Favorite Files

1. FastStone Image Viewer
2. Free Download Manager
3. NetSetMan
4. PDF-XChange Viewer
5. Sysinternals Suite
6. XnView for Windows

Recent Posts

1. 
   Review - FastStone Image Viewer

   4.6 (Nov 30, 2011)

   TGB72, it has a very good batch tool that can do all this stuff. Again, try the program before you review it.

2. 
   Review - Google Chrome for Windows

   15.0.874.0 Beta (Sep 8, 2011)

   Just using Google as a search engine is the equivalent of the librarian following you around the library with his clipboard. Using Google Chrome as your browser is asking him to come live with you on a comfy cot you just set up in your bedroom.

3. 
   Review - Google Chrome for Windows

   14.0.835.159 Beta (Sep 8, 2011)

   Just using Google as a search engine is the equivalent of the librarian following you around the library with his clipboard. Using Google Chrome as your browser is asking him to come live with you on a comfy cot you just set up in your bedroom.

4. 
   Review - Adobe Photoshop Lightroom for Windows

   3.5 Release Candidate (Aug 25, 2011)

   Had previously purchased ACDSee Pro and Bibble looking for the right solution. If you dig into Lightroom, it's miles ahead of its nearest competitors. The ability to create a running, always available string of edits on an image, but never modifying the actual original is great for me. Best money I ever spent.

5. 
   Review - Logon Screen

   2.53 (Aug 10, 2011)

   This works very well. Also program is well polished and easy to understand.

6. Comment - Adobe Reader faces its first genuine competition from a free alternative

   2.53 (Jun 1, 2010 - 9:54 PM)

   You can click off the "Show advertisement" option.

7. Comment - Adobe Reader faces its first genuine competition from a free alternative

   2.53 (Jun 1, 2010 - 9:51 PM)

   Until recently they were installing the toolbar without even a heads-up during the custom install that they were doing so. The optional checkbox is a recent development - geniuses like you should already be aware of such things.

8. Comment - Google: Oops...our Street View cars also saw websites you were visiting

   2.53 (May 19, 2010 - 12:29 AM)

   Yes, war driving and packet snooping is certainly frowned upon at least, especially by a mega-corporation whose sole purpose is data collection. Anyone who thinks this is ok or was "an accident" needs an atomic brain enema. Normally you opt-in to hand over your second-by-second data to google, but this?

9. Comment - Google: Oops...our Street View cars also saw websites you were visiting

   2.53 (May 15, 2010 - 12:43 AM)

   Accidentally. Riiiiiiiiiight... Come on Google, just admit that it was too good a chance to pass up. This company has come a long was from the "don't be evil" days. Switch to Clusty for your searching.

10. Comment - Internet Explorer 9, the HTML 5 browser: Better than half-way there

    2.53 (Mar 17, 2010 - 3:32 PM)

    Well spoken troll.