I suggest you use a browser like EPIC which allows you to specify what country you are coming from. It's free, based on Chrome code and is a useful addition for when you want to do this kind of thing.
You're in luck - Dorothy L. Sayers' Lord Peter Wimsey series is FREE here: https://www.fadedpage.com/showbook.php?pid=20080401.
For current books, still within copyright and by authors who are still alive and need to eat, please consider buying an ebook once in a while (and then use Calibre to remove the darn DRM), or just check out what your library has to offer.
Doesn't work for Australia - keeps transferring to Australian Amazon site - even though US site says ships online to international. Australian site does not have any free.
Huh. I'm not sure what genre or category (on the left side of the screen) you were looking at, but the categories I checked before posting this had no romance books. I looked at these genres and their categories: Computers and Technology, Travel, Arts and Photography, Reference, and Biographies & Memoirs.
The landing page has a lot of romance novels though, that's for sure.
I think their classification system is jumbled, but the categories and sub-categories are more reflective of the topic.
You could check the Mystery, Thriller & Suspense category for some of those authors, but I'm not sure that any of them would ever show up in the free category. Lee Child (Jack Reacher), Michael Connelly (Harry Bosch) and Robert Crais (Elvis Cole) are all popular authors. I've don't think I've ever seen popular and best-selling authors in the free category, and I've seen only a few authors at that level show up in discounted books. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Amazon's eBooks are downloaded in their propietary format, though they can converted to ePub on the web or using a program like Calibre.
These are mostly romance novels. I'm interested in freely downloadable epub mysteries by John Dickson Carr, Ross MacDonald, Ngaio Marsh, Leslie Charteris, P.D. James, and about detectives, such as John Cardinal, Harry Dresden, Salvo Montalbano, Jack Reacher, Harry Bosch, Elvis Cole, Alex McKnight, Logan McRae, Armand Gamache, John Rebus, and Lord Peter Wimsey. I've already got all of Agatha Christie's works.
Your analogy is akin to "If you can't work through the electronics interface in your 2015 Impreza, you would be better off trading in for a 2019 Volvo." That is, trade the limited sequence of options to set and learn (and then decide whether to keep) a basic FREE Firewall, versus making an entire continental leap to a potentially advantageous OS, but with well-known HUGE learning curves, that in the end might or might not solve networking or security issues, but which will definitely result in weeks if not seasons' worth of effective computer down time while you laboriously and tediously try to figure out the damn Linux galaxy.
I have found it far easier to just use Free Macrium Reflect image software to back up my entire Drive, at least the OS related partitions, then try stuff out without worries. Windows system restore is notoriously inconsistent, regarding what does and does not get properly restored. FWIW, I'm about to dump the Online Armor Firewall I've used to protect an old XP machine, because it unchecks the Trusted box of my Broadcom ethernet controller with every reboot, and constantly pops up alerts about program behaviors that are impossible to distinguish from valid, necessary ones. SpyShelter is another overbearing, overprotective layer that constantly invokes paranoia, without meaningful differentiation regarding actual threat levels from myriad processes. I last paid for a firewall and backup software when tape drives were the benchmark, and both failed when needed. VPN or hardened firewalls may be necessary when using a PC on public WiFi, but for home use within a router-based personal network, Windows Firewall and Security Essentials have worked fine for Win 7 going on ten years.
Check the link for the 'GetDeb Repository' - It's broken. Plus, the web site is really weird - It looks like they transferred a lot of old entries to make it look like a well established blog. There's a recent entry about a new browser called Flock. Flock was a Firefox fork that died a very long time ago.
Have been an ardent user of WinPatrol for decades. However, the program is still available online, but has not had any updates or support since 2018. Still a useful tool for controlling startup and monitoring your system, but not sure how effective it will continue to be going forward with newer malware and OS changes. There is a performance hit as well, but varies with newer systems.
