Favorite Files

1. Adobe Flash Player for Windows
2. Adobe Reader for Windows 2000/XP/Vista/2008
3. Adobe Shockwave Player
4. Aim 6.0 Ad Hack
5. AIM Lite
6. AOL Instant Messenger for Windows
7. AOL Instant Messenger Pro
8. Audiograbber
9. Burrrn
10. CuteFTP Professional
11. DVD Decrypter
12. DVD Shrink
13. Fedora Linux
14. FileZilla v3 for Windows
15. Floola for Windows
16. Google Chrome for Windows
17. Google Desktop for Windows
18. Google Earth for Windows
19. ImgBurn
20. IsoBuster
21. Java SE Runtime Environment (JRE)
22. Magical Jelly Bean Keyfinder
23. Microsoft Office 2003
24. Microsoft Windows SteadyState
25. Microsoft Windows XP Service Pack 3
26. mIRC
27. Mozilla Firefox for Windows (v3)
28. Nero
29. Notepad++
30. Paint.NET
31. PDFCreator
32. Process Explorer
33. PuTTY
34. QuickTime for Windows
35. Safari for Windows
36. Sysinternals Suite
37. TextPad
38. TightVNC for Windows
39. UltraVNC
40. Virtual CloneDrive
41. VirtualDub
42. VMware Player
43. Winamp 5 Full
44. WinImage
45. WinRAR (32-bit)
46. WinSCP
47. µTorrent for Windows

Recent Posts

1. 
   Review - TortoiseHg

   0.4 RC4 (Aug 13, 2008)

   Definitely one of the ten best all-inclusive Mercurial binary installer packages for Windows.

2. 
   Review - QuickBooks Simple Start

   2.2.1.7 (Jan 31, 2008)

   A good program especially considering it is free. Contains many of the features of full QuickBooks without the considerable bloat. The limit of customers and vendors is understandable to encourage the user to purchase, but is ample enough for many small businesses. Also consider evaluating Microsoft Office Accounting Express.

3. 
   Review - Adobe Reader for Windows 2000/XP/Vista/2008

   8.1.1 (Oct 22, 2007)

   Adobe Reader is recognized, albeit based primarily on marketing and not necessarily merit, as the standard for PDF viewing on the Windows platform. It has been in existence for over a decade and has gone through significant evolution. A review that critiques the actual product features and performance is hard to come by, as most one-star ratings are emotionally or immaturely influenced. Unfortunately, many five-star ratings exist only as their antithesis.
   
   Critically reviewing the current version 8.1.1, with no preconceived ideas about the company or product history, it is hard to deny that Adobe Reader is a mature and very useful application.
   
   Even with previous versions considered, the application speed and memory footprint has been improved consistently throughout version 8's lifespan, but naturally some of the cumbersome features still exist from version 7. All things considered, Adobe Reader is a well designed application that performs fairly effectively despite its size, and with each revision, continues to improve upon the efficiency goals of version 8.

4. 
   Review - Microsoft Windows SteadyState

   2.0 (Oct 4, 2007)

   This is a very useful tool for shared or public computers running Windows XP. It provides a very thorough interface for applying user and system restrictions, allowing for much more control over group policy editing and manual registry configuration. This used to be called the Microsoft Shared Computer Toolkit, but was renamed at version 2, though not all bugs have been corrected.

5. 
   Review - SlickRun

   3.9.8 Beta (Mar 7, 2007)

   I can't find one thing this offers that hasn't been available with `set' for over a decade.

6. Comment - Microsoft Shackles Unlicensed Windows

   3.9.8 Beta (Feb 5, 2005 - 9:28 PM)

   i guess when a cadillac is stolen, the dealer shouldn't use onstar to track it down

7. Comment - Adobe Pushes New Acrobat 7 Line

   3.9.8 Beta (Nov 16, 2004 - 2:51 AM)

   you don't need acrobat to create or view pdf files.