Favorite Files

1. Ad Muncher
2. Ad-Aware
3. Adobe Reader SpeedUp
4. Aim 6.0 Ad Hack
5. AM-DeadLink
6. ATI Catalyst Drivers for Windows XP
7. Autoruns
8. Bart's PE Builder
9. Belarc Advisor
10. Blender for Windows
11. DAEMON Tools
12. DC++
13. Doom 3 Patch
14. DOSBox for Windows
15. FireTune
16. foobar2000
17. GMail Drive
18. GSpot
19. HijackThis
20. IsoBuster
21. K-Lite Mega Codec Pack
22. LClock
23. MAME
24. Mass Downloader
25. Media Player Classic for Windows 2000/XP
26. MediaInfo Lite
27. MediaMan
28. MediaMonkey
29. Nero DiscSpeed
30. NVIDIA nTune
31. Opera for Windows
32. Orbit Downloader
33. PowerDVD
34. priPrinter
35. RoboForm
36. Send To Toys
37. Spybot - Search & Destroy
38. SpywareGuard
39. TuneUp Utilities 2010
40. Unlocker
41. VirtualDub
42. VisualBoy Advance for Windows
43. WavPack
44. Where Is It?
45. XnView for Windows
46. XP-AntiSpy
47. XPize

Recent Posts

1. 
   Review - EVEREST Home Edition

   2.01.348 Beta (Jun 3, 2005)

   Formerly a good program, now being gutted.
   
   What was the last release to include full functionality?

2. Comment - A salute to a true managing editor: Walter Cronkite (1916-2009)

   2.01.348 Beta (Jul 22, 2009 - 11:23 AM)

   Hello, DatabaseBen -
   
   "Those little box's people live in are the true cause of all the wars and death's in this world. They are the true enemy of freedom and peace. . . ."
   
   Well said, sir.

3. Comment - A salute to a true managing editor: Walter Cronkite (1916-2009)

   2.01.348 Beta (Jul 20, 2009 - 8:35 PM)

   Walter Cronkite was an intelligent and deeply honorable man. The comment above reflects the perspective of a person who is neither.
   
   Beware your little box, sir. You may not like what you find when you emerge from it.

4. Comment - Caption Contest: Win Vista and Office!

   2.01.348 Beta (Jan 31, 2007 - 4:59 PM)

   Photo 1 - Bill Gates regrets his decision to use a Microsoft-licensed deodorant . . .
   
   Photo 2 - Vista security: A flight of fancy?
   
   (Together, they're the "Hasta La Vista" babies!)

5. Comment - Vista Inches Closer to Release with RC1

   2.01.348 Beta (Sep 2, 2006 - 4:23 PM)

   Hello, roj -
   
   Thank you for your contributions. I completely agree with both your posts.
   
   Still, although I appreciate your admonishment to wait for the next version, I'll find it extremely difficult to do so for another five years. Time is certainly a factor, but so is the buying trap: Vista will soon come pre-installed on new computers. In my case, I plan to buy another PC within eighteen months.
   
   Indeed, even if I was to wait for the next release, there isn't the slightest guarantee Windows 7 would offer any better value than Vista. Microsoft rarely concerns itself with quality, and this seems especially true now that the company appears to be in major decline.

6. Comment - Sony Details PSP Launch Pricing, Date

   2.01.348 Beta (Oct 28, 2004 - 12:03 PM)

   "[B]attery life of the device is only four to six hours."
   
   Consider it this way: The best laptop batteries last only slightly over five hours, with many not reaching three. Portable DVD player batteries seem to average less than four hours.
   
   These figures are as good as I hoped for this kind of device. I'll pre-order it for North American launch.
   
   Thanks,
   Brian