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Are you using uTorrent's embedded tracker? If so, make sure your firewall is allowing traffic to its port and your internet connection has the same IP address all the while the torrent is running. (You might be able to work around the static IP requirement by using DynDNS and using a hostname...

There are a few different features to look out for: Levels of pressure sensitivity; how accurately it detects how hard you are pressing. More levels are better. Angle detection; detects what angle you are holding the pen at, so your software can change the shape of a brush stroke...

Yes, files from BitTorrent are just ordinary files. You can scan them with AVG just like any other file. If the virus was old enough for AVG to know about it, or obvious enough to make AVG suspicious, then AVG would quarantine it or delete it for you. But if the virus was too new or...

Yes, files from BitTorrent are just ordinary files. You can scan them with AVG just like any other file. If the virus was old enough for AVG to know about it, or obvious enough to make AVG suspicious, then AVG would quarantine it or delete it for you. But if the virus was too new or...

Yes, files from BitTorrent are just ordinary files. You can scan them with AVG just like any other file. If the virus was old enough for AVG to know about it, or obvious enough to make AVG suspicious, then AVG would quarantine it or delete it for you. But if the virus was too new or...

Yes, files from BitTorrent are just ordinary files. You can scan them with AVG just like any other file. If the virus was old enough for AVG to know about it, or obvious enough to make AVG suspicious, then AVG would quarantine it or delete it for you. But if the virus was too new or...

file_exists() is a function It takes an argument, which goes inside its set of brackets. It returns a boolean (true/false) value; true if the file specified in the argument exists, and false if it doesn't. In this case, the argument is $file_name. So, we get: file_exists($file_name) 'if'...