Geek.Menu - clever menu of lost USB sticks
O ne of the biggest problems of USB flash drives: They can be anywhere. And that means everyone can read your personal data. Now there are honest finder who want to know really just who to inform about the loss. And less honest finder, which are very curious. A small program that Geek.Menu is tailored to both "finder groups": Well known and undisputed No. 1 is yes, the free encryption program TrueCrypt, which allows you to encrypt either the entire drive or only parts of it quite safely . This software is quite convenient because it automatically detects the "trusted" computers (such as your own office computer or your own laptop) and on other PCs ...
MoreWindows Pager - clever multi-desktop tool
O f course, there are "heaps" tools to distribute the many open windows on different virtual desktops, so that one keeps track. It "hops" a sense of a work environment to another and that each program has windows in mind that you're needed. This small freeware tool "Windows Pager" serves that purpose better than many competitors overloaded: instead of numeric pager shows small icons of Windows programs that are currently on the respective virtual desktop. Okay, so the icons are mini course to fit in the bottom bar - but for the fast "recognition" which is usually sufficient. If something on a different desktop ...
MoreLocate32: lightning-fast search
A iven the size of today's hard drives use to most users now tools that are faster than the "old" search function: usually in a database, an index is stored, such as with the Vista search, the Google Desktop Search or Copernic. I personally like the programs mentioned, since I first disturbs the "racking" the hard disk (if the index is added in the background) and secondly I found the surface quite bloated. In XP I have therefore been running for years but the old super-resource-friendly shareware program "fillet Racer," which is unfortunately not developed any further. But with the mini-tool "Locate32" (also for 64-bit systems) approaches help! About 1 MB ...
MoreScrapBook in top form
I've already ch about the excellent Firefox add-on "scrapbook" reported that the websites we clearly archived on your own computer and can arrange. In the latest version of the tool, but has risen again strongly, particularly in relation to the range of notes: All markings and notes can now already be added prior to storage, it can be freely positioned text boxes with transparency "cling", unnecessary portions of the Website (eg advertising) can be "erased", etc., etc. Furthermore, it remains a major plus point, the clear navigation sidebars in FF, so that is next to the browser is not an additional program to be started. A ...
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