Favorite Freeware - Page 60

~Candy~ · 10-Jun-2006, 04:33 PM **#886**

Firefox

stantley · 10-Jun-2006, 04:37 PM **#887**

Sure, in fact the Firefox built in RSS reader even works at TSG, how cool is that?

hewee · 11-Jun-2006, 06:27 AM **#888**

Your welcome BanditFlyer and xico.

Just double check what you want to get even if it says free to make sure that is is not a demo that is free but time runs out.

I have used the site to get lots of filters, plug-ins.

findinforums · 11-Jun-2006, 09:35 AM **#889**

firefox, miranda, skype..

Island Girl · 11-Jun-2006, 02:03 PM **#890**

SiteAdvisor was developed originally for Firefox. It was then purchased by McAfee. Now you can download the I.E. version. Very small tool that let's you know when you Google which sites are "SAFE". You get a Green check mark when they're safe. A Red X when they're not. I don't feel safe without it now www.siteadvisor.com ...
Also go to www.camchatting.com/cgi-bin/remret.cgi and bookmark so that you can copy and paste to reformat such things as E-mail that are broken up with>>>>>in them.
God Speed....

JohnWill · 11-Jun-2006, 09:19 PM **#891**

Quote:

Originally Posted by AcaCandy

Anyone have a 'favorite' newsreader?

I'm so confused by the choices.

http://www.download.com/RSS-Readers/3150-9227_4-0.html

Forte Free Agent.

michael_jii · 12-Jun-2006, 03:26 AM **#892**

Quote:

Originally Posted by stantley

Sure, in fact the Firefox built in RSS reader even works at TSG, how cool is that?

yupo, they're called live bookmarks. and they work a treat

~Candy~ · 12-Jun-2006, 01:37 PM **#893**

Thanks John, I'll check that out. I have FF installed, but only use it for sites I can't access via IE as my security settings are set too high

Island Girl · 13-Jun-2006, 01:28 PM **#894**

While cleaning up my PC to give to my son ( I ordered a new one from Dell, Can't wait!) I had a file I couldn't get rid of. I Googled and found "Highjackthis"
I downloaded it and was very impressed. I did a scan found the file and deleted it. It was very easy to use and also backs up the file in case you screw up (which isn't easy to do if you're careful). Sorry I don't have the URL but I'm sure you can find it with Google easily.

JohnWill · 13-Jun-2006, 07:16 PM **#895**

Actually, HijackThis is well known here, but it's VERY EASY to shaft yourself with it if you don't know what you're doing.

dotty999 · 13-Jun-2006, 07:37 PM **#896**

Whoever posted the cat zip file many pages back (sorry dunno who as it was way back) was absolutely a joy for cat lovers, Im now the proud owner of 3 cats strutting their stuff all over my pc and its brill! many thanks Dotty

cromaczs07 · 14-Jun-2006, 12:22 AM **#897**

i posted the cats... thanks for appreciatinG!

~Candy~ · 14-Jun-2006, 12:45 AM **#898**

Post it again, I missed it

Island Girl · 14-Jun-2006, 01:45 AM **#899**

Thanks for the heads up. I was looking for a nasty file that I couldn't get rid of and found it right away. It did the trick for me but won't likely have to use it again real soon. Anything specific I need to be aware of?

cromaczs07 · 14-Jun-2006, 02:20 AM **#900**

THE CATS

http://forums.techguy.org/tech-tips-...eeware-51.html

look for my post here... hehe! im not on my pc...that's why i can upload it again... heheh!

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