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Monday, March 12th, 2007
Need a good universal hotkey manager? Check out slimKEYS!
slimKEYS is a universal hotkey manager that monitors the global hotkeys of your choice; it also informs hotkey handlers when their associated hotkeys are pressed. Each type of hotkey handler (hotkey provider) is a simple managed DLL implementing a few abstract classes.
Here a couple of cool in-built –plug-ins that you will enjoy in the current version of slimKEYS:
- slimSIZE: which you can use to change the current window’s position, size or monitor location to any area of your choice
- slimLAUNCH (with the FileSystem and Passwords extensions): which you use to easily open applications, documents and folders, or find usernames and passwords, by typing a few letters from their name
- slimVOLUME: which is to help you change and display the volume level when you use your keyboard’s volume control, or any other hotkey of your choice
- slimSEARCH: which enables you to quickly search on your favorite search engines, or any custom web sites
- slimGRAB: with which you can capture the image of any screen
- slimPASTE: which enables you to paste text anywhere, making sure to remove any formatting, just as if you had copied plain text
All these features really make slimKEYS a must have, but if you are not sure about it because you are considering how much it will cost you; here is the thing, you determine what you want to pay if you want to pay at all, IT’S A FREEWARE!
So what are you waiting for? Go check it out:
Go to http://www.slimcode.com/slimKEYS/Default.aspx
OR CLICK HERE
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Saturday, March 10th, 2007
TuneXP is a freeware system utility designed to speed up your PC and make it run that little bit faster. It downloads and installs fast. Next you should click “help” then ” Documentation”.
This enables you to go through each tweak step by step. I recommend changing the ones that are “recommended for everyone” and leaving the others unless you really know what you’re doing. Defraging boot files is a good idea too, to help your computer start up that little bit faster, the ultra fast booting setting is a good idea too as it rearranges your boot files, also helping for quicker boot-up. you can also disable the built in windows unzipper if you use a third party program for this.
Together these little tweaks and more, all add up to make your system that little bit faster.
‘ve found it does make a noticeable difference with my computer, although i guess it might depend on your individual system. I like the tweaks it offers as i havent found them on any other tweaking programs, which usually seem to have the same ones that dont really do much. Anyway, its free and cant really do any harm.
You can download it here and read more info here.
Posted in Developer, Main, Programming, Shell and Desktop, Utilities, Windows | No Comments »
Friday, March 9th, 2007
If you need a program to help you keep an eye on your system especially the things that are not so obvious to the ordinary eye, you might want to check out SensorsView.
SensorsView is a program that monitors temperature of CPU, motherboard, hard disks, voltages, and fan speeds. It informs you about critical values of any parameters of your system (e.g. about overheating the processor or a stop of fans). You will appreciate the fact that SensorsView informs you about it and stores info in the log file.
The latest version, SensorsView Pro 3.1 Build 3061 was released on March 6, a couple of days ago.
In a nut shell it’s cool features include:
- Support almost all monitoring chips and motherboards
- Notification at critical values
- Showing chosen parameter in the tray
- Showing CPU usage
- Showing physical memory usage
- Showing HDD usage
- Showing NIC usage
- Log file for events and warning messages
Etc
Want to check it out? CLICK HERE
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Wednesday, February 28th, 2007
If you are looking for something to help with complete deletion of files for your system, then you’ll need to check out File Monster. Completely erasing files from your system by actually overwriting the information in the file, File monster gets the job of complete and total deletion of files easily.Why do you need a total delete in the first place?
When you delete files with normal deletion methods, your data is still available because the procedure only tells the operating system to not recognize the file as being present anymore; the data can be easily recovered by someone who knows how to go about it. So if you’ve got sensitive material you don’t want to risk not being able to delete it completely or do you?
The latest version released recently has this major change:
- Added Windows Vista Compliance Features (e.g. the data files are stored under the “Application Data” folder rather than under the “Program Files” folder). The new version will detect if you already have data and relocate the files for you
Want to check it out? Go to http://www.nstarsolutions.com/fm
Posted in Business, Developer, Information Management, Main, Programming, Security, Shareware, Utilities, Windows | No Comments »
Tuesday, February 27th, 2007
If you are seeking to create a blog or website without any web designing skill, I know something that will make it easy for you; TOWeb.
TOWeb is a software that is very useful for people and organizations wishing to create a blog or a Web site without any Web designing skills. It’s really very useful to use; just enter your texts, add your pictures, and create your graphical theme using the random theme generator features.
Using TOWeb you can add any kind of Web page to your website; you can also enhance your pictures with frames and effects. What you will appreciate about this software is that it lets you protect any sensitive content with passwords, emails are automatically protected from spam, and click a single button to publish your Web site to your Web space using the provided list of hosts.
The latest version, TOWeb 1.71 has these changes:
- Bug fix : catalog item names were not displayed in the index pages when the item paragraphs are indented
- Improvement: the target of a link in a paragraph can now be specified. Default is the automatic mode but you may choose to open a link in the same web page or in a new web browser window
- Bug fix : the topic group presentation with just an image was also displaying the title and the “More…” link
- Bug fix : the option “Do not truncate texts and do not show the ‘More…’ links” located in the “Advanced topic settings” was not working for topic groups
- Correction : links to catalog item pages inside the shopping cart may have been pointing to wrong items especially on catalogs containing more than 10 items
Want to check it out! CLICK HERE! Or go to http://www.lauyan.com/en/tw-home/index.html
Posted in Business, Commercial, Developer, Internet, Main, Programming, Windows | 1 Comment »
Monday, February 26th, 2007
Here is a useful tool that comes highly recommended, it is called XAMPP. It is an easy-to-install Apache distribution containing MySQL, PHP and Perl. It is really very easy to install and to use: just download, extract and start. This tool is really easy to use.
