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Firefox Universal Uploader (FireUploader) v.0.3.8 Free
The Firefox Universal Uploader, aka FireUploader, offers the ability to upload
or download files to and from a range of popular online services through one interface.
The interface, which opens in a Firefox browser tab, looks much like that of FTP clients.
It displays files on your PC on the left, files on the selected online service on the right,
and status or information in a panel on the bottom. The utility is pre-configured to connect
to 13 different services, including Box.net, Flickr, Picasa, YouTube, Facebook, Google Docs,
and others. You select the service from a pull-down menu, give FireUploader your login and
password for that service, and can then transfer files to and from the service with the
FireUploader interface.
File Size: 264KB
OS: Windows 2000, XP, Vista; Windows Server 2003
Requirements: Firefox 3.0+
Application Monitor v.1.0 Free
Application Monitor is a simple, bare-bones program that provides a useful function--
it constantly checks to see if an application is running, and if it is not,
will start it up again. Just add the applications you want to be sure are always running
(this requires finding the .exe, which requires having some idea where things are on your computer),
set a timer for how often the program should check, and let it run. If the application is not running
at the time Application Monitor checks it, it will restart it, with whatever command-line arguments
you specify.
File Size: 56KB
OS: Windows NT, 98, 2000, Me, XP
Requirements: Microsoft .NET Framework 1.1
AntiFreeze v.2.0 Free
While system freezes are much less common now than they once were, they still happen.
Sometimes you get the infamous Blue Screen Of Death, other times, your system just sits there,
unresponsive. What to do? Well, you could try AntiFreeze, a program of last resort by
Resplendence Software Projects. Given the circumstances under which it will be invoked,
the program wisely promises that it is not guaranteed to work, but it does give you a second chance.
File Size: 815KB
OS: Windows XP, Vista; Windows Server 2003
Smart Defrag Free
Defrag your hard drive in the background automatically.
License: Free
OS: Windows 2000/XP/2003 Server/Vista
TweakNow WinSecret Free
Tweak various Windows XP and Vista registry settings.
License: Free
OS: Windows XP/Vista
Vistumbler v.8.11 Free
Here's an excellent, free tool for finding nearby wireless access points,
and giving you a great deal of information about each. Tell the program to scan
for nearby wireless networks, and it gives you a comprehensive report, including
the name, signal strength, kind of encryption, Mac Address, channel the network is using,
manufacturer, and more.
File Size: 1618KB
OS: Windows Vista
IrfanView 4.2 Free
View and edit most graphics formats in a fast and simple way.
Simple for beginners and powerful for professionals.
OS: Windows 95/98/Me/NT/2000
SyncBack 3.2.18.0 Free
Back up, restore, or sync files to drives, servers, or removable media.
OS: Windows 2000/XP/2003 Server
ZipItFree 1.9 Free
ZipItFree was designed to be better than WinZip and WinRar combined.
Save disk space and e-mail transmission time.
OS: Windows 98/Me/NT/2000/XP/2003 Server/Vista
System Explorer Free
This full-featured system analyzing tool lets you take a sneak peek at everything
that's going on in your system, from currently active processes to installed drivers,
including also network collections, startup applications and any Internet Explorer add-ons.
OS: Windows XP/Vista
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Google SketchUp v.7 Free
This free 3D modeling program from Google lets you create models of decks,
houses, buildings, your own home woodworking projects, and much more.
It comes with a full set of sophisticated modeling and design tools, and it includes
very good advice for getting started. You can do more than just print your models.
You'll be able to actually place them in Google Earth. And if you want to share them
with others, or if you want to be able to use models that others have created,
you can post them to the 3D Warehouse
File Size: 33235KB
OS: Windows XP, Vista
avast! Home Edition Free
Why choose a high-priced subscription antivirus program that bogs down your PC while protecting it, when avast! can do it better?
avast! is one of the few free antivirus applications that does as good a job as any of the big boys.
avast! includes more than seven different kinds of shields, safe-surfing tools, and real-time virus protection for your OS, as well as Outlook.
avast! updates automatically and frequently and, avast! works with both Windows Vista and XP.
avast! gives you all this, in the free (Not for commercial use) version. More options are available in the Pro version.
avast! requires a simple on-line registration during or after the 60 day trial period to continue uninterupted updates.
avast! has been my anti-virus program for the past 3 years.
Version: 4.8.1296
Operating Systems: Windows XP, Windows Vista (Windows 7 Beta)
avast! Home Edition
mozy Free Safe Secure online back-up I use this every day to keep my important files safe.
Vista Recovery Discs
Recover data from a damaged Vista system with this little-known Microsoft utility.
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