As with the others that wish you well, I'd like to add my meager but heartfelt thanks for the superlative contribution you've made to the world of computing. For a generation that preceded PCs, your site provided guidance that allowed us to comprehend the vast array of software that was out there, what it meant, and how to use it. From the earliest days, your contributions have been a guiding light for the uninitiated, and your creation has allowed many of us to acquire skills that we would never have earned without the overview you presented, and the software we could learn how to compute with. Thank you, and may your life be blessed with happiness and love.
I also find overlays and elements such as "We notice your using an ad blocker" annoying. I've discovered the STYLEBOT addon is pretty useful for hiding many of these types of distractions and showing only what I want to see on the page.
This website organized the apps in a perfect way. Interested user can easily find the required apps and games by exploring the desired categories.
I would be recommended fbtube for video downloading and converting... plz add this
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=biz.fbtube.converter
I would install Ubuntu using the 'something-else' option, specifying your partitions & ensuring you don't have the 'format' check-box ticked.
This will wipe system directories, install then restore any additional programs you have installed (if from Ubuntu repose only). If your 'breakage' is in $HOME (a user setting) then the breakage will likely remain as that file won't be touched. Of course backup first (we make mistakes, and the format-checkbox is kinda small). For more information Download YouTube Video
Hi Admin, How can I post our online time clock software to Gizmo's page? Open Time Clock is a reliable, secure cloud and web based time clock system for any size business. It was designed for business owners, bookkeepers and payroll professionals to track employee's time, absence, paid time off accruals, scheduled shifts, jobs and shift note. FREE PLAN is available with unlimited managers and employees supported for all features except for reports. Restrict your employees only punch in from certain networks, certain devices or GPS zones. Web camera and face recognition supported to avoid pal punch in.
Thanks for the links. :)
I noted that on the two that had 30 seconds each, the time listed next to each track is 30 seconds, and the description says "This item is available with audio samples only".
The box on the right shows these items as part of the "Sample Only" collection, in addition to some other collections.
Apparently there's a whole category of samples because downloading the whole piece is restricted. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ https://archive.org/details/samples_only
https://archive.org/details/cd_the-essential-benny-goodman_benny-goodman-benny-goodman-and-his-orches_0
In this example, there are 40 'tracks' and you can only hear exactly 30 secs of each.
https://archive.org/details/cd_the-benny-goodman-story_benny-goodman-and-his-orchestra-the-benny
Here there are 20 'tracks', again only 30 secs of each.
But I also found some full length in archive.org, e.g.
https://archive.org/details/BennyGoodman1929-33
with 21 full length tracks.
Thanks a lot!
I looked for some very old 78 rpm jazz records my brother had, and found some of them! Many of those have also been published on cd's.
I noticed that you could listen to (and download) the full recordings in the Boston catalogue, but when searching in the archive.org collection, I could only hear the first minute (of the usual 3 min.s) in the recordings I tested. I wonder why (copyright problems? - but why were they then available in the Boston Library?)
I'm probably not as selective. I have a few add-ons that are staples, others come and go. At the moment I'm liking add-ons that get rid of overlays.
I consider the large overlays that pop up when you move the mouse and block much of the screen offensive (I don't mind small ones) and it's not always clear how to close it, which makes it more offensive.
Ctrl + W (close window) has become one of my most used keyboard shortcuts since they started proliferating.
If a large overlay pops up, I have to really want to view the page content to get rid of it and stay on the page, otherwise that window gets closed in heartbeat with the keyboard shortcut. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
You have to sacrifice a bit of browser speed with every add on addition so I have become very selective. "I don't care about cookies" was an excellent recommendation by Rhiannon some months ago but I think a quick click to the Google home page makes this one unnecessary.
It was a Frank Zappa concert in Switzerland.
Apparently Deep Purple was across the lake from the Zappa concert and saw the huge fire and smoke over the lake.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Smoke_on_the_Water#History
I remember that being talked about back when the song was released.
The browser button sits on the toolbar, so you can access services when you're on any web page. It also allows access to almost all the Google services from one spot - if you use Google services extensively or want to check your Gmail from the toolbar apps menu it's a great tool.
