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I didn't use setup, i used the 7z files for both win32 and win64 and that was after my VLC portable from Portableapps.com started crashing.
I'm fairly sure that it has to do with my preferences, but 2.1.2 worked and 2.1.3 crashes and that's not supposed to happen with any preference that the software offers.
Please post your event details (type Event Manager after clicking Start button) and any message (exception codes etc) that you get on crashing.
Does it crash every time you play the same video? Try playing different videos of various formats (like mkv, avi, flv etc) and see if you encounter any crashes.
Re-download the setup again and re-install (after uninstalling previous version).
How does Easy File Locker (xoslab.com) compare?
I run a dual boot system with Ubuntu and Windows 7 and I was very surprised (to put it mildly) to find out my hidden/encrypted Easy File Locker Windows files (folder) were openly visable and accessible from Ubuntu.
Then again I was even more shocked to find out these exact same files were also visable and accessible from our Son's network connected Xbox?
I have since moved all these private files to a password protected USB drive.
Do all of these programs suffer from similiar flaws?
UPDATE Just found this on the xoslab website, maybe I should have checked their FAQ first,
"I forgot my password, can i get the protected files back?
Yes, please start your computer into Windows Safe Mode, then all the protected files will be visible and accessible."
...seems pretty pointless to me?
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I've had some luck with making Java-dependent software portable but I never got around to putting much effort into Mobipocket.
It was the lack of a double-page layout really that put me off Calibre before and it now has that and a whole lot more : ) It really is very good.
Ah that makes sense (the last version still being around). Just not available at the "official" site.
Personally, I use Calibre and Sumatra.
There is a portable Java available at PortableApps.
I used to create a portable Java for Vuze, but have not done so in quite some time. My memory is that it was not that difficult.
Heya Clark, not Dedoimedo but have a gander @ wsusoffline.net ... works pretty great for a majority of Windows updates.
Google Tasks is excellent, it's the one I always come back to after dallying around with various other reminders/note-making software.
The main advantage is that it's always synced so your notes are available from whatever machine you're on and the mobile version has been improved for those of you with smart phones. I also like the way it can sync with Google Calendar and the tick-boxes are a nice touch too.
I do like Stickies though, partly just for the ability to pin separate notes to windows (this works with browser windows/websites as well) and it does have much more to it than the built-in Windows one such as a manager, search function, reminders, sharing and back-up.
Tasks and Stickies both fulfill different needs really but between them I think they pretty much have it covered : )
Also Bernardz, there is "7 Sticky Notes" (http://www.7stickynotes.com/) which performs more or less the same functions as all the freeware sticky note programs, with the difference that if you have Dropbox or something similar installed it can store its database online and thus effectively be always synchronised.
VLC 2.1.3 on win7 64bit
Crashes every time i start a video, but not for audio files.
The final version (6.2) is available on various freeware sites, e.g. Softpedia, CNet, etc if you look around.
It's a very nice reader, it was my favourite for a long time. I only stopped using it because of problems making it portable (it requires Java Runtime installed) and because Calibre changed to offer a double-page "proper book" style of layout.
If you are referring to MobiPocket, it is no longer available in any form.
This was brought up here in the comments in 2012 (further down the page):
"...MobiPocket was killed by Amazon in late 2011/early 2012.
http://www.the-digital-reader.com/2011/11/02/rip-mobipocket-2000-2011/ "
There was no editor for this page at that time and apparently there has not been one since.
I'm not sure that Mobibook is still free. All the points on their website that looke like amy kind of download return a message that the resource has been removed.
Hi,
Are you talking about your update of your OS on Ipad or the backup program? If you lost everything during an OS update its probably hidden on your ipad somewhere. Normally an apple store will help you with this at no charge.
good luck Bob
I like it more than the web alternatives, but it still doesn't offer the basic ability of editing the formatting styles. The spreadsheet I haven't tried but I'm also expecting it to probably miss some important feature like sorting. Maybe web apps still need time. Great that it is available as a download to use at home on the network for the whole family though. Thanks for the tip. I'm giving this find 5 stars.
You probably worked harder when you used the software before. The result is really nice. I struggled with a font editing software years ago too but the results weren't really worth the trouble.