Compared to many other software in its category like Apache2Triad, XAMPP is so much better as it is easier to use, has more features, and also allows you to switch between PHP versions in seconds. It is a complete web, database and FTP server package that’s so easy to install and use. Where does the name XAMPP come from? XAMPP’s name is an acronym for X (any of four different operating systems), Apache, MySQL, PHP and Perl.
One other great thing about this program is that no matter what your system runs on, Windows, Linux or Mac OS X, there is a version available for you.
If you are really serious about improving your web development productivity level, this cool tool is for you. Check it out HERE!
Posted in Business, Developer, Information Management, Internet, Linux, Mac Stuff, Main, Programming, Shareware, Utilities, Windows | 1 Comment »
Wednesday, February 21st, 2007
If you are a web developer, you are going to find this particular freeware useful. It’s called WebTide.
WebTide text editor is a new free HTML editor. This useful tool is designed to help web developers in creating fast and professional websites. WebTide is also a programmer text editor for fast HTML error checks.
WebTide presents you with cool features like:
- The Outline- a code navigation tool
- The Project- a file management tool vital for a HTML editor
- The Search Tools- vital tools when you are handling large projects with a HTML editor
- The Coding Tools- help you increase you development speed
The latest version, WebTide 3.0, has these changes:
- PHP basic function completion
- HTML context completion
- CSS context completion
- XML completion
- CSS validation
- JavaScript validation
- XML validation
- Error underline in the editor
- Quick open project file
- JavaScript formatting
And lots more.
Want to check it out? Click Here
Posted in Business, Design, Developer, Internet, Main, Programming, Shareware | No Comments »
Tuesday, February 20th, 2007
Microsoft released it’s new Virtual PC 2007 to everybody… and it’s totally FREE!
This program allows users to run multiple operating systems at once from a single computer. You also can easily switch back and forth between operating systems with just one mouse click.
It supports the following operating systems on the host machine: Windows Server 2003, Windows Vista Business, Windows Vista Enterprise, Windows Vista Ultimate, Windows XP Professional, Windows XP Professional x64, Windows XP Tablet PC Edition. And on the guest machine you can run Windows 98 Second Edition, Windows 2000 Professional, Windows XP Home/Professional/Tablet PC Edition, Windows Vista Enterprise/Business/Ultimate, OS/2 Warp Version 4 Fix Pack 15, OS/2 Warp Convenience Pack 1, OS/2 Warp Convenience Pack 2 and unofficial support for MS DOS 6.22, Windows 95, Windows 98, Windows ME and Windows NT 4.0 Workstation also included.
New features included with the latest release of Microsoft Virtual PC include:
- 64-bit host operating systems
- Hardware-assisted virtualization
- Network-based installation of a guest operating system
- Running virtual machines on multiple monitors
Microsoft Virtual PC 2007 is available as a free download in both 32-bit and 64-bit versions. You can find out more and get your free download right here. (more…)
Posted in Business, Developer, Freeware, Microsoft, Programming, Security, Shell and Desktop, Social Software, Windows | No Comments »
Monday, February 19th, 2007
Need a program to back up your files and directories easily? You may want to check out Cobian Backup. Cobian Backup is a multi-threaded program you can use to backup your files and directories from their original location to other directories/drives in the same computer or other computer in your network.
The good thing about this program is that it uses very few resources, so it can even be running on the background on your system, checking your backup schedule and executing your backups when necessary.
One thing worthy of note about Cobian Backup is that it’s not really like your usual backup application: it only copies your files and folders in original or compressed mode to other destination, and as a result creating a security copy. In fact the best way to describe this open source is as a “Scheduler for security copies”.
The latest version of this cool open source, Cobian Backup 8.2.0.186 which just hit the World Wide Web last week has these latest changes:
- Fixed a bug that prevented some directories to be deleted
- A new Slovenian translation has been included
- Hungarian language updated
Want to Check It Out? CLICK HERE
Posted in Backup, Developer, Main, Open Source, Programming, Security, Utilities, Windows | 1 Comment »
Thursday, February 15th, 2007
Here is an uninstaller that takes its job of uninstalling quite very seriously.
ZSoft Uninstaller is an easy to use software that helps you handle your uninstalling with relative ease. With this software, finding and uninstalling a program is really very easy, as easy as clicking a button.
ZSoft is a better alternative to the conventional windows add and/remove application because it analyzes an installation so that it can be completely uninstalled, shows more information than available though add/remove; Automatically finds entries from programs that are most likely already uninstalled, among other things. So this software should really come in handy.
The latest version, ZSoft Uninstaller 2.3.4, which was just released yesterday, 14 February 2007, has these latest changes:
- Now the ignore list also works with the “HCU” part of the registry
- Updated Portuguese translation, thanks to Rui Morais
- Updated Dutch translation, thanks to computerNERDie
- New translation: Spanish, thanks to Valentín Sanz
- New translation: Valencian, thanks to Vicente Adam
- “Delete” button removed from toolbar (still available in right-click menu)
- The “Analyzed Programs” tab has been updated – it is now searchable
- New tab: Hidden Programs where the programs you have hidden is showed for easy uninstall etc. even though it has been hidden. The list is searchable
Etc.
Want to check it out? IT’S FREE! CLICK HERE [or visit http://www.zsoft.dk/index/software_details/4]
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