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Soft articles directory is a new information portal, it was launched early 2008. Our team strives to make the new website an useful information resource by answering end-user's questions and providing advice on general life issues.

You may wonder... why "soft" articles? Well, the name of our directory does not refer to "software" articles as many of you might believe. In fact it suggests an extremely simple design, permitting folks to rapidly find the information they need. We believe a soft design has to be clean, simple and easy to follow by the end-users and SEO friendly for search engines.

The article directory is organized in categories and subcategories, each of them being related to a specific information area. The navigation is also simple; on every page you may find a jump menu so you never get lost when browsing the directory.

Our team at Soft articles is represented by Andy (25 years old) and Sam (23 years old). We both graduated in Computer Science. We are working together for more than 2 years and now decided to start this project. We know this is a hard thing maintaining and promoting the articles directory but we are optimistic from the beginning at this point.

And now, if you have any questions, suggestions or simply want to say "hi", please use the contact page. All messages are read, and we reply accordingly.

The Soft articles directory Team wishes you good luck!

Full Backup - ... computer itself, since many programs will need more than files in order to function. For example, most Windows programs require information that is stored in the Windows registry. In order to re...

Incremental Backup - ...backup on Monday. Then someone updated the document on Tuesday. An incremental backup would copy File A and any other file that was modified on Tuesday and nothing else. It only backs up the files...

Differential Backups - ...up only backs up a file that has been changed by a full backup. If a file has been modified by a differential or incremental backup, the differential backup will look the other way and say, &ldquo...

Prokaryotes and Eukaryotes Cells - ...e. They generally consist of only a plasma membrane, a DNA molecule, ribosomes, cytoplasm, and often a cell wall. In addition, they differ in the following respects: 1. Prokary...

Why Cells Divide - ...r than the surface area enclosing it. This is because volume increases by the cube of the radius, whereas the surface area increases by only the square of the radius. When the ...

Epistasis - ... of pigment produced or the color of the pigment. If the first gene codes for no pigment, then the expression of the second gene has no effect, regardless of the kind of pigmentation it enco...

Advantages of Frozen Image Backup; Disadvantages - ...time that the file is being backed up, that user is out of luck until the backup of that file ends. The backup process locks up the file until it is finished. This issue may be avoided b...

Noncyclic Photophosphorylation - ... trapped by P680 in photosystem II are energized by light. 2. Primary electron acceptor. Two energized electrons are passed to a molecule called the primary electron acceptor. T...

Mitosis versus Meiosis - ...generated during the S phase of interphase. Mitosis, then, merely duplicates cells, the two daughter cells essentially clones of the original cell. As such, mitosis occurs during growth and ...

Mutations - ...tide, backs up, and attaches a new nucleotide. If a mismatch should escape the proofreading ability of the DNA polymerase, other, mismatch repair, enzymes will correct the error. Repair mechanis...