I'm glad this service is up so I can give it another go. I had different reasons to want my personal font back then, but now it would be great to use on my personal blog as a custom web font. Thank you Rob for sharing it with us!
Hi sisellie,
I use YTD Video Downloader to download and convert MP4 to MP3.
The free version works fine from youtube vis Opera.
Not all extentions are able to be downloaded but you can see them
under 'Video Sites'
Hey Dedoimedo,
Do you know if there is anything similar to this for Windows? It would also be helpful for Windows users.
Thanks dude,
Clark
Stickies really is in a completely different league to the Windows 8 program. Try it and you will see why!
Just to give one example - the ability to attach a Stickie to anything. If you need to track a parcel, put the tracking number on a Stickie and attach it to the carrier's web page. When you return to the page, the Stickie is there with the number for you to cut and paste - no need to go hunting for it.
But Stickies is not unknown to us Gizmo devotees - see http://www.techsupportalert.com/best-free-sticky-notes-utility.htm
PS to bernardz - you can send Stickies to other people and over networks. I have never used the facility myself but it might meet your point about being away from your home computer. Hope this helps - bertie
When I first saw this my knee-jerk reaction was to post a sarcastic comment about Windows Sticky Notes. As I didn't really believe you wouldn't know about them I took a bit of time to look at the site.
Assuming the program can actually do all the things claimed (and I can't see why it wouldn't) it's in a completely different league to the MS version. The ability to stick notes other than on the desktop is a great idea and one I've wanted for ages.
Thanks for finding it Rob.
I used stickies for a while, they work well except that for some reason sometimes you lose the message. It is gone.
The other problem is if you are like me, and work on multiple computers, you need to go back to your main computer. It is a pain.
As a result, I gave up on it.
I may look at Microsoft OneNote or google task in gmail.
Good to see you registered on the site :). Since your post has many queries, it will be better if you post in the freeware forum, so it can be replied in a better way, since here the replies can go out of topic, and also there will be multiple replies for which this comment section is not suited much.
So, please post in the freeware forum here:
http://www.techsupportalert.com/freeware-forum/
in a suitable sub-forum like Security, or General Computer Support.
also Pidgin is renowned for storing passwords in plain text. This is not much of a problem on a Linux system but on a Windows one they admit is "somewhat controversial"
On the matter see: [url]https://developer.pidgin.im/wiki/PlainTextPasswords[/url]
hmmm, moderator removed commercial writing software that was mentioned, but did not remove microsoft word reference (which is also paid software) ... oops.
This review currently has no editor so no new programs will be considered for inclusion until someone volunteers to take it over. MC - Site manager.
Thanks for your kind words about this review.
About VirusTotal, well, it is a very useful app, but it only detects potentially "malicious" APKs and it doesn't scan other kinds of threats in real-time. Additionally, it needs and active internet connection to do its job.
All in all, it may be added in future updates, but we will give priority to the more versatile apps since this category is facing constant changes as new apps arrive and the old ones are getting updated faster than expected.
Regards.
Thanks for sharing your experiences regarding TrustGo.
Truth is we re-evaluate the reviewed apps every once in a while to check its changelogs. If you read some of the comments below, you'll see TrustGo is facing some issues that cannot be ignored, therefore we will definetely consider all those flaws in the next update which should happen the next week.
And there you go: Number 5 revealed...
Been using Stickies for years now and would not be without it. Does so much more than Windows sticky notes. One of my fav's: Stickies can be attached to an application, web site, document or folder so they only show when it's on screen.
A multitude of skins available.
Easy quick installation with no ads attached.
Actually, AutoShun contacted me and let me know that user submissions are not allowed. Thus, they are not suitable for being added to this article.
Thanks.
The reason I do not do that with an article like this is that it is meant to be an article which is always up-to-date, and one which is meant to be visited each time the information within it is used. That is one of the reasons I give the mailing list as a link rather than a downloadable file.
Thus, every time you visit the site you know that it is completely up-to-date. No change history needed.
Perhaps I misunderstood your reasons for wanting this. If I have misunderstood, please correct me.
Thank you.
