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30 Essential Pieces Of Free (and Open) Software for Windows

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30 Essential Pieces Of Free and Open Software for Windows

<t>I dont use FF for security reasons. Its purely functionality. It has so many options for customizing and having a browser how I want it to be and work. I dont know of any online type storage for IE or synchronization options either for that matter.</t>
 
30 Essential Pieces Of Free and Open Software for Windows

<t>It is good to have you back Mickey & glad things are a bit better for you, feel free to post some of your best shots, especially in the photography forum..</t>
 
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30 Essential Pieces Of Free and Open Software for Windows

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I might need to back up lot of data...<br/>
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How was your experience did the upgrade process<br/>
damage any of files on C: partition.?</t>
 
30 Essential Pieces Of Free and Open Software for Windows

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30 Essential Pieces Of Free and Open Software for Windows

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Foxit Reader - pdf printer and better reader than Adobe's, with tabbed interface.
Q-Dir - File Explorer alternative, with up to 4 open windows at a time.
pCloud - Free 10 GB of free file space. Better than Dropbox by far.
Calibre - ebook reader. Excellent and seems to read all file types.
Moftsoft FreeCalc - Onscreen tape calculator. I use it ALL the time, but then I'm an Accountant.
UltraSearch - a MUCH better file finder than M$ provides with Windows.
Cloudberry - a FREE remote desktop program that' simple and intuitive.
Virtual Clonedrive - By Elaborate Bytes is a great virtual DVD drive for free.
Image Burn - If anyone is still using CDs or DVDs anymore.
Softether VPN - A good free VPN, though I paid for Nord VPN
ThinkOrSwim - an incredible stock portfolio tracker, if there are any other stock market geeks out there.
 
BillDrez post_id=113341 time=1548101305 user_id=123689 said:
Foxit Reader - pdf printer and better reader than Adobe's, with tabbed interface.
Q-Dir - File Explorer alternative, with up to 4 open windows at a time.
pCloud - Free 10 GB of free file space. Better than Dropbox by far.
Calibre - ebook reader. Excellent and seems to read all file types.
Moftsoft FreeCalc - Onscreen tape calculator. I use it ALL the time, but then I'm an Accountant.
UltraSearch - a MUCH better file finder than M$ provides with Windows.
Cloudberry - a FREE remote desktop program that' simple and intuitive.
Virtual Clonedrive - By Elaborate Bytes is a great virtual DVD drive for free.
Image Burn - If anyone is still using CDs or DVDs anymore.
Softether VPN - A good free VPN, though I paid for Nord VPN
ThinkOrSwim - an incredible stock portfolio tracker, if there are any other stock market geeks out there.

Hi,

GREAT list, thanks for sharing with us! :bebendoceva:
 
Foxit Reader - pdf printer and better reader than Adobe's, with tabbed interface.
Q-Dir - File Explorer alternative, with up to 4 open windows at a time.
pCloud - Free 10 GB of free file space. Better than Dropbox by far.
Calibre - ebook reader. Excellent and seems to read all file types.
Moftsoft FreeCalc - Onscreen tape calculator. I use it ALL the time, but then I'm an Accountant.
UltraSearch - a MUCH better file finder than M$ provides with Windows.
Cloudberry - a FREE remote desktop program that' simple and intuitive.
Virtual Clonedrive - By Elaborate Bytes is a great virtual DVD drive for free.
Image Burn - If anyone is still using CDs or DVDs anymore.
Softether VPN - A good free VPN, though I paid for Nord VPN
ThinkOrSwim - an incredible stock portfolio tracker, if there are any other stock market geeks out there.
Great!
Sharpkeys - Remap any key on your keyboard with another, or a combo.
Quicktime alternative - Playing of quicktime files.
Windows password cracking - Remove and reset admin/login password from Windows pc
Transport Maps - Access a database of public transport maps for every Country/City in the world.
 
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I always use the password utility on MediCat. It is able to do whatever is needed to blank the password and fiddle with mail permissions that are required to remove the password entirely.
 
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Firefox as 1 and no mention of chrome ... bravo sir.

Found some new ones for myself to try out, thanks for sharing.
 
Firefox as 1 and no mention of chrome ... bravo sir.

Found some new ones for myself to try out, thanks for sharing.
Firefox? Meh. Ever since they had a "vote" to halt the use all the add-ons without really informing users I don't trust them anymore. Just shutting stuff off on your browser with no notice because a few of the elites at Mozilla didn't like them was arrogant and arbitrary. I know they rescinded that policy after public outcry but it's the point it happened in the first place. The public's reaction proved that.
 
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