free applications still available

[Dos-Man]

Free applications are still available for free download for those
who have not already done so. These apps will be gone after next week.
I rotate apps throughout the year to prevent unauthorized linking.


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SNOOP - utility to hide and unhide windows.
I use most often to make my CD audio software disappear. If I am
listening to a music CD straight through, I don't need access to
the audio software's window. It just gets in the way. Snoop makes
it disappear/reappear and also adds/removes it from the taskbar.

http://www.bee.net/prime-time/snoop.zip
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TEXTBOX - plain text editor
Going shareware as Textbox Pro in January; freeware version is being
phased out and unsupported.

http://www.bee.net/prime-time/snoop.zip

 

[A man]

Free applications are still available for free download for those
who have not already done so. These apps will be gone after next week.
I rotate apps throughout the year to prevent unauthorized linking.


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SNOOP - utility to hide and unhide windows.
I use most often to make my CD audio software disappear. If I am
listening to a music CD straight through, I don't need access to
the audio software's window. It just gets in the way. Snoop makes
it disappear/reappear and also adds/removes it from the taskbar.

http://www.bee.net/prime-time/snoop.zip
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TEXTBOX - plain text editor
Going shareware as Textbox Pro in January; freeware version is being
phased out and unsupported.

http://www.bee.net/prime-time/snoop.zip
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You link for Textbox refers to Snoop. What's the real URL?

 

[Dos-Man]

You link for Textbox refers to Snoop. What's the real URL?

I noticed that this morning. A case of too much typing I would say

The link for Textbox is:
http://www.bee.net/prime-time/textbox.zip.

A webpage has been put up for Textbox Pro so you can get, if nothing
else, a screen shot of the editor (although the menus have changed
and the format command is not present in Textbox Pro.)

http://www.bee.net/prime-time/textboxpro.html

dos-man

 

[A.A. Fussy]

Maybe you should offfer for international users-as it may be costly to ship
a disc to them

 

[A.A. Fussy]

I mean a download for those users in countries where it mght be cistly to
ship a disc to.

 

[Dos-Man]

I mean a download for those users in countries where it mght be cistly to
ship a disc to.

That would be nice. But it's not practical at this point.
The way it works right now, you can't
install it without running Setup from the CD.
In fact, the current installer was written to avoid
the Internet entirely.

A registration code would be required to make sure that
unregistered users cannot install or use it. That would require
more work on both the install program and on the editor.
I don't have the time for that right now.

Furthermore, I have no immediate plans for accepting any
other payment method other than U.S. money orders.
Looking to crawl here before I start running.

Perhaps in a future version (and lets face it, if verison 1 doesn't
sell an acceptable number of copies, there won't be one), I
can do some of these things.

For now, individuals will have to e-mail me with their intent to
purchase a copy of Textbox Pro. I can then determine approximate shipping
charges and tell them if I need to charge them anything extra.
They will then send a money order as payment, and I will send a CD.

dos-man