In terms of deciding whether the file you mentioned is dangerous or not, if you have SuperAntiSpyware on your computer my guess would be that it is related to that. However, it's best to make sure. If you like you can create a topic for this on the forums. Then send me a link to the forum post via my contact form.
For the CCE Smart Scan, the Modified Hosts could be due to a lot of things. It is not always able to be fixed with CCE. Again, it is probably best if this is investigated through the forum.
Thank you.
If setting them as an allowed application works I don't see a need to create separate rules for each game. If your aim is just to get the games working you appear to be doing this the correct way.
Thank you very much for pointing this out to me. Many users would be much more willing to use this form than create an account in the forum. I have therefore edited the article to point to this form.
Thanks again.
*NOTICE- I will only be notified when posting on my comment* ...
NB Post has been edited because it was too long.
I did consider doing this. However, I opted for the method utilized in this article because the response time for the vast majority of AV's is much faster. Therefore, I worry that if I present what seems like a simpler way to do the same thing I might discourage users from using the mailing lists I have created. Thus, as using the lists is a much more effective approach, I would prefer to not mention this capability within this particular article.
Thanks.
I do not entirely understand your suggestion here. Have you run into trouble with using the standard 'infected' as the password? As far as I am aware it should work with all of the AV's I have included it for. At least I have not had any vendor respond saying that there was a problem. Nor have I had a user report that they were experiencing problems either.
Also, in terms of the false positive list, I did not include that because most false positives are only for a few AV's. Also, they are more often handled manually, meaning the automated filtering which is often done for malware samples cannot be done. Therefore, I leave that entirely up to the user.
If I have misunderstood your suggestion please feel free to correct me.
Thanks.
I am confused by your suggestion. My article already notes both email addresses and web forms. If I have missed any web forms please let me know and I will include them.
Have I misunderstood your suggestion?
Thanks.
Thank you. From what I can tell Malware Hash Registry does not detect malware in the traditional sense, but functions more like a firewall. Therefore, as it is not signature based to detect malware, it appears it is not suitable for this list.
As for Dr. Web, I have not experienced any issues by using infected.
Bytehero was not included as they do not allow submission of samples for detection. They are entirely heuristic-based.
As for some of your suggestions, this is not meant to be a list of all anti-malware applications. I am really focusing entirely on getting all of them in some way such that samples can be submitted to all. Therefore, if there are two products which use the same virus database, I have often included only one of them. Only when I felt there would be a great confusion if I did not have I included both.
As for NoVirusThanks, I checked their site and it does appear they no longer offer the scanner. Thus, I have removed them from this article.
As for StopZilla, their homepage is rated red by WOT and it is therefore not suitable for inclusion in this list.
ThreatTrack seems to be the same as Vipre. Am I confusing this?
As for VirIT, I have contacted them and asked for more information. I will add them in the future.
As for CPSecure, as far as I can tell it is network based, and therefore more of a firewall. Does it have signature protection as well?
A-Squared is the same as Emsisoft. It's just an older name for one of their products.
Authentium was acquired by Commtouch. Therefore, there was no need to include both.
VirusBuster was acquired by Agnitum. Therefore, there was no need to include both.
As for your issue with Antiy, if you continue experiencing issues please let me know. As of this moment I am going to assume it was just a misunderstanding of some sort, but if it becomes a pattern please let me know.
Thank you.
Thank you very much. I have contacted AutoShun to find out about how users should submit sites to them, what kind of sites are acceptable, and how false positives should be submitted. Once they get back to me with answers to those questions I will add them to this list.
As for Dr. Web, as far as I can tell, I was already linking to the correct page. Has something changed in the way it works.
For malwares.com, as far as I can tell they only accept samples, not URL's. Therefore, perhaps what VirusTotal is using it for is to keep track of which sites the analyzed malware communicate with. That said, as it is not apparent I have sent them an email inquiring about whether there is a way for users to submit sites to them, although root@malwares.org does not seem to work for contacting them.
As for the inclusion of false positive reporting options, this was not the main concern of this article when I first created it. However, over time I have collected more information about this. If you find any more information about submitting false positives please let me know. Also, at some time in the future I may make it more evident, perhaps using a table as you suggested.
Thank you.
