I have a free stuff page where I
am planning to make this page a reference page. What are your favorite free
programs? I plan
to change these when I find better free programs.
UTILITIES:
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Dupeless 1.0 from PC Magazine
has been my most useful free program to get rid of duplicate files. Get your
copy by using their search engine. They had an earlier utility, TwinFind,
that would not handle bigger jobs. 7.20.99
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StartUp Cop 1.01 from PC
Magazine has been another great program to stop programs from starting
that I do not want to start. Get your copy by using their search engine.
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RamBooster 1.5 from
http://sci.fi/~borg/rambooster/index.htm
is a small free program from a teenager in Finland keeps Windows from tying
up too much memory. It also had a quick reboot and Windows restart and clear
the Clipboard and watch CPU usage percentage when you want. 7.20.99
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Salamander 1.52 from
http://vorvan.sh.cvut.cz/salamander/
is a small free file manager program from Czechoslovakia. It reminded me
of my favorite shareware file manager in DOS, Qfiler, that I bought long
ago. 7.21.99
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http://www.bookmarksync.com had
a small free bookmark manager that combined my AOL, IE, and Netscape bookmarks
and made a copy on line so that I can keep my bookmarks up to date where
ever I am. 7.22.99
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LeechFTM 1.3 from
http://linux.fh-heilbronn.de/~debis/leechftp/
had a small free FTP program, that I already love. This
program is from Germany. Just what I was looking for. Version 2 may
be out this summer. Just click on the "binary" setting for files being identical
on line and on your computer. 7.23.99
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NetCaptor 5.03 from
http://www.netcaptor.com had a small
free shell program for Internet Explorer. This shell adds what I wish IE
would do. This version is also integrated with Go!Zilla from
http://www.gozilla.com, another small
free program to download files. It can make multiple attempts from multiple
sites.
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Archive Peek 2.1 from
http://geocities.com/SiliconVally/Heights/7017/
had a small free program to find files in archives like zip and especially
Microsoft cab files. Now I can find missing files on my Windows 95 disk!
After I find what I need then I use "ARJ Folder" to extract the file. I do
not have a URL, so you could search for the file at
http://ziffnet.com or the many other sources.
7.27.99
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CacheMan 3.70 from
http://www.outertech.com had a small
free program to set your cache values for how you use
your Win 95 and Win 98 computers. The author would like a postcard. 9.9.99
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