Welcome to the fifth monthly Carnival of Computer Help
and Advice. A big thank you to all the blog authors
who contributed their posts. Limitation of space means
that some did not make it into this month’s carnival.
If you want to submit your own articles, see the
information at the bottom of this post.

Paul Wilcox, a regular contributor to this carnival and writer of Security Manor, presents valuable advice in his Keeping Children Safe On The Internet article. A must-read for all parents. On the subject of security, Wong SK explains a Step By Step Manual Delete ‘Autorun’ Virus at the WongSK Blog.

Mati at ComputerOL.com says “Are you tired of having a slow computer and you need a windows xp registry cleaner to speed up your pc? Well, this particular resource will give you a no cost scan from the best windows xp registry cleaner available today.” To learn more see Boosting The Speed Of My Slow PC.

Another regular contributor to this carnival and resident Photoshop expert, Andrew Edgington has two new tutorial articles taken from his Learn Photoshop Now blog for us to read: How to save underexposed photos and How to use Photoshop to Match Colors posted at Learn Photoshop Now.

Your host for this edition of the carnival, Eerik Toom, presents a tutorial on How to use the Remote Desktop tool here at Cool Windows XP tips & tricks, and carnival manager Kevin Grieves, continues his series of keyboard shortcuts of the week with a guide on how to create your own shortcut for any application at Bloody Computer!.

“Even if you don’t know HTML, you can still build a very nice website.” So says WM Media at Buy And Sell Websites. To find out more check out How to Build a Website If You Don’t Know HTML. And finally this month, sticking with the theme of the Internet, techsack explains How to install a router in your network: Linksys, Netgear, etc at TechSack.com.

If you would like to host next month’s carnival please
use the contact form over at the Blog
Carnival page where you can also submit your blog
posts for inclusion.