That's a very strange issue. I hope it's already been reported as a bug on Bitdefender's forum and will be fixed in subsequent updates. That said, I'm glad to hear of the workaround, and will let others know if I hear of anyone running into the same problem.
Thanks.
Thanks for the find. After installing it I find that I, too, have Sticky Notes as part of 64bit W7. Learn something every day.
(George Burns said “By the time you’re 80 you have learned everything. Too bad you can’t remember any of it).
I am not quite 80 but getting close.
Any thoughts on Iobit's SmartDefrag? It has been around for years and has boot defrag options. Please consider for review.
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@Drengin
There are those of us that do not run Windows 8. Instead, we are running an OS that does not have a built in Sticky Note program. I hope that answers your question.
Just wondering why i would want to download an additional program for my PC that does the exact same thing that the current Sticky Notes program does that came with Windows 8.
Does this program you have found do any more than the built in version of the same program?
I used and relied on gMaps on my original droid for 4 years, but gMaps on my wife's iPhone has almost caused a divorce.. (still may !! LOL)
I just want to be able to clearly see the map, zoom in or out etc. It worked for me on the 2.2 android droid.
D/l Copilot which sounds good, but won't run - force close.
Any other suggestions. I picked up a TomTom on sale, but I really don't want directions, just the map. I'll find the way !
TIA
There are several ways to make use of File History. On all my laptops I have a slot for an SD flash card. There are 32 GB SD flash cards for sale for less than $20. If you aren't backing up videos or thousands of pictures, an inexpensive SD card or USB flash drive can be used. Also, you don't have to always have the backup device connected. The File History function detects when you attach a drive.
How many people have an external drive that they connect all the time to a laptop? File history is great but for most people they don't have the resources or time to use it.
There is a mistake in the DreamMail section. It does not support IMAP. It was planned / promised for version 5 (10 or so years ago was the First promise).
Sadly Foxmail does not support S/MIME. I also have problems contacting the developer (they seem to ignore my emails).
Maybe Zimbra Desktop is also a look worth: http://www.zimbra.com/products/zimbra-desktop/desktop-features.html . I haven't tested it though, as I am using em Client (slow start up).
I've downloaded Backup maker because I'm hoping it will compress my backups better and preform backups quicker than the built in Windows back up tool ( I'm using Win7 ) but I'm confused about this feature mentioned on their website , the feature to upload your backups to a webserver through an FTP/FTPS upload , what does this actually mean ? what does this feature do ? does it mean I can back up my files to for example Skydrive or Dropbox using this software or is it something else completely
For "13.10. Change DNS-settings easily:"
- ChrisPC DNS Switch -
[Link removed - this cannot be considered because the site has a poor WOT (Web Of Trust) rating]
Can you check it, please?
Thank you in advance!
George, I'm confused :-D
In this thread I can see Boson X named as the Number 10 game of 2013, followed by your posts that say "Number 9 revealed", "Number 8 revealed" etc...
I can't see any games though other than Boson X, am I missing something here?
Oh never mind! Immediately after posting this I saw the links. Sorry.
Number 6 game revealed.
Onto the top 5 games from tomorrow :D
It is really a very nice article . Bootable Rescue CD has many uses. It has many useful applications in computer. It has Bootable antivirus Rescue Cd also , through which you can easily your computer. If your computer is infected with malware, running an antivirus within Windows may not be enough to remove it. If your computer has a rootkit, the malware may be able to hide itself from your antivirus software. And like If you computer refuses to boot or load Windows, or if you are trying to restore an image to a partition the Reflect cannot lock (See here), then you will have to start your PC using a rescue CD or boot into the Windows PE recovery environment. This Bootable rescue CD has has many uses.
BallyIrish - I appreciate the time you took to do the research for your input on Open Candy (OC) and thanks sharing that info because now I'm aware of their integrity or lack thereof.
I respect your decision if its right for you but I disagree that your "privacy is not in any way DETRIMENTALLY compromised" or their terms of usage are innocuous. If it was then why do they need to force it on PeaZip users? Once they have your info - its theirs for as long as they want it and You have no way of predicting what they'll do with it in the future. they claim they don't collect or share your "personal" info. Really? Then why obtain the email at all? Plus keeping track of the software you use as well as having your email address is VERY personal and THEY decide what to do with it - not you.
