Free bn software for windows

Symantec Security Response has developed a removal tool to clean the following infections:
W32.Mydoom.A@mm
W32.Mydoom.B@mm
W32.Mydoom.F@mm
W32.Mydoom.G@mm
W32.Mydoom.H@mm
W32.Mydoom.L@mm
W32.Mydoom.M@mm
W32.Mydoom.Q@mm
W32.Mydoom.AM@mm
W32.Mydoom.AX@mm
W32.Mydoom.AZ@mm
W32.Mydoom.BA@mm
W32.Mydoom.BN@mm
W32.Mydoom.BO@mm
W32.Mydoom.BQ@mm
W32.Mydoom.BT@mm
Backdoor.Zincite.A
W32.Zindos.A
Backdoor.Nemog
Backdoor.Nemog.D
The W32.Mydoom@mm Removal Tool does the following:
- Terminates W32.Mydoom@mm, Backdoor.Zincite.A, W32.Zindos.A, and Backdoor.Nemog viral processes.
- Terminates the viral thread running under Explorer.exe.
- Deletes W32.Mydoom@mm, Backdoor.Zincite.A, W32.Zindos.A, and Backdoor.Nemog files.
Reverses the changes made to the registry by all aforementioned threats. Repairs the Hosts file, if the computer infected with Backdoor.Nemog.
Enhancements:
- Version 1.11.0 release to support W32.Mydoom.BT@mm

Vimperator is a Firefox extension that will make your Firefox browser behave like Vim.
Vimperator is a free browser add-on for Firefox, which makes it look and behave like the Vim text editor. It has similar key bindings, and you could call it a modal web browser, as key bindings differ according to which mode you are in.
Warning: To provide the most authentic Vim experience, the Firefox menubar and toolbar were hidden.
If you really need them, type: :set guioptions=mT to get it back. If you dont like Vimperator at all, you can uninstall it by typing :addons and remove/disable it. If you like it, but cant remember the shortcuts, press F1 or :help to get this help window back.
Since Vimperators GUI is embedded into a toolbar, it may look too 3D-like with the default theme. For the best experience, I therefore recommend the Whitehart theme or any other flat theme.

Main features:
- Vim-like keybindings (h,j,k,l,gg,G,0,$,ZZ,,etc.)
- Ex-commands (:quit, :open www.foo.com, ...)
- Tab completion available for all commands with support for longest matching when set in wildmode
- Hit-a-hint like navigation of links (start with f to follow a link)
- Advanced completion of bookmark and history URLs (searching also in title, not only URL)
- Vim-like statusline with a wget-like progress bar
- Minimal GUI (easily hide useless menubar and toolbar with :set guioptions=)
- Ability to :source javascript files, and to use a ~/.vimperatorrc file with syntax highlighting if you install this file
- Easy quick searches (:open foo will search foo in google, :open ebay terminator will search for terminator on ebay) with support for Firefox keyword bookmarks and search engines
- Count supported for many commands (3 will go back 3 pages)
- Beep on errors (:set nobeep to turn this off)
- Marks support (ma to set mark a on a webpage, a to go there)
- QuickMarks support (quickly go to previously marked web pages with go{a-zA-Z0-9})
- :map support (and feedkeys() for script writers)
- A comprehensive help file, explaining all commands, mappings and settings.

System requirements:
- Firefox 3.0 - 3.1a1pre

Enhancements:
- IMPORTANT: changed :command to behave like Vims version.
- Eg. An alert command specified previously as :command AlertMe alert(args) should now be defined as :command AlertMe :js alert()
- IMPORTANT: changed (again) the default keybinding to temporarily disable all
- Vimperator keybindings from ctrl-q to ctrl-z since many users complained about hitting ctrl-q twice and exiting vimperator
- IMPORTANT: removed old :buffers! buffer window, as it was ugly and slightly broken use "B" or :buffers instead
- IMPORTANT: input fields are not blured anymore by default after a page has loaded
- use :set [no]focuscontent to control the behavior (thanks Paul Sobey for the generous donation which made this behavior possible)
- IMPORTANT: ctrl-x/a never take possible negative URLs into account, it was just too unpredictable
- performance fix by using cached history, should save about 5ms on each pageload
- add :emenu for accessing the Firefox main menu items from the command line
- add shell and shellcmdflag options
- :tabprevious, :bprevious, :tabnext, :bnext and friends now accept a prefix count
- add :comclear and :delcommand
- add a special version to :hardcopy to skip the Print dialog
- add :bl[ast], :bf[irst], :br[ewind] to go to first/last tab
- add :bn[ext], :bp[revious], :bN[ext] to switch to next/previous tab
- add :pagestyle command to allow for switching between alternate style sheets
- add :b# to select the alternate buffer
- add :tabduplicate command
- new urlseparator option for specifying the regexp used to split the arg to :open, :tabopen and :winopen :set editor now accepts quoting/escaping to use an editor with spaces in the path
- support for :%foo as a count for commands (not yet widely used)
- show informative message when a background tab was loaded, especially useful with a hidden tab bar.
- new "l" flag for complete to reuse the Firefox awesome bar for getting better completions for :open. Works only when wildoptions contains "auto" and can be a little buggy if you are typing too fast.
- new wildoptions=auto option (default off for now), to automatically list
- completions without the need to press the tab key
- new argument parser for ex commands, should tell better error messages when you do things like :bmark -tag=a,b instead of :bmark -tags=a,b
- some option values can be tab-completed now; e.g., :set wim=
- :bdelete accepts an optional argument now
- renamed some :autocmd, mainly BrowserStartup -> Startup and BrowserExit -> Quit
- dont pass certain keys like ctrl-o or ctrl-n to firefox in insert mode
- keywords in :open have higher priority than local files now
- add :set online to control the "work offline" menu item
- add :jumps command to list current tabs history
- add :setlocal & :setglobal commands, so options can be local (per tab) & global
- many small bug fixes