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SDExplorer: Get Windows Live Skydrive on your desktop

Posted by Thomas On April - 20 - 2010

These days there are so much talk about Cloudware (a.k.a software that you access through internet). And Microsoft doesn’t want to be left behind like they were back in the 1990’ies when they thought Internet were only going to be a hype.

One of the latest additions to Microsoft’s “Cloud Solution” is “Windows Live SkyDrive”, an online Storage Solution.

If you’re already using it, you already know that Windows Live SkyDrive is somewhat clunky and not very user-friendly. The web interface “add files” section only allows you to add one file at a time in individual fields. The existing ActiveX Controls that would allow you to Drag’n’Drop – only works in Internet Explorer.

Luckily there is a solution.

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Trillian Astra 4.2 Beta

Posted by DarkNovaGamer On April - 16 - 2010

Trillian Astra 4.2 Beta, is the next phase in Cerulean Studio’s progress towards a better Instant Messaging client.

Cerulean Studio’s is also (for a limited time only) offering their Premium subscription for $10 (original price $25). This subscription will last you the entire 4.x builds. When 5.x comes along it will only cost you $10 to upgrade or you can stick with Trillian 4.x.

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Print Windows Folder Structure with YourDir

Posted by Rich On April - 7 - 2010

Using Windows Explorer, printing a list of files is hard work – in fact, it’s almost impossible. Wouldn’t it be great if we could print out a list of all the files present on any folder or any number of subfolders like when we used to do with MS-DOS? Fortunately there is a fast and efficient utility that fills the gap for Microsoft – YourDir it’s called! That “unsupported-freeware-take-it-as-it-is” software (as described by its creators), is used to print a Windows directory or folder structure and optionally the file listing or even create a Jpeg image file of that structure as shown below:

PROS: The utility is portable (doesn’t need installation), extremely easy to use, can be added at the Windows Explorer commands via the context menu (right click on the main display) and it’s free!!!

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LAlarm provides you with great Laptop Security Software

Posted by Harry On April - 6 - 2010
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PROS: Very useful software, with lots of features.
CONS: Interface not great; some functions can be a little tricky to understand.
VERDICT: Secure your laptop or netbook computer against intruders and theft.
PRICE: FREE for personal use, $50.00 for commercial use.
VERSION REVIEWED: 5.7 (for personal use)
DOWNLOAD: LAlarm

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Google Chrome – Software channel breakdown

Posted by DarkNovaGamer On April - 6 - 2010

Chrome is a browser made by Google. Googles idea was this, make a browser that simple, easy to use, and allows us to do what we all want to do. Browse the web! This idea became a reality on September 2nd, 2008.

No one has really explained the Google Chrome Software Channels, at least not to the point of where normal users can understand it. That is what this article is for!

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CamStudio, Record what’s on your Screen

Posted by Harry On April - 3 - 2010

Have you ever been in a scenario that you need to record what’s on your screen? Do you need to show someone how to do something, or even just to record something from YouTube quickly? Well here’s how:

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