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Free software tool to configure and design custom manifolds

Photo caption: CHoose is a free software tool from Bosch Rexroth that allows the user to configure a unique hydraulic circuit and begin design work on a Hydraulic Integrated Circuit manifold or Compact Directional Valve sectional assembly.

CHoose is a new, free configuration tool for customized Bosch Rexroth Compact Hydraulic solutions. CHoose accelerates the design process for machine OEMs and all appliers of hydraulic circuits.

Bosch Rexroth now offers CHoose, free software that allows the user to configure a unique hydraulic circuit and begin design work on a Hydraulic Integrated Circuit (HIC) manifold or Compact Directional Valve sectional assembly.

Operating the tool is easy and intuitive: simply select suitable Rexroth parts from among thousands of possibilities in the component library, drag-and-drop them directly into the circuit and then connect ports and valves to represent hydraulic functionality. Detailed specifications such as pressure settings, solenoid coil voltages, electrical connections and porting can all be selected by the user through simple menu selections.

After a circuit concept is complete, the layout of the custom solution can be created within CHooses 3D design environment. Custom manifolds and sectional valves emerge from concept to reality with simple drag-and-drop positioning. Design Tips are offered to guide the user through this process and ensure a realistic representation.

Once a design is completed, CHoose provides several 2D and 3D export and print options so that its output can be used in other CAD or modeling software. An extensive list of Project Parameters is provided for entry by the user and allows all core data relevant to the technical and commercial aspects of the project to be stored, modified and reported easily. Additionally, the Parameter data provides the basis for a degree of error checking in component selection to help the CHoose user reduce easy mistakes and oversights.

The CHoose configuration tool currently covers Cartridge Valves and Manifolds together with Compact Directional (Bankable) Valves. During 2014, Bosch Rexroth plans to expand the tool to include Compact Power Modules (Power Units) and Compact Motion Control Valves.

For more information and to download CHoose, please visit http://www.boschrexroth-us.com/CHoose

About Bosch Rexroth: Economical, precise, safe, and energy efficient: drive and control technology from Bosch Rexroth moves machines and systems of any size. The company bundles global application experience in the market segments of Mobile Applications, Machinery Applications and Engineering, Factory Automation, and Renewable Energies to develop innovative components as well as tailored system solutions and services. Bosch Rexroth offers its customers hydraulics, electric drives and controls, gear technology, and linear motion and assembly technology all from one source. With locations in over 80 countries, more than 36,700 associates generated sales revenue of approximately 5.7 billion euros ($7.6 billion) in 2013. To learn more, please visit http://www.boschrexroth-us.com

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Microsoft may have ended support for Windows XP, but free antivirus software vendor Avast projects that for millions of users, that wont mean squat.

Avast had previously reported that 23.6 percent of its users were still running Windows XP. In the days before Microsoft ended support of Windows XP on April 8, Avast surveyed close to 165,000 of those users. The results, released in in a blog post on Monday, indicate that 27 percent of Avasts Windows XP users dont plan on doing anything, even though Windows XP systems are theoretically vulnerable to attack from hitherto unreported vulnerabilities.

Avast itself has reported that Windows XP users are attacked several times more frequently than those running Windows 7.

Avast, like other antimalware vendors, has committed to supporting Windows XP for two years or more. Microsoft, too, has commited to antimalware updates until July 2015. But using antimalware as the duct tape for an otherwise unpatched system is generally considered unwise, as Avast itself notes. This number is relatively high considering the security risks involved with the OS and makes one wonder how many XP users are not concerned about their protection and arent planning on upgrading their OS, buying a new PC or seeking AV that will support them, the company noted.

According to Microsoft, this needs to go. Some users feel differently.

Avast says it has over 200 million users who have downloaded and run its free antimalware suite, giving it a significant user base to query. Of the164,496 users who responded, Avast said that that 21 percent of its Windows XP users were unaware that Microsoft was ending support for Windows XP. That might explain why only 15 percent of those Windows XP users were planning to upgrade their operating system, according to Avast. And only 5 percent of users plan to buy an entirely new PC, even though that, too, is strongly advised.

Avast also recommends that its customers switch away from Internet Explorer 8, whose version for Windows XP will no longer be supported. In its place, the company recommended users move to Googles Chrome browser, which updates itself.

Can antimalware protect the average PC? It depends on the needs, said Michael Silver, an analyst for Gartner, in an email. Characterizing anti malware as a patch is really inaccurate, he wrote. However there are companies that claim their antimalware software will specifically look for malicious activity based on security holes found after support ended, for example, Arkoon Extended XP. For some users and organizations that will be sufficient. For others, especially where compliance is an issue, an unsupported version of Windows is really a non-starter.

However, Silver added an important caveat: Even a patched OS has risks. If you did enough to reduce surface area for attack, you could create a Windows XP system thats more secure than the typical Windows 7 PC, he said.

Avast executives could not be reached for comment, though a spokesperson did confirm the survey results for our article.

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MacXDVD Software not only inaugurates the 15-day software giveaway but also announces a big discount party to put the Easter event into a new level. The software giant offers up to 70% price cut on MacX Video Converter Pro, MacX Holiday Gift Pack, etc. to refresh customers' digital entertainment. Besides, $5 coupon codes are available upon sharing the holiday event on Facebook.

Price and Availability MacX DVD Ripper Pro priced at $59.95 is completely free from today to April 25, 2014. Please download and register it with the license offered at the MacXDVD 2014 Easter Giveaway Page.

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