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I thought DVDFab Decrypter shrank things to the right size. I guess I'll
add DVDShrink to keep it on a single-layer dvd disc.
The Free version of Fab Decrypter only does 1:1 backups, most of the
advanced features are disabled.
I thought DVDFab Decrypter shrank things to the right size. I guess I'll
add DVDShrink to keep it on a single-layer dvd disc.
I'm enjoying these valuable comments and taking notes --- this is a
great thread!
As a TBird and Firefox user, I back up the Profile folder for each. That
eliminates the need for re-installing various gadgets and plugins.
By the way, what is the best freeware uninstaller (for Vista)? I've been
using Your Uninstaller ($) but welcome other ideas.
Thanks, Gurus
GREAT CATCH! I was wondering what to use to read the PDFs I created.
-Lost said:Since when is this freeware? Or is the online scan part actually free?
Erica said:http://www.wilsonc.demon.co.uk/xananews.htm
I appreciate the Xanews suggestion as I'm not as happy with my
freeware nntp newsreader as I am with other programs such as
IrfanView, DVDFlick, Firefox, etc.
Based on this thread, I created a new directory:
c:\My Installers\My NNTP Clients\
and downloaded Xananews into it along with a copy of the HTML page
(for reference) where I obtained it (I used wget freeware to archive
the web page along with the executable).
Thanks!
it`s very good, the only news reader that hasn`t pissed me off.
I can tap M and it gets the next message that somebody else has
written in response to me, but which I have not replied to.
This is the key feature i always wanted in a newsreader.
It also colour codes my posts.
To speed up download I just tell it to "get headers" and if I am
interested in a thread, I download the thread or just individual
messages.
I think after downloading from a newsgroup, it colour codes the
newsgroup if it has new posts in reply to mine. I just tap M and it
hones in on them.
It isn't free. However, if you have a license for WinZip, I think theI thought WinRar wasn't freeware? IZArc is freeware and is almost as good
as WinRar in my humble opinion.
You can't get the older version?IMHO, in the olden days, PGP was fine; but nowadays - PGP tries to make you
buy it so most of the stuff doesn't even work except the critical stuff.
I'm tired of having an entire PGP Desktop program that has most of the
buttons shut off. TrueCrypt has none of that and is truly freeware.
Agent and FreeAgent are now folded into one.Agent is a classic - but I thought it wasn't free any more. Is Agent free?
And FreeAgent, I thought was advertiseware; so that's why I didn't install
it myself. I must admit this list was from memory as I haven't tested the
best freeware in a long time.
With AVS video-converter I can read just about *any* supported videoI love DVDFlick. And, it's freeware. I do not know about AVS but all I do
is slide an AVI file onto DVDFlick and it converts that AVI file to a
properly sized DVD image and then burns that image to a DVD single-layer
disk. IMHO, DVDFlick is a great piece of freeware!
As does Bazooka, I've found.I never heard of Bazooka. I'll check it out. I use TrendMicro HouseCall
most of the time as it catches at least one or two infections a week that
the other guys don't.
I love the idea of a separate install directory with a CDROM
backup every once in a while. That would have saved LOTS of time
for me.
I'm not sure what some of your suggested programs are, so I'm going to
have to study them ... especially "rgh", "synctoy", "realtek", "VIA",
and "Aptiva".
PeterC said:I used to use Foxit (and still do for reading PDFs down;oaded via Opera,
where I want justa quick view), but recently started using PDF-XChange
Viewer as it can do a lot more and has tabs rathet than the new instances.
It's a bit slower to open, but only abou 2 - 3s.
The Free version of Fab Decrypter only does 1:1 backups, most of the
advanced features are disabled.
You can't get the older version?
Bear Bottoms said:RevoUninstaller for general purpose (it's great)
http://www.revouninstaller.com/
For snapshot before and after (occassionally)
http://www.zsoft.dk/index/software_details/4
pcbuilder98 said:Uninstaller for Vista? Are you saying Vista the king of bloatware has no
built in facility to remove software? YIKES!
pcbuilder98
Erica said:I love DVDFlick. And, it's freeware. I do not know about AVS but all I do
is slide an AVI file onto DVDFlick and it converts that AVI file to a
properly sized DVD image and then burns that image to a DVD single-layer
disk. IMHO, DVDFlick is a great piece of freeware!
some nice ones there. It brings up the question of launchers
though. IMLE with them, I find the win start menu is the best one
yet, if and only if you sort out the total mess it always starts out
as.
Create folders with category names such as words, security, dump,
system tools, graphics, net, media, search, file managers, and put
the useful shortcuts into them. Put all the other crp into 'dump.'
And there is a whole lot of it.
Having said that, winxp start menu is a real mess compared to the
win-dos one.
NT
snip >
However, if you have a license for WinZip, I think the
same license will get you WinRar.
big snip >
Having said that, winxp start menu is a real mess
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