[ChuckE]

Originally Posted by valis

and I think we have a winner in the coveted 'post from left field' contest..........

If you are inferring my "I hate tea" comment, it is because of the prior:

Originally Posted by joelpatrick

This might not be your cup of tea, but a great free bible program ... blah blah blah.

So, I hate tea.

[valis]

gotcha.....still nominating it though.......

you are pretty solid when it comes to random comments. I try to keep up, but with you and bandit, it's a no-contest sort of thing.

[WhitPhil]

There have been links to Gizmos top Freeware previously in this list, but they now have "A kind of Wikipedia® for Freeware" available.

[rameam]

I have both eSword and Online Bible and highly recommend both.

http://www.e-sword.net/

http://www.onlinebible.net/

[jjmcmahon7]

1) Digsby - All In One Messenger. For all types of messengers as well as myspace and facebook and others.

2) cCleaner - Cleans registry and gets rid of junk files.

3) TeamViewer & LogMeIn - Great Remote Support Utilities.

4) Mojo - iTunes music sharing utility.

5) M$ Virtual PC - Great for troubleshooting problems on OS that you don't have installed.

6) Everest Free Edition - Great for finding any kind of system information you want.

[DNA_Uncut]

http://kmeleon.sourceforge.net/

[JStergis]

I used that about a year ago on a very weak machine that couldn't handle FF. It was a 166 MHz with 96 MB of RAM running Win2k. I was impressed with how nice it was for a light-weight browser. It rendered pages very quickly, and didn't hog many resources.

[JohnWill]

Bad link I think.

An error has been encountered in accessing this page.

1. Server: kmeleon.sourceforge.net
2. URL path: /
3. Error notes: File does not exist: /home/groups/k/km/kmeleon/htdocs/
4. Error type: 404
5. Request method: GET
6. Request query string:
7. Time: 2008-07-19 11:40:17 PDT (1216492817)

Reporting this problem: The problem you have encountered is with a project web site hosted by SourceForge.net. This issue should be reported to the SourceForge.net-hosted project (not to SourceForge.net).

If this is a severe or recurring/persistent problem, please do one of the following, and provide the error text (numbered 1 through 7, above):

1. Contact the project via their designated support resources.
2. Contact the project administrators of this project via email (see the upper right-hand corner of the Project Summary page for their usernames) at user-name@users.sourceforge.net

If you are a member of the project that maintains this web content, please refer to the Site Documentation regarding the project web service for further assistance.

Next time, don't put the right next to the link, it appended those characters to the link.

http://kmeleon.sourceforge.net/

[DNA_Uncut]

sry, Now edited

[stantley]

For those of you who use Secunia, you might want to try SUMo.

SUMo, which stands for Software Update Monitor. Thanks to SUMo you'll be able to keep your PC up-to-date by using the most recent version of your favorite software ! Unlike build-in auto update features, SUMo tells you if updates are available before you need to use your software.

I compared SUMo to Secunia and of the 100+ programs I have Secunia found 6 that were out of date and SUMo found 40. Plus SUMo runs much faster and you can put programs you don't want to check on an 'Ignore List'.

[drbali]

XXClone Freeware v. 0.58.0 is one of the most amazingly brilliant free pieces of software I've ever found. It's small (1.2MB) from http://www.xxclone.com and of course, there are paid-for versions with extra features.

One of my computers has both IDE (PATA) and SATA hard disks installed. I easily copied the entire contents of the IDE (including XP Pro's system files) to the SATA drive without a hitch. So what? The cloned drive is bootable! No need to use DOS and re-starts.

IMHO, this software runs rings around other disk backup programs. The paid-for version costs about $40 (depending on how many computers you want to use it on).

Works like a dream!

[Cookiegal]

Thread reopened.

[stantley]

This is a good one, Album Art Downloader XUI, it's still in beta but I haven't had any problems with it. You put in artist and album, it searches multiple websites, displays thumbnails of the album art it finds and the dimensions of the image. It requires .NET Framework 3.5 to run.

Some portable Mp3 players won't display the album image if the album art tag is greater than 32 KB. So I use Mp3Tag to check the size of the image and Album Art Downloader to download an image of about 300 x 300 jpg, that seems to be the size that's closest to 32 KB, but it does vary.