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If you still doubt to buy, take a look on www.picajet.com.
PicaJet Photo Album use hardware acceleration for viewing digital photos. Amazing!
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PicaJet instantly was added to the firewall at the office because of it's insistance to drop cookies for no good reason.
I see no reason to look at or review this one.
Bob
The same I can tell about cnet.com and most sites in internet 
Any site puts cookies to a greater or lesser extent.
Info about cookie puts to my computer from cnet.com:
Key:glu568067
Value:1
Domain:cnet.com
Secure:No
Expire:26.08.2004 23:28:51
Modified:26.08.2004 11:28:51
If want to be anonymus: "Tools>Internet options>Privacy"
and move slider to top position.
P.S. Dont be supresed when you return to any site and this site recognize you.
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