Favorite Files

1. Total Commander (32-bit/64-bit)

Recent Posts

1. 
   Review - Maxthon (v3)

   3.0.17.1100 (Sep 14, 2010)

   I would understand the need for something like this in the IE6 era, but in this days of Firefox, Chrome etc... I really don't see how this program makes sense at all.

2. 
   Review - Total Commander (32-bit/64-bit)

   7.55a (Sep 14, 2010)

   I have something going for File Managers. I was a heavy Norton Commander user back in the days then changed to Windows Commander (now Total Commander).
   
   I purchased an XYplorer license two years ago and been using it exclusively since then. Stability wasn't there on XYplorer for me, so i just purchased a license for Total Commander again and I'm loving it.
   
   The power and flexibility of this program has no comparison with anything. If you are in the look for an explorer replacement and are a heavy keyboard user, then your search is over.
   
   The best $ 38.00 US dlls I've ever spent

3. 
   Review - FeedDemon

   3.5.0.0 Pre-Release (Sep 10, 2010)

   This use to be a great program. I paid for it back in the days, then they went freeware, and now payware again...... really ?

4. 
   Review - RoboForm

   7.0.67.0 Beta (Sep 10, 2010)

   The place where I work uses this to store all the passwords for all the online services that the organization uses. I personally use the open source KeePass for my passwords.
   
   It is a good program and have nothing against it, but the activation process is a hassle indeed. Specially when you have an open source alternative available that is on par with what this piece of software offers.
   
   http://fileforum.betanew...al-Edition/1086630189/2

5. 
   Review - NetWorx

   4.9.10 (Jul 27, 2009)

   I was a paying customer of DU Meter a while ago. The programs evolved in complexity over the time. I never upgraded DU Meter to the latest versions.
   
   Suddenly I came across this little gem and found it to be a great replacement for it. It gets you the information you need in an easy way.

6. Comment - MySpace Joins Google to Take On Facebook and Microsoft

   4.9.10 (Nov 3, 2007 - 9:25 AM)

   They do collect information the same way, MSN Search and all the live, software, messenger, maps, etc etc collect your info