- Captain Tray Pro 5.1, Undoubtedly Useful. — Personally I use it. I like to have my things well arranged and each in the right place. This software allows me to organize windows on my desktop. It looks like my favorite two-panel file-managers, Total Commander and Frigate. In fact, moving a window from the taskbar to a tray and vice versa is as simple as moving a file between panels. Of course, any application can be moved…
- Weather Alarm Clock 1.2. Whatever-In-Tray — The Windows «system notifications area», a.k.a. «system tray», was eventually designed to be a uniform place for helpful information. However, in fact, it’s not very useful now; only a couple of colorful icons not related to the system make it look pretty. There is only one really useful thing in the tray; namely, the clock, you know. But can you twist any use from the tray clock besides just showing clock…
- AlfaClock 2. Right Presentation for Your Time — Trying to be user-friendly, all computer programs imitate something we know from the real world. However, sometimes the standard programs (those that come with operating systems) are too primitive replications of the world. In your real life, you always can replace things you dislike with other ones. But in your Windows environment, some elements seem to be «nailed down» and can’t be replaced. So it seems…
- World Time Clock 2.8, Clock for World Citizen — In today's world, interweaved with digital communications and accustomed to freelance work, for many of us there is a vital requirement to "feel the time". It stands for always understanding "what time is it now" for all of your friends, coworkers and interlocutors all over the world, in different countries, cities and time zones. It also stands for flexible planning of your actions and reminders in time zone-aware manner (for example, "call Jim, at 10 AM his time"). World Time Clock is a simple…
- Alarm++ 7.05, Regularly Organized — Alarm++ is a smart solution capable of reminding you to do something or even do something on its own. Speaking in technical words, it’s a hybrid of a scheduler and reminder; speaking in human words, it’s a way to organize all your regular or upcoming events at once. The heart of Alarm++’s functionality consists of two rather simple things: When To Do and What…
- Download Accelerator Plus 8.5, Just Does Faster — Downloading files you’ve found online too often becomes a pain if a file is large (in some cases, it can become a pain for EVERY file). Downloading takes too much time. Downloading fails by timeouts and disconnections, and you stay with a useless file part. In most cases, you can’t even figure out for sure whether the file has been downloaded completely! Want to solve it? Asking for my advice? Here…
- NAntBuilder 1.1, Handy Cover for Handy Tool — The make tool was cool. But this «was» is twenty years old. Today’s programmers don’t cherish the old make not because they are dumb, but because they live in the new time with a new mind and new habits. Today’s build and automation tools are XML-based, because XML is universal. .Net environments and .Net programmers are in love with free and open-source NAnt tool. But, as modern developers, we want not only…
- Buyertools Reminder - a professional electronic broker working for you on a 24/7 schedule — If you are a smart shopper, you probably devote a considerable fraction of your shopping time in online auctions — and specifically eBay. After all, this is a really great place for one-stop shopping at discounted prices. If you are lucky enough, you can get something really rare for an amount of money that would make Wal-Mart’s price tags look more like a 10-year-old car’s mileage. However, watching…
- DatePad: Calendar, Explorer and Notepad - Combined — What are we going to get when we combine a calendar with a notepad? — Let’s dream it up. With a tool of this kind, we could take notes about> something taking place on a certain date, something we saw, heard or thought about on a that date — everything — and keep that for ourselves or share it with others, just like with an online blog…
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