I use Google as my home page and it has a nine dot button that accesses all the Google services that I use. I can see where this extension might be useful for those that might use a different home page though.
I'm not clear on what you mean "mine data from all type of Google sources". Could you be more specific about your concerns and what kind of data you see them mining?
I'm asking because I read the whole Privacy Policy before I wrote up the article and if I missed something I would like to know so I can amend the article.
There's a mention in this article that they do ask for permission for some services. I didn't check all the services because I don't use most of them, so if they are asking for permission to mine personal data or doing something else that violates personal privacy in another service I would very much like to know about it so I can warn people.
The add-on does ask for permissions so it can access some Google services - if it didn't have those permissions it wouldn't be able to function. As far as I can tell, it doesn't collect more data than is needed for the correct functioning of the website and extensions. If I'm in error, I would appreciate knowing about it.
Throughout the years we've secured a lot of library hacks, and keeping in mind that a great many people can deal with the well-ordered guidelines for how to make a vault change, or double tap a .reg record to embed it into the vault, you will be vastly improved served to have a strong information of what the library is and how it functions. https://www.braindumps4it.com/braindumps-MS-101.html
The most imperative thing to think about the vault is that you likely shouldn't simply mess around and erase or change things for reasons unknown. Erasing a major segment of the library is never going to make your PC run quicker, and there's no vault hack that will accelerate your PC or give you some major new usefulness that doesn't exist.
"... instantbox...It's a project that spins up temporary Linux systems with instant webshell access from any browser..."
https://github.com/instantbox/instantbox
"... Palbum - a desktop app that allows you to continue playing on Spotify an album/playlist from the last track you heard...":
https://antonio-ramadas.github.io/palbum/
For info, a few people are having problems with Nitro on Win 10, me being one of them. Seems that a Windows update has disabled/removed the print creator feature and so far I haven't been able to reinstall/repair it. Shame, because it was nice, allowing you to choose web, office, or print quality output.
All of the applications, with the exception of the wonderful Malwarebytes, where way over this average user's capability. Probably easy for most IT Pros.
Barcode Scanner+ is an enhanced version of the popular, free Barcode Scanner application, which is a product of the ZXing open-source barcode scanning library from Google. Barcode Scanner+ is based on the same code, and has been developed by one of the two primary authors of the original Barcode Scanner, Sean Owen.
I always use Acethinker PDF Converter Lite to change my PDF document to Microsoft Word file, It is a free online tool that lets you convert PDF document right from the browser. You don't have to install any additional plug-ins or add-ons.
I would like to have Qttab Explorer start up with the same 5-6 tabs open as default, but have been unable to make it open as anything but a single tab.
It should be easy, but it isn't. Any help on this is appreciated.
Bob
Thanks for all that.
I'm using firefox, so I am not sure if there's a similar addon. I haven't searched.
I always go into developer tools Inspect using right-click -> Q. And right click was disabled. That stymied me for a while.
Thanks for reminding me that I don't have to be stymied by right click! (in this case) because ctrl-shift-C does it (as does in firefox the Tools menu -> developer -> Inspect).
Now on this particular webpage, the data I wanted to copy was in a table.
And the table was circuitously designed. The first column was its own div. And each cell was a whole table nested within several div layers. And the 2nd and 3rd columns were another div, and each row of the 2nd two columns was a table of 1 row and 2 columns, and again each of these tables nested within several layers of divs.
So without finding each cell individually and copying its text, this was not going to help. It was a page of code containing 1 word of text.
I saved using firefox Inspector's right click menu: copy -> outer html to copy this structure and paste it into a file (temp.html) then opened that file with firefox.
The complex html code was using positioning, so that the first column and second column were superimposed in my temp file (which was missing the css positioning). Kind of a mess.
So I resorted to capture2text which has been working well for me on windows 10.
Again thanks for the interaction around this! It's helpful!
