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I would highly recommend adding Foxit! Reader.

It is so much better than Adobe (So much lighter yet does everything and more)

-Kevin
 
Originally posted by: Gamingphreek
I would highly recommend adding Foxit! Reader.

It is so much better than Adobe (So much lighter yet does everything and more)

-Kevin

I like Foxit better than Acrobat as well... tried it when it came with my U3-enabled flash drive.
 
Originally posted by: Booty
Originally posted by: Gamingphreek
I would highly recommend adding Foxit! Reader.

It is so much better than Adobe (So much lighter yet does everything and more)

-Kevin

I like Foxit better than Acrobat as well... tried it when it came with my U3-enabled flash drive.

Is there anyway to get Foxit to open a pdf within Firefox or IE like Acrobat Reader can do? The only thing I can find in Firefox is in Options -> Contents -> Manage, but I can't change the plugin and can only use Foxit to open the document as a new, separate program.
 
Originally posted by: xfalconx2
Originally posted by: Booty
Originally posted by: Gamingphreek
I would highly recommend adding Foxit! Reader.

It is so much better than Adobe (So much lighter yet does everything and more)

-Kevin

I like Foxit better than Acrobat as well... tried it when it came with my U3-enabled flash drive.

Is there anyway to get Foxit to open a pdf within Firefox or IE like Acrobat Reader can do? The only thing I can find in Firefox is in Options -> Contents -> Manage, but I can't change the plugin and can only use Foxit to open the document as a new, separate program.

Not sure if this will work because I haven't tried it. In FF go to Tools-Options-Content-File types-click on Manage. Find PDF Document and change the action to open with FF.exe. EDIT: That didn't work 🙁 Try this plugin.
 
Wireshark is a free network monitoring software, which comes on Linux OSes (at least on Fedora). It used to be called Ethereal but they changed the name of it. It works in WinXP, don't know about Vista yet.

Oh, and, Netbeans also has plugins for other languages, such as C++...
 
I didn't see a mention of it here, but Rainlendar ( http://www.rainlendar.net ) is a great calendar program.

Also, can anyone recommend a good, free, photostiching program (for when my Canon Powershot takes panoramics; the program that my camera came with won't install on my computers)?
 
I have been looking for a freeware DVD burning program for a long time and just came across this : DVD Flick One can create DVDs to watch on a normal (non-pc) DVD player.
 
DVDFabDecryptor is one of the best DVD making program as far as free and rips a copy to the local hard drive.

It took over the baton from both DVD Decryptor and DVD Shrink. If only we had a DVDRegionFree replacement.
 
Thanks for TrueCrypt reference. I have been pulling my hair out looking for a good encryption program for my laptop as to protect my data in case it is stolen. There have been an increasing number of robberies in my area since Hurricane Katrina forced more people into my city. With TrueCrypt, I can feel safe that my data is protected. Very cool program!
 
Suggestion:

Editor:

Ultraedit

www.ultraedit.com

An exceptionally powerful editor - all the functionality of emacs and such - syntax hilighting, auto formatting, etc - and also a super powerful macro ability which is easy to use! owns emacs on functionality. emacs can do the same things, but it is easier and faster with UE !
 
This new file recovery tool is announced on the CCleaner web site:

Recuva - File Recovery

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Recuva (pronounced "recover") is a freeware Windows utility to restore files that have been accidentally deleted from your computer. This includes files emptied from the Recycle bin as well as images and other files that have been deleted by user error from digital camera memory cards or MP3 players. It will even bring back files that have been deleted by bugs, crashes and viruses!
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Originally posted by: MDesigner
Virtualization software (like VMware, Virtual PC).. but FREE for personal use:
VirtualBox


Did you emphasize your text "FREE" to say that Vmware and/or Virtual PC is not free?


VMware Server, MS Virtual PC and MS Virtual Server are free products as well.


 
I am in need of a free CD burning utility other than Ashampoo or Magic ISO. Preferably something with an easy to use novice interface for an old man whom is going to receive my old CD Burner. Does any one know of something?

 
Originally posted by: THESANTINI
Can someone help me with a partitioning program? I need to change the size of partitions.

The Ultimate Boot CD will fix that for you. Aka the UBCD.
 
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