Its easy for them to say "we don't collect or share your personal information" its an incredibly vague statement. In what world is collecting your email address NOT collecting it? It just gives them range to be "creative" with your information. There are ways of getting around that claim and justify that it falls under the archaic laws already in place - which were written without consideration of the internet. Most new laws are poorly written too.
The practices employed by these companies are out of touch with the right way to market/advertise. First, they don't consider whether you're a logical consumer candidate, they don't put enough effort into targeting the audience. Instead they mass market or mass advertise thinking this works even though analytical data shows its not cost effective. They under estimate the intelligence of consumers such as using the kind of tactics used by OC - forcing THEIR marketing policy on ALL the PeaZip users instead having the option to opt out. This tactic will never promote trust or loyalty. They think overkill is consistency when its really obnoxious.
As a consumer with many years of marketing experience as well as education in color marketing both online and off I can say without hesitation that these kinds of practices alienate consumers more than attracting them.
Here's another useful guide:
http://www.winhelp.us/microsoft-emet.html
Ok Folks,
If you want to have more websites open when you open your web browser, you can do one of two thing if you aren't a tech type person.
In your web Browser click on your Tools.
Pick Options tab.
Then General tab which opens up.
Then See a Box with say on the left side Home Page.
There you can put as many Websites as you like.
Whatever is your home page will be there 1st.
You may have something like http:// www.justwhateversiteyouuseDotCom
In order to have more than one page open you have to place this | directly after /
Every time you add a site it should look something like this below : No Spaces
http://www.justwhateversiteyouuseDotCom/|http://www.justwhateversiteyouuseDotCom/|
http://www.justwhateversiteyouuseDotCom/|http://www.justwhateversiteyouuseDotCom/|
Downside to this it may slow your web browser down. Actually depend on your puter and Ram & a few other thing. But if you have a up to date system you would be just fine.
Second thing you could do is just download google chrome. It's a free download. It has many thing you can do with it.
As far as running various software programs at startup, it's Actually Not A Really Good Thing To Do. Unless you have a Super Computer that is Really fast. [fast processor]By this I mean Plenty of Memory [Ram].
Thanks guys for responding.
I had tried that program in the past, and had left warning notes for myself that it took over too many Hot Keys, including those that I need in the VB6 IDE (development environment)
I just tried the latest version, and there is an option to turn off Hot Keys. That appears to have solved my earlier problems.
I will now attempt to learn how to use it fully.
Thanks again,
Rob
@innn, this needs to modify the font properties of text in a pdf file using a pdf editor which is usually not free. Another way is to convert a pdf file to another file format for editing.
See also: How to Modify Font Properties of the Text in a PDF
A PDF File Allows Editing in 100% Layout Accuracy
Checking if your source PDF contains searchable text or imaged text may help.
This is listed on "gf" but doesn't seem to be reviewed:
"VirusTotal *for Android* (492 KB) helps get your system and user apps in your device scanned by more than 40 antivirus vendors and flag any malicious apps. Tap a flagged app and you can view its detailed scan results from the vendors."
http://www.techsupportalert.com/best-free-android-apps.htm?page=0,6#Page...
Is this likely to happen soon?
P.S. Listing ones reviewed, but not recommended, is very useful. Thanks,
I found this one recently: http://filelisting.com its nice because you can truly search inside torrent files
I just downloaded the Celestia Simulator.
It's a great way to look around the solar system and even some fictitious universe. I've had a great time just going around and finding all of the little things in our solar system that I didn't know about.
Rob, Thank you.
Tried it with my two page Terms & Conditions and the result came back perfectly - and FAST!
Advanced Uninstaller Pro (also free, x64-compatible and offers additional functionality) has been updated to version 11.32 (2014.02.07); Softpedia review - http://www.softpedia.com/get/System/OS-Enhancements/Advanced-Uninstaller... .
Geek Uninstaller (Free Edition) now stands at version 1.2.1.25 (2014.01.09).
Number 7 game is revealed..
good game
Thanks for sharing this nice information. Time management brings together a set of principles and practices implemented through certain tools and systems.