Exactly rhiannon. This Chrome extension "Allow Select And Copy" works for me in most cases. Failing which, I would activate the Developer tools and select an element in the webpage (shortcut: Ctrl-Shift-C), whatever text shown on the webpage can then be copied from within the inspector, either in Chrome or Firefox.
Once again you've added some really helpful utilities. Your website is the first one I go to when I have computer problems and in need of a particular free program.
Thanks for all your good work!
Thanks! I thought on most sites it has something to do with security but wasn't sure what.
Some sites that have content that's not particularly related to security use it.
Most of the ones I've run into are people wanting to protect their content such as photos, artwork etc. from being copied. I respect that.
I don't copy that type of content but I do copy snippets of text if there's a tip or trick or something useful. I keep it with the URL where I found it.
Disabling right click for that purpose isn't much of a deterrent because there are so many ways around it. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
For my financial site, this turned on right click but not copy.
If you're wondering like I was why you want to DISABLE these (when you're trying to get them working) it's because these enable the website code to see them. So hiding them from the website code leaves them for you to use. (I think.)
I gave up and used Windows "snipping tool" to capture an image of it, then capture2text, to OCR the image to text. That worked, but unfortunate I had to do it that way.
Good stuff here. In the "15 Tools" article, the 14th utility is ESET System Inspector, but the link takes you to the 15th item which is a Microsoft Debug Diagnostic utility. You will need to google for the ESET utility in order to find it.
The review of CM Security AppLock AntiVirus (last updated 25 May 2016) barely resembles the 2019 version I have. Not only has it added additional free features, it offers a VIP version for a monthly charge with even more features. Also, as mentioned in other comments, it is no longer ad-free. In fact, the free version immerses the user in highly obtrusive, occasionally alarming (e.g., "YOUR PHONE IS INFECTED! Click here.") and often political ads before AND after running any of its options. In any case, the current application bears little resemblance to the version reviewed almost three years ago. If you cannot conduct another full review, at least consider removing it as an Editors' Choice.
I have been using Blokada since this article came out and I am very impressed.
I rarely see any ads in my apps or in my browser and it does not cause any issues with any of the apps or browser.
If you have an Android, Blokada is a must have app.
I have told many of my friends and relatives about Blokada and all have been happy.
Color Picker has been replaced by a different Mac App Store app called "Color Note" and a NEW Color Picker called "Just Color Picker" has been added. "Just Color Picker" works for Mac OS X, Or Windows Systems.
Glad that you like the list. Calendar Pad has been unpublished so it is now removed from this list, and aCalendar has added some ads. Many thanks for the useful info rolandflorida.
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I already have over 16,000 FREE eBooks ! Thanks.
Good suggestion. :)
You would still need an amazon us account to download books.
I suggest you use a browser like EPIC which allows you to specify what country you are coming from. It's free, based on Chrome code and is a useful addition for when you want to do this kind of thing.
You're in luck - Dorothy L. Sayers' Lord Peter Wimsey series is FREE here: https://www.fadedpage.com/showbook.php?pid=20080401.
For current books, still within copyright and by authors who are still alive and need to eat, please consider buying an ebook once in a while (and then use Calibre to remove the darn DRM), or just check out what your library has to offer.
Doesn't work for Australia - keeps transferring to Australian Amazon site - even though US site says ships online to international. Australian site does not have any free.
Huh. I'm not sure what genre or category (on the left side of the screen) you were looking at, but the categories I checked before posting this had no romance books. I looked at these genres and their categories: Computers and Technology, Travel, Arts and Photography, Reference, and Biographies & Memoirs.
The landing page has a lot of romance novels though, that's for sure.
I think their classification system is jumbled, but the categories and sub-categories are more reflective of the topic.
