Best Freeware

A free thumbnailer, batches too

http://www.fookes.com/ezthumbs/index.php?2.8

David

 

Thanks, Roger! I have tried several different plug-ins and even more programs, but none of them worked all that great. But ePrompter pulled up each and every one of my email accounts, first try.

True, it only gives you the text, but it keeps me from logging in to all of them just to see if I got any mail.

Great find!

In Christ,
Trotter

 

Open Office Free office suite complete Windows compatable. Why pay lots of money when you can have this? http://www.openoffice.org Church admin should look at this and Linux and make their treasurer a happy person.

David

 

Thanks, Roger! I have tried several different plug-ins and even more programs, but none of them worked all that great. But ePrompter pulled up each and every one of my email accounts, first try.

True, it only gives you the text, but it keeps me from logging in to all of them just to see if I got any mail.

Great find!

In Christ,
Trotter </font>[/QUOTE]Its nice too in that you can actually reply or forward from then, and mark emails for deletion.

 

Sorry, didn't feel like going back through the thread to see if these have been mentioned before


"The Off By One Web Browser may be the world's smallest and fastest web browser....."


freeserifsoftware.com for:
PagePlus SE - Desktop Publishing
PhotoPlus 6.0 - Photo and Image Editing
WebPlus 6.0 - Web Site Design & Publishing
DrawPlus 4.0 - Graphic Design and Vector Drawing
3DPlus 2.0 - 3D Animation and Modeling

 

http://www.intelexual.com/products/index.aspx &lt;----freeware clipboard program, very handy if you fiddle with lot of images/text stuff all at once.

 

just-want-peace

Spell Catcher is excellent, cost I think $40

www.spellcatcher.com/

 

http://www.photofiltre.com/

Very elaborate photo editing software.

 

I use Paint Shop Pro (7.00) For graphics
I Use Front page 2000 for my Webspaces ( when I have them )

Both offer trials before you have to buy, both are about the cheapest for the "expensive" tools.

And i've downloded Open Office I'll install it when I get up and we'll see how it goes.

 

Doing a church newsletter?

PagePlus SE is the easiest way to get professional desktop publishing results on your desktop printer. No experience required!

http://www.freeserifsoftware.com/

You register it for free (submitting your email address) and then they send you monthly newsletters telling you the advantage of version 8 (which is sold -- not free).

 

for an image storage place online, this one is great! Image Shack The storage is unlimited forever and it doesn't resize your pics to smaller ones. You can store huge pictures on it. I use it alot and love it.

 

I love Avant!!! Thank-you so much for telling us about it. I got booted and restarted and up came my last site visted! All the features, I can say, that IE 6 no longer is wanted....lol Thanks-again.

 

iTunes provides outstanding music management for both Windows and Macintosh users.

 

So this program will turn mp3's into wav files that can be played in cd players?

 

How about a freeware to record from outside devices (cassete players, etc) to the hard drive? Anybody know of such?

 

There is some software called "All2Wav" that will record anything coming across your sound card. I used it to pull a couple of sound clips from a movie playing on my DVD player.

 

Thanks, I will check it out.

 

I downloaded the Avant Browser last night and really like it!

I also made note of Irfanview. Paint has disappeared off my computer at school and I'm the webmaster. I've been having to do all image resizing, etc at home. I'm hoping it will fit the bill for what I need there.

This is a great thread! Thanks for starting it Pastork.

 

Here's a great media player. I have yet to find a file it can't play (including .avi files).

VLC media player

http://www.videolan.org/vlc/

It was recomended by a brother here on the BB.

In Christ,
Trotter

 

n-Track Studio 4 PC recording studio

Download the free trial version.

http://fasoft.com/main.shtm

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