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I have a secret that is no longer going to be so after this post.  If you are a PC user, your desktop administration life is about to get wayyyyy easier.  For over two years I’ve been using a program that literally allows me to forget about where and when I put all of my files on my computer -even what I named them!  It’s called Copernic Desktop Search, it’s a dream, and it’s one of the flagship software programs found at Copernic.com:

Quite frankly, it’s amazing.  I’ve tried a number of “desktop search” engines over the years and honestly -NOTHING compares to the power and simplicity of the Copernic Desktop Search Engine.  Did I say NOTHING?  Yes, it’s true…
NOTHING I’ve found, whether freeware, open-source, payware, or otherwise, compares to the power of file management and search capabilities that this piece of software provides me.

Here’s the best thing about it.. It’s free for Home and Non-Commercial use.   Although the free version is a somewhat tamer version of the professional (@ $49.95 U.S. ) it is nonetheless amazing and there are not any nag screens or lack of useful features.

Copernic’s interface is totally useful, and easily allows you to find all of the files you work with on a daily basis: Word, Excel, Docs, PowerPoints, PDFs, HTML, Word Perfect, Text Files, Zip Files, music, videos, pictures, etc.  In addition, it will locate email attachments as well as index the words of all of your email (and all other supported file types) on your computer if you use Outlook, Express, Eudora or any of the Mozilla clients.

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Theresa White over at the Music Education Blog has posted the 7th Music Education Blog Carnival.  Make sure you visit her carnival to acquire some great information and music tips from the great music education bloggers.   Anyone maysubmit an entry to the music education blog carnival.  Just visit this link to find out more information about it: http://mustech.net/muscarn

Also, www.blogcarnival.com has selected the Musical Education Blog Carnival to be the featured carnival on their site for the January 12th and you’ll see it splashed on their homepage all day.   I was informed of this today via e-mail.  They recently congratulated our carnival for this accomplishment and added a featured carnivals section to highlight and acknowledge carnivals they really like.  Congratulations to all those who have participated in the Music Education Blog Carnival for making this happen!

In addition, if you’ve already successfully submitted an article and have been posted in a music education carnival, why not consider being a host?  Please let me know if you are interested via the contact form or in the comment section below.

Next month’s, carnival will be hosted by Dr. Chris Foley of the Colloborative Piano Blog.  Submit your article/post for this edition today!