You could check the Mystery, Thriller & Suspense category for some of those authors, but I'm not sure that any of them would ever show up in the free category. Lee Child (Jack Reacher), Michael Connelly (Harry Bosch) and Robert Crais (Elvis Cole) are all popular authors. I've don't think I've ever seen popular and best-selling authors in the free category, and I've seen only a few authors at that level show up in discounted books. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Amazon's eBooks are downloaded in their propietary format, though they can converted to ePub on the web or using a program like Calibre.
Sadly, that is often the case. :(
I'll amend the article, thank you for mentioning it.
Much of these books are garbage romance written by women. Even free they are overpriced because they would take up valuable space on your device..
These are mostly romance novels. I'm interested in freely downloadable epub mysteries by John Dickson Carr, Ross MacDonald, Ngaio Marsh, Leslie Charteris, P.D. James, and about detectives, such as John Cardinal, Harry Dresden, Salvo Montalbano, Jack Reacher, Harry Bosch, Elvis Cole, Alex McKnight, Logan McRae, Armand Gamache, John Rebus, and Lord Peter Wimsey. I've already got all of Agatha Christie's works.
Sadly this is for US based Kindle customers only
I'd add to this list https://javarii.com They have a free tier for SMEs that still lets you use their cloud-based distributed importing & exporting
Thanks! I'm always on the prowl for nifty little tools and tweaks. You guys have been awesome for so long!
I can't see the article- the reviews of the music organizer programs- what's up?
Your analogy is akin to "If you can't work through the electronics interface in your 2015 Impreza, you would be better off trading in for a 2019 Volvo." That is, trade the limited sequence of options to set and learn (and then decide whether to keep) a basic FREE Firewall, versus making an entire continental leap to a potentially advantageous OS, but with well-known HUGE learning curves, that in the end might or might not solve networking or security issues, but which will definitely result in weeks if not seasons' worth of effective computer down time while you laboriously and tediously try to figure out the damn Linux galaxy.
I have found it far easier to just use Free Macrium Reflect image software to back up my entire Drive, at least the OS related partitions, then try stuff out without worries. Windows system restore is notoriously inconsistent, regarding what does and does not get properly restored. FWIW, I'm about to dump the Online Armor Firewall I've used to protect an old XP machine, because it unchecks the Trusted box of my Broadcom ethernet controller with every reboot, and constantly pops up alerts about program behaviors that are impossible to distinguish from valid, necessary ones. SpyShelter is another overbearing, overprotective layer that constantly invokes paranoia, without meaningful differentiation regarding actual threat levels from myriad processes. I last paid for a firewall and backup software when tape drives were the benchmark, and both failed when needed. VPN or hardened firewalls may be necessary when using a PC on public WiFi, but for home use within a router-based personal network, Windows Firewall and Security Essentials have worked fine for Win 7 going on ten years.
Check the link for the 'GetDeb Repository' - It's broken. Plus, the web site is really weird - It looks like they transferred a lot of old entries to make it look like a well established blog. There's a recent entry about a new browser called Flock. Flock was a Firefox fork that died a very long time ago.
You're welcome. :)
Looks interesting, thanks!
Have been an ardent user of WinPatrol for decades. However, the program is still available online, but has not had any updates or support since 2018. Still a useful tool for controlling startup and monitoring your system, but not sure how effective it will continue to be going forward with newer malware and OS changes. There is a performance hit as well, but varies with newer systems.
As with the others that wish you well, I'd like to add my meager but heartfelt thanks for the superlative contribution you've made to the world of computing. For a generation that preceded PCs, your site provided guidance that allowed us to comprehend the vast array of software that was out there, what it meant, and how to use it. From the earliest days, your contributions have been a guiding light for the uninitiated, and your creation has allowed many of us to acquire skills that we would never have earned without the overview you presented, and the software we could learn how to compute with. Thank you, and may your life be blessed with happiness and love.
I also find overlays and elements such as "We notice your using an ad blocker" annoying. I've discovered the STYLEBOT addon is pretty useful for hiding many of these types of distractions and showing only what I want to see on the page.
Oh, I see. That explains it. Thanks!
This website organized the apps in a perfect way. Interested user can easily find the required apps and games by exploring the desired categories.
