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No site does as good a job of helping you choose a freeware tool for a specific task than Gizmo's Freeware (otherwise known by us old-timers as Tech Support Alert).
The site is simply unrivaled in terms of recommendations for freeware, and if you ever find yourself asking what the best free windows utility is for a given task, it's *the* site to visit.
In each well-organized category, top alternatives are reviewed, rated, and ranked, and then discussed by all -- and reviews are frequently revisited and updated, which is a rarity.
In addition, Gizmo Richards himself has also long been a friend to freeware authors, helping to shine the light on new freeware tools, and a friend to us from the early days, helping to tell people about DonationCoder and our software -- and I am extremely honored to have had some of my tools recommended on the site.
I can't think of a better site to receive the first entry in our list of our Favorite Websites.
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This page spotlights the most interesting posts collected from our forum every day.
Troupware, another unknown gem collection of freewarehttp://www.troupware.com/index.htm
Their main software, (allmost) all gratis, and some with their own homepage: BEATLE: (Beta) CRP (Control Running Programs): (needs Framework 2) |
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Recommendation Sought: Exam Software?I 'm looking for objective based Exam simulator software(simmilar to Certification software) that allows us to enter questions and answer in it..so i can test the progress of my nephew on some subjects..It could help me test myself on some of the C++/C objective questions as well....also is it possible to add multiple subjects based in this simulator?
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Round-up: High quality fonts for publicationOpenType & Postscript fonts that have the "look" of commercial fonts: http://pagesperso-or...andis/ADF/index.html |
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LifeHacker Roundup: Track Your Fitness Progress with Free ToolsGreat idea to roundup these programs -- please add any other programs you know about. You don't need to plunk down $90 for a Wii Fit to track your progress toward a healthier body—even if that downhill skiing game looks mighty fun. If you're trying to curb unnecessary calories and stick to an exercise plan, there are tons of free applications that want to see you succeed. Whether you're facing a fast-food menu or polishing off a light entree, you can log, track, and make healthy decisions from your desktop, or just as easily from a phone. http://lifehacker.co...ress-with-free-tools |
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Mini-review: Synology DS207+ NASWikipedia's History of NAS: http://en.wikipedia....ork_Attached_Storage
Synology Inc, founded in April of 2000, is an international company that produces network attached storage appliances for the SOHO and SMB/SME. Synology aims to provide people an innovative way of sharing and storing digital contents. Synology servers bear a small footprint, are designed to be energy conscious and are designed to be user-friendly. Synology target customer group are power users, small offices and businesses. The customer’s investment is further protected with free firmware updates, which often introduce new functions, along with an online support staff and a lively community forum, where Synology and advanced Synology users provide mutual support and share ideas relating to Synology products |
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LifeHacker Blog: Best Application Launchers? FARR In the RunningThere was a long thread yesterday about LifeHacker's call for votes on user's favorite launcher tools, and today they LifeHacker is asking for people to vote in round two. The Launchy program seems to be the run-away favorite in LifeHacker voting, which isn't too much of a surprise given how prominently it has featured on the site in the past, but our own Find and Run Robot (FARR) is in the running among the top contenders. Go vote for your favorite, whatever it may be: http://lifehacker.co...pplication-launchers
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