But I've found it to be a highly valuable tool for accurately evaluating how long each project takes and having the ability to easily forecast and allocate our time for future projects. I've been using Replicon http://goo.gl/yGF1mm and highly recommended application for time and task management needs.
Syncplify.me Notepad!:
http://www.softpedia.com/get/Office-tools/Text-editors/Syncplify-me-Note...
Indeed, Quick Cliq is just one such free program - there are plenty of decent freeware options for such a function.
Alternatively ClassicShell allows you to organise the native Start Menu however you like as well as restoring the old XP look if you wish.
I might be wrong but doesn't 'Quick Cliq' just do that?
i use my mouse to call the menus (with submenus) and just click om the desired link.
As far as I know all Genealogical systems using numerals begin the tree with either the Arabic numeral 1 or the Roman numeral I. So printing a report for a single individual the Genealogical numbering system would always be 1 or I regardless of the program.
If the object is to print a descendant report in smaller bits then a reference field or custom tag could approximate the numbering system but the appropriate d'Aboville number would need to be manually entered. In Legacy, the Title Pre field would provide a doable workaround and would appear in the proper placement on some reports. The down side with using a field is the need to be updated for each ancestor. If tags are used instead, then a custom tag could be created for each ancestor but tags are unlikely to appear properly on the report.
Interpreting the results correctly depends on the hardware you are monitoring. You can find these details in the vendor's technical FAQ or at sites such as Tom's Hardware. MC - Site Manager.
[Example]
http://www.tomshardware.com/forum/66706-28-average-temp
The HDDScan and SpeedFan seem like a good combination to have.
The big question is HOW do you interpret the results of these SMART, temperature, and voltage scans etc.. How does one know or find out if the result values (attributes etc.) are okay or at a WARNING/CRITICAL level?
These sites for these programs do not give much guidance in getting that information. More instruction on how to use each of these programs might be helpful too yet I have not found sites that explain them further. Direction in getting this assistance would be helpful.
I feel that I have lost the battle.
I loved the XP classic Start Menu, particularly once one learned how to create your own high level (Main list on the left) categories.
I dislike fancy graphics and Icons, and other 'candy'
I will concede that some of the population are the opposite of me, but then MS decided to make you all the opposite of me -
- They banned the XP Classic Start Menu style in Win7 and Win8
- They foisted the 'hunt and peck' 'Lucky Dip' start menu on to us
And it appears that the majority of the applications that are discussed here, fall into that category.
Surely ('Airplane'), there are some of us left out there, that prefer to organize our shortcuts into predefined categories, and then be able to easily/quickly locate and launch any of them ?
Ideally such a program would have an icon in the Sys Tray (now called Notification Area by MS), that with a single left click, will raise a menu, with sub menus appearing as you move your mouse. A single click will launch whatever, and the menu will disappear.
Is there anyone left out there that likes to live in an organized way ?
I will continue my search for such a program, and will report back, if anyone expresses an interest.
Rob
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Thanks, Anupam. I'll include it in my to-do list.
Hornil Photo Viewer: http://hornil.com/en/products/photoviewer/
Free for home users.
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Wow that must suck when I got my new update instead of having all my stuff backed up it erased EVERYTHING!!!! It made me two mad I still don't have everything I can't believe it erased everything I'm still mad I hate iPads but at the same time I love it arrrr!!!!
I'm with you, Aretas. Still the simplest, most reliable program. You can see exactly what it's backed up.
Number 8 game is revealed.
Here's a screenshot of the output of Somepdf to text converter;
http://www.imagebam.com/image/8d9e46306276015
The SymMover download defaults to cnet which uses a wrapped installer. It is from this you received the unwanted extra components. We published an article about this some time ago but maybe you missed it. MC Site Manager.
http://www.techsupportalert.com/content/cnet-downloadcom-wrapped-install...
Additional information here.
http://www.techsupportalert.com/content/what-else-have-you-just-download...
Thank YOU for the link to "SymMover ". I received a gift of malware as a door prize. You download the crapware and are forced also to download their free backup system.
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I did try this but it was not much use - it does not recognise any 64-bit or portable programs, and even missed one 32-bit installed program despite using refresh/restart, and it appears to only be for desktop use, so no advantage when you want some modern UI apps to start as well.