I would be recommended fbtube for video downloading and converting... plz add this
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=biz.fbtube.converter
I would install Ubuntu using the 'something-else' option, specifying your partitions & ensuring you don't have the 'format' check-box ticked.
This will wipe system directories, install then restore any additional programs you have installed (if from Ubuntu repose only). If your 'breakage' is in $HOME (a user setting) then the breakage will likely remain as that file won't be touched. Of course backup first (we make mistakes, and the format-checkbox is kinda small). For more information Download YouTube Video
Hi Admin, How can I post our online time clock software to Gizmo's page? Open Time Clock is a reliable, secure cloud and web based time clock system for any size business. It was designed for business owners, bookkeepers and payroll professionals to track employee's time, absence, paid time off accruals, scheduled shifts, jobs and shift note. FREE PLAN is available with unlimited managers and employees supported for all features except for reports. Restrict your employees only punch in from certain networks, certain devices or GPS zones. Web camera and face recognition supported to avoid pal punch in.
Thanks - Fred
Thanks for the links. :)
I noted that on the two that had 30 seconds each, the time listed next to each track is 30 seconds, and the description says "This item is available with audio samples only".
The box on the right shows these items as part of the "Sample Only" collection, in addition to some other collections.
Apparently there's a whole category of samples because downloading the whole piece is restricted. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
https://archive.org/details/samples_only
Here are a few examples:
https://archive.org/details/cd_the-essential-benny-goodman_benny-goodman-benny-goodman-and-his-orches_0
In this example, there are 40 'tracks' and you can only hear exactly 30 secs of each.
https://archive.org/details/cd_the-benny-goodman-story_benny-goodman-and-his-orchestra-the-benny
Here there are 20 'tracks', again only 30 secs of each.
But I also found some full length in archive.org, e.g.
https://archive.org/details/BennyGoodman1929-33
with 21 full length tracks.
It's not likely to be a copyright issue. Do you have the URL's where you ran into the issue?
Thanks a lot!
I looked for some very old 78 rpm jazz records my brother had, and found some of them! Many of those have also been published on cd's.
I noticed that you could listen to (and download) the full recordings in the Boston catalogue, but when searching in the archive.org collection, I could only hear the first minute (of the usual 3 min.s) in the recordings I tested. I wonder why (copyright problems? - but why were they then available in the Boston Library?)
You're more than welcome, I'm glad you like it.
Fantastic -- thank you very much
Thank you. I haven't had a chance to look it up, that was an interesting read. :)
I'm probably not as selective. I have a few add-ons that are staples, others come and go. At the moment I'm liking add-ons that get rid of overlays.
I consider the large overlays that pop up when you move the mouse and block much of the screen offensive (I don't mind small ones) and it's not always clear how to close it, which makes it more offensive.
Ctrl + W (close window) has become one of my most used keyboard shortcuts since they started proliferating.
If a large overlay pops up, I have to really want to view the page content to get rid of it and stay on the page, otherwise that window gets closed in heartbeat with the keyboard shortcut. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
I didn't think of that connection, it's a good one.
You have to sacrifice a bit of browser speed with every add on addition so I have become very selective. "I don't care about cookies" was an excellent recommendation by Rhiannon some months ago but I think a quick click to the Google home page makes this one unnecessary.
Whenever I see Lupins I'm reminded of that famous Monty Python highwayman, Dennis Moore :)
It was a Frank Zappa concert in Switzerland.
Apparently Deep Purple was across the lake from the Zappa concert and saw the huge fire and smoke over the lake.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Smoke_on_the_Water#History
I remember that being talked about back when the song was released.
No I wasn't....I'll see if I can find it. :)
Did you know that was an actual indecent?
I met VidPaw video downloader days ago and now it's already one of my favorites! I guess you can have a try.
I met VidPaw video downloader days ago and now it's already one of my favorites! I guess you can have a try.
And there's no Deep Purple to be found anywhere.
