Archive for January, 2009
TreeSize Drive Report
TreeSize is a small executable that lets the user visualize how much space a drive or a folder and its subfolders is taking. Opening the program and opening any directory or folder presents a windows explorer like and expandable list of folders. The results can be viewed in KB, MB, GB, or even mixed units [...]
Tagging And Organizing Non-Media Files II
Last week I posted that in my opinion there is a general need for applications that do more than just tag music and photos. Tagging that extends to all file types can ease organization not least because searching for files in folders is not always the most efficient. Therefore it was great to see that [...]
Windows Grep Text Search And Replace
Windows Grep is described by its author as Windows Grep is a tool for searching files for text strings that you specify. Although Windows and many other programs have file searching capabilities built-in, none can match the power and versatility of Windows Grep. Windows Grep is more or less a GUI (Graphical User Interface) for [...]
Digsby, The All In One Online World
Digsby is one of the newer ways to communicate with friends and colleagues across different protocols. It has been available to the world for around a year or so. Unlike the somewhat disappointing and overly long in alpha or in beta Trillian the builds or versions appear quickly and work pretty well. Digsby requires a [...]
Tagging And Organizing Non-Media Files
There are many tools available to organize media, audio mainly, files. Mp3Tag and MediaMonkey being just two that support tagging music files among other features. One area that is not as populated is a desktop application that supports tagging files of any kind. Ultrafolder, now defunct, was one such promising application. Upon installation a shortcut [...]
A Thought On Google Analytics
Being a rather late user or adapter of Google Analytics I was amused to find the following question and answer while searching and reading the help section of Google Analytics Is there a report that displays IP addresses? Due to user privacy concerns, Google Analytics doesn’t report on personally identifiable information, including a visitor’s IP [...]
Create Menus using the CSS Tab Designer
The CSS Tab Designer is described by its author as CSS Tab Designer is a unique and easy to use software to help you design css-based lists and tabs visually and without any programming knowledge required Using Cascading Style Sheets to design or code web pages is often an interesting task. It is often an [...]
Dirhtml Index.html Generator
The dirhtml index.html generator is described by its author as Dirhtml builds customizable html files from a folder branch using the gui or command line Creating a file listing has been one of the oldest and sometimes most discussed implementations for any computer, it is obvious how to and may be even trivial to achieve [...]
xNeat Windows Manager utility
The xNeat Windows Manager is described by its author as xNeat is a very handy windows enhancement utility that gives you full control over your windows and adds functionality to your desktop that you wish that Microsoft had included. It’s neat, compact and combines many useful programs into one. The xNeat Windows Manager adds several [...]
Ac Browser Plus File Manager
Ac Browser Plus file manager or windows explorer replacement is described by its author as Advanced, multi-window file manager and FTP client for Windows File managers are often used by regular and power users alike to extend the functionality of Windows Explorer. There are many mainstays and popular ones like the freeware FreeCommander, UltraExplorer, and [...]
