottom one is for direct command input, the middle one is for output, and the top one is for scripting and saving those scripts as PS1 files. One tremendous benefit of PowerShell v2 is its remoting capability, which lets you perform tasks on other systems through the command line.

18. Control application access control via AppLocker. This tool uses rules and file properties to provide access control to applications. Although youd typically use AppLocker on a domain, you can play with the settings and become more familiar with AppLocker by opening Administrative Tools, opening the Local Security Policy, and expanding the Application Control Policies. There, you can create rules that relate to the publisher, path, and/or file hash, along with a host of other settings.

19. Get automatic email alerts for error events. Have an error event in Event Viewer that you want to be emailed about when it happens again? Open Event Viewer, locate the event error through the logs, select the event, and use the Attach Task to This Event wizard in the Actions pane to attach a task to that event, such as displaying a message, running a program, or sending an email.

20. See your Windows Experience Index (WEI) performance score. Type wei in the Instant Search bar and click the Check the Windows Experience Index link to see your system score (aka the Base score) and individual component scores. To see the underlying XML files that are created when this score is calculated, go toc:WindowsPerformanceWinSATDataStore and look for the latest (Formal) assessment XML for a full review of the results from the Windows System Assessment Tool (WinSAT). Finally, if you want to have some nerdy fun, you can adjust the permissions settings and give your system a higher WEI score.