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Kenny94 · 18-Jul-2005, 05:04 PM **#136**

I agree. Mike Lin's Startup Control never have us any problems to uninstall I'm talking about several computers.... And it's a great program.....

Higgy · 19-Jul-2005, 06:55 PM **#137**

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Originally Posted by Higgy

Total Uninstall 2.35

Last freeware version of Total Uninstall 2, installation monitor and uninstaller.

To use it, you simply launch the installation program from Total Uninstall interface and select the system areas to be monitored. The program will then create a snapshot of your system before it installs the new software and an additional snapshot after install completes. It then compares the two snapshots and displays all changes in a graphical tree view, marking all registry values and/or files that have been added or changed. Total Uninstall will save these changes and if you decide to uninstall the application, it will reverse the changes to the previous state.

http://www.martau.com/tu2.php

I use this one regularly and highly recommend it.

Unfortunately, the author has removed the download page for the freeware version.

Thankfully, it has been archived here:
http://freeware4u.com/modules/mydown...le.php?lid=234

bkpeck · 19-Jul-2005, 10:19 PM **#138**

My favorite freeware is Picasa2 for basic editing of digital photos

Cablemodemjf · 22-Jul-2005, 04:45 AM **#139**

One word - Firefox.

D_Trojanator · 22-Jul-2005, 05:12 AM **#140**

My faves are proabably Mike Lin's startup program which puts the icon in the control panel, mailwasher, and AVG free

bdraft · 22-Jul-2005, 06:39 AM **#141**

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Originally Posted by Cablemodemjf

One word - Firefox.

Everybody talks about Firefox, doesn't the original Mozilla get any respect anymore??
I prefer the look of it to the way Firefox looks.

Other than looks as far as I can tell it's basically a difference between the old 4.x Netscape Navagator and Netscape Communicator, one was a package, the other was a single program.

later
bdraft

Cablemodemjf · 22-Jul-2005, 06:40 AM **#142**

I was talking about the old Mozilla earlier in this thread until I got Firefox working again

Muffy7 · 22-Jul-2005, 12:25 PM **#143**

I think its funny how everyone obsesses over firefox! i mean it is a FANTASTIC program compared to internet explorer...but for the people who haven't tried Avant Browser, or Maxthon Browser....they're missing out!

I've tried many web browsers and came to the conclusion that those two are absolutly the best!

But keep them on the hush...i don't want too many people to know about them!

My List Top Five (in order from best to least best)

1. Maxthon
2. Avant
3. Firefox
4. Opera
5. IE

That's my two bucks

Space Cowboy · 23-Jul-2005, 11:42 AM **#144**

Angel Writer 3.0 (Less Than 2 meg)

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Free Rich Text Editor

Angel Writer is a free text editor allowing you to create impressive documents that contain formatted text, graphics and tables. You can learn how to work with Angel Writer in five minutes since it is very similar to Microsoft Word.

A comfortable interface, small size and high performance rate - that is the text editor Angel Writer. Besides, Angel Writer has rich features for editing text and creating documents in various formats (TXT, RTF, HTML). And at last, Angel Writer is a free alternative. You can download and try this editor right now!

I'd like to hear any comments.. I haven't had time to try it yet ..

lagunasrfr · 23-Jul-2005, 12:05 PM **#145**

One of my favorites THE RENAME http://www.herve-thouzard.com/module...hp?articleid=3

Great for multiple complicated file renames.

franca · 23-Jul-2005, 10:54 PM **#146**

http://www.kmonos.net/lib/orimado.en.html

Fold 'n drop: a new way of interacting with your windows

How many times have you been in this situation? You start to drag a file with the intention to drop it on a specific window... then after painfully crossing half your screen (stupid finger pad!), you realize that your target window is hidden by zillion others. You stop the drag and drop operation, minimize or close all the cumbersome windows, and start the drag and drop operation all over again. Not cool at all in this era of UI gadgets. Pierre Dragicevic has a very nice way of solving that specific problem: fold 'n drop. An implementation for Windows XP (with C++ sources) can be downloaded here. Another cool gadget on the same page is the SpiraClock, displaying all your outlook events on an analog clock.

Cablemodemjf · 24-Jul-2005, 03:30 AM **#147**

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Originally Posted by Space Cowboy

Angel Writer 3.0 (Less Than 2 meg)

I'd like to hear any comments.. I haven't had time to try it yet ..

OpenOffice is better, probably

jkskinsfan · 31-Jul-2005, 12:58 PM **#148**

Here are a few little Programs that I have found useful. Maybe some otheres will too. I've never had any problems with any of 'em.

MP3 Gain
http://mp3gain.sourceforge.net/

FreeRamPro
http://www.yourwaresolutions.com/

WordWeb
http://wordweb.info/free/

XnView
http://www.xnview.com/

MP3 Trim
http://www.mptrim.com/

PrintFolder
http://no-nonsense-software.com/download.shtml

bkpeck · 31-Jul-2005, 01:18 PM **#149**

This one is great!!! Does it all by itself ...Hitman Pro 2 http://www.hitmanpro.nl/

aarhus2004 · 31-Jul-2005, 02:51 PM **#150**

jkskinsfan,

Very good and very interesting, thanks.

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