I was wondering if anyone would pick up on the reference. :-)
No fire in the sky?
Using Google as home page works great. :)
The browser button sits on the toolbar, so you can access services when you're on any web page. It also allows access to almost all the Google services from one spot - if you use Google services extensively or want to check your Gmail from the toolbar apps menu it's a great tool.
I use Google as my home page and it has a nine dot button that accesses all the Google services that I use. I can see where this extension might be useful for those that might use a different home page though.
Very nice app but on my tablet (Nexus 7 running 6.0.1) the long press to get added functions does not work. I have not tried it on an Android phone.
I'm not clear on what you mean "mine data from all type of Google sources". Could you be more specific about your concerns and what kind of data you see them mining?
I'm asking because I read the whole Privacy Policy before I wrote up the article and if I missed something I would like to know so I can amend the article.
There's a mention in this article that they do ask for permission for some services. I didn't check all the services because I don't use most of them, so if they are asking for permission to mine personal data or doing something else that violates personal privacy in another service I would very much like to know about it so I can warn people.
The add-on does ask for permissions so it can access some Google services - if it didn't have those permissions it wouldn't be able to function. As far as I can tell, it doesn't collect more data than is needed for the correct functioning of the website and extensions. If I'm in error, I would appreciate knowing about it.
Specifics can be found in the Privacy Policy.
You can find the Privacy Policy here:
https://apps.jeurissen.co/privacy-policy
Beware -- the add on in Firefox at least asked for permissson to mine data from all type of Google sources.
Throughout the years we've secured a lot of library hacks, and keeping in mind that a great many people can deal with the well-ordered guidelines for how to make a vault change, or double tap a .reg record to embed it into the vault, you will be vastly improved served to have a strong information of what the library is and how it functions. https://www.braindumps4it.com/braindumps-MS-101.html
The most imperative thing to think about the vault is that you likely shouldn't simply mess around and erase or change things for reasons unknown. Erasing a major segment of the library is never going to make your PC run quicker, and there's no vault hack that will accelerate your PC or give you some major new usefulness that doesn't exist.
For info, a few people are having problems with Nitro on Win 10, me being one of them. Seems that a Windows update has disabled/removed the print creator feature and so far I haven't been able to reinstall/repair it. Shame, because it was nice, allowing you to choose web, office, or print quality output.
We have such a wide variety of readers here. :)
All of the applications, with the exception of the wonderful Malwarebytes, where way over this average user's capability. Probably easy for most IT Pros.
I love that game. :)
Wallpaper looks cool. Machinarium is also in my list of Best Modern PC Games at rank 41. :)
Barcode Scanner+ is an enhanced version of the popular, free Barcode Scanner application, which is a product of the ZXing open-source barcode scanning library from Google. Barcode Scanner+ is based on the same code, and has been developed by one of the two primary authors of the original Barcode Scanner, Sean Owen.
Thanks Jojo, nice one (and the article specific to Chess for Android linked in the article here provides a short "how to").
Now that you mention it.... :)
Looks like a Dickensian version of Gizmo's website to me! ;-)
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Thanks for Chrome suggestion. :)
Thanks for the how-to. You may want to check out this Firefox add-on for general copying:
Absolute Enable Right Click & Copy
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Is this any better than Deskroll? Free for all?
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I would like to have Qttab Explorer start up with the same 5-6 tabs open as default, but have been unable to make it open as anything but a single tab.
It should be easy, but it isn't. Any help on this is appreciated.
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Thanks for all that.
I'm using firefox, so I am not sure if there's a similar addon. I haven't searched.
I always go into developer tools Inspect using right-click -> Q. And right click was disabled. That stymied me for a while.
Thanks for reminding me that I don't have to be stymied by right click! (in this case) because ctrl-shift-C does it (as does in firefox the Tools menu -> developer -> Inspect).
Now on this particular webpage, the data I wanted to copy was in a table.