Not for me I'm afraid.
gdiskdump:
https://launchpad.net/gdiskdump
I-Nex is an application that gathers information for hardware components available on your system and displays it using an user interface similar to the popular Windows tool CPU-Z:
https://launchpad.net/i-nex
Marlin - a sleek and fast GTK3 file manager:
https://launchpad.net/marlin
bro pages show concise, common-case examples for Unix commands:
http://bropages.org/
I have a Lenovo A390 - the screen comes up nicely, and the "enable" option is shown on a menu - BUT it never actually "enables" - hitting enable has no effect, and calling up the menu again just still has the "enable" option.
This used to work great for data, but has now stopped.
"... Monokrome is a first person physics puzzle adventure, where through the manipulation of coloured energy and the sponge-like metal called 'Monokrome', you can create interesting and crazy effects. See description for system requirements. Chase a murderous drone along a path of slain scientists! Don't let its traps slow you down ..":
http://www.indiedb.com/games/monokrome
http://www.indiedb.com/games/monokrome/downloads/monokrome-full-release-...
"... Lumen is a platform-puzzle video game where the player assumes control of a girl trapped in a world of nightmare as she tries to make her escape. With the sole help of her camera, she will have to dodge traps, run away from her enemies and use her photographs to change the world that surrounds her ...":
http://www.lumengame.com/the-game/
"... Rune Masters is a unique RPG game that also contains match-3 aspects. Fight your enemy using hidden power in magical gems and special abilities available only for you class. Become a mage and quickly nuke your enemy by destroying red gems. Confuse with scout by planting false image of map. Surprise with quick heals on your priest. Boost your strength as a cyclop and proceed to crush your opponent. Play quick battles for your start of the day or choose campaign to observe progress of your character and its growing power. Impressive art style, beautiful music and sounds, eyecandy effects will accompany you in your journey through world of Navaroth ..." (now free):
http://www.indiedb.com/games/rune-masters
"... madnessMADNESSmadness - Escape the wall, in a bizarre, circular world where the path comes at you through 360 degrees and disappears underneath. Survive as long as you can ...":
http://gamejolt.com/games/platformer/madnessmadnessmadness/1003/
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Arun
Not very impressed. Picked up some of my programs but not all - missed Chrome, xplorer2, PDF Xchange viewer, Apache (launched by a CMD prompt), Mysql (ditto)
seamonkey is an excellent product that combines a browser with a free mail progam (like the older opera used too).
http://www.seamonkey-project.org/releases/
opera mail is no longer a part of the browser and can be had separately.
http://www.opera.com/computer/mail
You could try downloading and see what happens. The consumer does have to have a licensed copy of Microsoft Office installed.
Question: I have a consumer with a visual disability who would like to download the GW Micro's Windows-Eyes Screen Reader promoted as a free offer. He has a slow internet connection which cannot support the large download. He asked if the screen reader could be downloaded using our agency computer and put on a CD or flash drive. Is this possible?
Thanks
Debra
Can you please tell me which software I can use to stream from my pc to devices around the home and away from it that does not need a dedicated pc and most importantly streams subtitles? (subs being essential for my deaf son.)
CLEANMEM also increases overall system performance.
Read this:
http://www.zdnet.com/blog/bott/windows-7-memory-usage-whats-the-best-way...
CleanMem - very useful. I waited too long to install this since reading the "Special Note" near the top of this article... about windows 7 optimizing memory well, and third party Ram managers not being needed. (not true)
I'm happy to report that my Ram use after installing CleanMem on my Win7 64bit PC has shown a marked improvement. Now that I have 8 gb of ram it's not the issue it used to be. But it's always irritated me that certain programs use so much ram and don't seem to release it. Before installing CleanMem my free ram would remain in the 3-4 gb range. Now it's staying in the 5+ gb range even with many apps running. Apparently CleanMem DOES make a difference. I'm not going to tell you it's needed. You'll need to decide that. But it does work if you're looking to free up Ram use.
Hi,
Good program and good tip, but i use a faster program (Instant File Opener) than Launcher Dock:
http://www.magnonic.com/ifo.shtml
Regards
Hey Rhiannon,
A big thank you from us at Technibble for the mention!
- Bryce