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If the computer you’re going to eighty-six still works, donate it. Wipe the hard drive clean (ShredIt can do that for you; $20; Mireth.com). Article: “How to Recycle Anything?” [Read More]

Amanda MacMillanPrevention Magazine

hello…just bought iVCD and found it instantly excellent. I have been making animations in a somewhat peculiar format and was worried that delivering them in DVD form was going to be very complicated – but it couldn’t be easier.

Tim B.

[iVCD] All sorted now… thanks for a prompt response. After regarding svcd.vcd as an awful format, down to poor quality picture and out of sync sound… Since changing to mac osx and buying iVCD ive totally changed my view. Thanks for a great program. Its been worh every penny (you can quote me on that) Thanks

Ian C.

[ShredIt] It is so rare that a software company provides such an informative and direct response as yours. I truly appreciate your quick and factual response. Cudos! … I now feel quite confident, after reading your reply, that my $19.95 investment was well spent! … Thank you for your support and information. More appropriately, “thank you” on behalf of the school, for they will get my three computers…I will sleep better!!!

One basic privacy measure, however, is easily overlooked: proper data destruction….ShredIt, is available in versions for both Windows and Macintosh computers from Mireth Technology ($19.95 for downloaded versions at http://www.mireth.com). The program’s overwrite methods include user-defined options with up to 35 passes. Another useful feature, in the Macintosh version, is the option to overwrite rewritable CD’s. [Read More]

"Deleted but Not Gone", Tom FitzgeraldNew York Times

Thanks so much for this detailed and insightful email Roger. You were absolutely right. Even though I have Administrator rights on the Windows 2012R2 server where the File System is located (as one of the logical partitions – F: drive), I had to start ShredIt with “Run as an Administrator”. When I did that, folders are being shredded no problem. I truly appreciate the quick response.

A Kremer

The Windows Recycle Bin is not the end for your deleted files. In fact, deleted files linger even after you’ve emptied the Recycle Bin. That information could be recovered and read if your computer is stolen…. Fortunately, there are tools to help ensure that deleted files are truly gone. They’re commonly called shredders… A few that I’ve found are ShredIt ($20)…” Article: “Kim Komando’s Tip of the Day: How to delete files for good“

Kim KomandoThe Kim Komando Show

“To fully delete files, you need a program that wipes them from your device by putting random data in place of your info that cannot be retrieved. Eraser, Disk Wipe, and ShredIt (http://mireth.com/shredit/) are some that provide free trial with data file wiping programs.” [wusa9.com]

wusa9.com, "Digital Spring Cleaning Tips"

[MacVCD] Just a quick note to acknowledge your wonderful VCD player. I spent the better part of the day downloading trial versions of various players from ZDnet in attempt to play a disk full of (apparently PC) VCD’s that I bought on eBay, and none would do the job until I found and tested yours; needless to say, I found myself pulling out the Visa card five minutes later. Always nice to find a program that actually does what it’s designed to do; looking forward to trying out some of your other …

Richard F.Toronto

[MacVCD] You guys are so cool. We lost power to our house for 4 days due to the ice storm last week. I used my Titanium powerbook to play back the backlog of VCDs recorded with my Terapin VCD recorder. It was 35 degrees in the house, and we had no hot water, but we were able to entertain our neighbors and friends. Thanks for your quick response.

Hal

I wanted to be able to transform audio cds to mp3 files automatically, and I wanted to have control over the quality of the my mp3 via the bitrate. Music man (mirethMusic) did this very well, and very easily.

HDJ

The right software for the job.

The right software for the job.