where can I find a free program that will allow me to see whos callin while I am online or that i have missed?
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You should either abandon the dialup for something better (at least DSL, then you don't have to worry about phone calls), or you should get a seperate phone line (they are inexpensive).  If you MUST use dialup on the same line, then there are plenty of programs for that.  Check download.com .
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need to have a special program for that "sorry i forgot da name for it"
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HOW CAN I FIND OUT MORE WITHOUT LEAVING MY HOUSE
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Try anywho.com \nThey have a reverse look up feature that searches for people's names through their telephone numbers.
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Check in this global contacts database. It's free.
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go to whitepages.com and look up reverse phone or address.
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look up the address call info
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I don't know if the phone company you do business with has this feature, but I have Cingular pre-pay, and it comes with a feature which lists all your received calls. You can trace calls using this feature, if you have it.
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Nope. Not unless you have a keylogger. If you're concerned about what's going on on the computer when you're not around, a keylogger is the best way to keep track. It logs everything that's typed (like passwords, IMs and chats), programs opened, etc. and runs invisibly in the background. I use Ghost Keylogger, it's a little expensive, but it's really worth when you consider what it does. ;)\n\nSome applications of the keylogger\n- Monitor your computer while you are away \n- Retrieve lost information\n- Parents can monitor their children activity\n- Monitor what and when programs are opened\n- Find out what you actually wrote
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try http://www.htmate2.com/mylook/
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If you mean is there a database or the info stored somewhere that would tell you that, then no.\n\nYou can add the person's ID to your messenger & watch to see when s/he comes & goes offline.
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Ahhh....you've asked the "who" question.  You can dissect the system logs and install keyloggers and other system recorders all you want, but none of those things will tell you "who" was on your computer.  All you'll know for sure is that someone was using your computer and possibly where they went online.  Those programs are only useful when you already know who is using the computer and you want to monitor their usage.  To determine the answer to the "who" question, you would need to use some sort of two-factor authentication (password plus maybe a biometric ID or something), or you would need physical surveillance such as a little video camera.  The cameras are quite popular and would definitely answer the "who" question for you.
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There is a place on the internet called the reverse telephone directory (or something like that) where you put in the number & it gives you the name of the person
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ad-aware is a good program for that. you can get it free at www.download.com In fact some suggest ad-aware and spybot both cause sometimes one misses what the other finds. But for me ad-aware is the one that usually does best.
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If they signed in as invisible, they will look off line to you, or anyone they choose. I dont think there is any way you can find out otherwise
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Try win spy\n\nhttp://www.win-spy.com/
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If your question is about checking what has been\ninstalled, you may be looking for:\n\n    pkginfo\n\nIf your question is about what "services" are available\n(in the sense of "network services", take a look at:\n\n    /etc/services