And the table was circuitously designed. The first column was its own div. And each cell was a whole table nested within several div layers. And the 2nd and 3rd columns were another div, and each row of the 2nd two columns was a table of 1 row and 2 columns, and again each of these tables nested within several layers of divs.
So without finding each cell individually and copying its text, this was not going to help. It was a page of code containing 1 word of text.
I saved using firefox Inspector's right click menu: copy -> outer html to copy this structure and paste it into a file (temp.html) then opened that file with firefox.
The complex html code was using positioning, so that the first column and second column were superimposed in my temp file (which was missing the css positioning). Kind of a mess.
So I resorted to capture2text which has been working well for me on windows 10.
Again thanks for the interaction around this! It's helpful!
Exactly rhiannon. This Chrome extension "Allow Select And Copy" works for me in most cases. Failing which, I would activate the Developer tools and select an element in the webpage (shortcut: Ctrl-Shift-C), whatever text shown on the webpage can then be copied from within the inspector, either in Chrome or Firefox.
Thank you for your kind words, they are appreciated. :)
Once again you've added some really helpful utilities. Your website is the first one I go to when I have computer problems and in need of a particular free program.
Thanks for all your good work!
Thanks! I thought on most sites it has something to do with security but wasn't sure what.
Some sites that have content that's not particularly related to security use it.
Most of the ones I've run into are people wanting to protect their content such as photos, artwork etc. from being copied. I respect that.
I don't copy that type of content but I do copy snippets of text if there's a tip or trick or something useful. I keep it with the URL where I found it.
Disabling right click for that purpose isn't much of a deterrent because there are so many ways around it. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Thanks @rhiannon for the no-addon, about:config method.
I put "dom.event'" (no quotes) in the search box.
There's two I tried:
dom.event.clipboardevents.enabled
dom.event.contextmenu.enabled
I wasn't sure about the others.
For my financial site, this turned on right click but not copy.
If you're wondering like I was why you want to DISABLE these (when you're trying to get them working) it's because these enable the website code to see them. So hiding them from the website code leaves them for you to use. (I think.)
I gave up and used Windows "snipping tool" to capture an image of it, then capture2text, to OCR the image to text. That worked, but unfortunate I had to do it that way.
Good luck keeping control of your computer!
I'm glad you like it. :)
Great stuff. Thanks!
I've added the link to ESET, thank you. :)
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Good stuff here. In the "15 Tools" article, the 14th utility is ESET System Inspector, but the link takes you to the 15th item which is a Microsoft Debug Diagnostic utility. You will need to google for the ESET utility in order to find it.
The review of CM Security AppLock AntiVirus (last updated 25 May 2016) barely resembles the 2019 version I have. Not only has it added additional free features, it offers a VIP version for a monthly charge with even more features. Also, as mentioned in other comments, it is no longer ad-free. In fact, the free version immerses the user in highly obtrusive, occasionally alarming (e.g., "YOUR PHONE IS INFECTED! Click here.") and often political ads before AND after running any of its options. In any case, the current application bears little resemblance to the version reviewed almost three years ago. If you cannot conduct another full review, at least consider removing it as an Editors' Choice.
I have been using Blokada since this article came out and I am very impressed.
I rarely see any ads in my apps or in my browser and it does not cause any issues with any of the apps or browser.
If you have an Android, Blokada is a must have app.
I have told many of my friends and relatives about Blokada and all have been happy.
Thanks to Jojo Yee for this info.
Color Picker has been replaced by a different Mac App Store app called "Color Note" and a NEW Color Picker called "Just Color Picker" has been added. "Just Color Picker" works for Mac OS X, Or Windows Systems.
You're welcome, I'm glad you like it. :)
Thanks a lot!
Bookmarked!
ColorPicker is no longer free from the Mac appstore.
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Thanks for the suggestion. :)
Those interested in creating music beats will find ButtonBass far superior to Madeon.
I'm glad you like them. Quite a variety, that one is on the bookmark toolbar on my browsers. :)
WOW!
Thank you rhiannon!
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