- DOSprn 1.77: Long Life of old programs — The program solves the problems of printing from old DOS programs to modern bubble jet and laser printers. Modern printers are working in so-called graphic mode while DOS programs were all designed to print in text mode (as matrix printers do). The purpose of DOSprn is to solve this compatibility problem. If you use an old DOS program you can’t update it (due to lack of new versions or because of its…
- NoteMagic 6.7.11, Not A Science, A Bit Of Magic! — I think, plain text (txt) editing is NOT a rocket science. So, a plain text editor should be like something … errr… so small and simple, and easy, and always in touch. But when I see something as «small and simple» as the standard Windows Notepad, tears are coming out; that is, definitely, an over-simplification case. Faithfully, this «pad for notes» can do almost nothing. The new idea…
- Troy2000, Grab It And Run — You can’t earn all the money in the world, and if you keep working and forget about resting, your brain will eventually melt down and run out through your nose holes. That’s a joke, of course. Nevertheless, don’t forget to sit back and relax as you work. And to make your rest a lot of fun, get yourself Troy 2000, a challenging arcade game with treasures of gold, humorous characters, and dozens of mazes…
- Run Plus, Just A Keyword Away — Running applications through the start menu is common and easy; it’s pretty much intuitive and takes just a few mouse clicks. But when the number of applications installed on your computer reaches a few dozens or a couple of hundreds; how much time will you spend browsing your software list on the start menu? Haven’t you thought about inventing an easier way of opening your favorite files? The same issue concerned…
- Fairy Christmas Day 3D Screensaver 1.0, Saving Screen, Saving Mood — Screen-savers became popular in the good old days when they addressed an important, even vital, problem of — you’ll laugh! — saving the screen. In those sad old days, CRT screens had to change their picture frequently enough to prevent pixel burnout. Those sad times are long gone, and nowadays screensavers are just an entertainment: when you aren’t using your computer, why should it look like a boring workplace…
- Turn Off Monitor Utility, 5 Bucks to Save the World — A monitor shining a flashy screensaver or uncompleted job is a whole lot of distraction. On a hot day, a needlessly working monitor contributes its extra portion of heat. It converts to kilowatts of wasted electricity, additionally polluted environment and countless extra dollars out of your pocket. Turn off your monitor when you don’t need it! Although it may sound somewhat odd at first, using…
- Titan Backup: Save It before Disaster Strikes — Life throws at us lots of surprises, and not all of them are fun. An example of such not-so-great «surprise» is the loss of valuable data. Despite all the encouragement we hear about backing up what we value, we fail to follow the advice; mainly because the backup routine is often too sophisticated and the performance of backup and recovery utilities leaves much to be desired. Titan Backup seems…
- ClockIt: Easy Schedule Creator - Save Time, Save Nature — How many pencils do you wear out each month on putting up a shift schedule for your staff? A similar question about the number of sleepless night hours spent over the same job would probably be an excess. How about «hiring» an automatic (well, almost) schedule creator? — That would bring that scheduling hassle to the end. Check out ClockIt: Easy Schedule Creator. It’s a fast and user-friendly employee and…
- EASEUS Todo Backup - the easiest way to back up your data and restore it whenever you want — Keeping all of your documents, photos and music on a single computer’s hard drive is extremely convenient. You always have access to any document and file and can instantly search your data archive. However, this approach is potentially quite risky, as nobody is insured against unexpected hardware crashes, power failures, software glitches and own mistakes that often lead to tragic consequences. No matter how fail-proof your system…
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