PureText is a small app that runs in the background and provides the functionality of pasting whatever was copied into the clipboard (using a user-definable hotkey) as simple text without any of the formatting of the original. There are 2 kinds of people who will read this; the first group will be wondering why anybody →
FileMenu Tools
FileMenu Tools adds a number of useful commands into the Windows right-click context menu. It is highly customizable, in that you can select exactly which commands you want displayed, and will allow you to insert seperators and submenus as you see fit. It will also allow you to create your own custom commands that can →
URLMenu
This program is discontinued. It is outdated and we have no download links for it on this page. Sorry. The text below is a review of URLMenu as it once was. URLMenu is a bookmark launcher that resides in the system tray. It works with Internet Explorer, Opera, and Netscape bookmarks. This program is somewhat dated, →
HOBComment
HOBComment is a Windows Explorer shell extention that enables you to right-click to add a comment to a folder; it will also allow to do the same to add comments to files on your NTFS partitions. I’ve been looking for some time for an easy way to add comments to my files and folders at →
AudioShell
Audioshell is a shell extention that allows you to view and edit your audio file tag information directly within Windows Explorer. Audioshell will (a) display audio file tag info upon mousing-over audio files, (b) add new tabs to the right-click ‘properties’ dialog for audio files, allowing you to perform information and album-art edits on the →
Folderbox
Folderbox is a Windows Explorer plugin that adds an additional pane within the lower part of any open folder window, so that the window displays the contents of two different folders at once. If you do a lot of file management in Windows Explorer or need to routinely move files into certain folders then you may →
TrayIt
TrayIt is a utility that enables you to minimize any program into the system tray instead of the taskbar. Have you ever used a program that you needed to keep always running, but for some reason it would only minimize to the taskbar rather than the system tray? This was always the case when I →
Folder Guide
Folder Guide provides fast access to your folders through the explorer context menu. A right mouse click is all you need to navigate to your favorite pre-defined folders (see screenshot). I remember years ago I tried a shareware utility that did the same, so I’m really please to have found this freeware one. Here’s what →
MenuApp
MenuApp is a program that enables you to create folder shortcuts that function like start-menu style launchers (see screenshot). Four steps to get your shortcut launchers up and running:
Launchy
With Launchy you can search for installed apps rather than browse for them manually in your start menu. Launchy is invoked/dismissed by a hotkey (alt+space by default). It is pre-set to index your start menu links, but can be customized to index any location on your hard drive for any type of file. For example, →
STabLauncher
My new favorite launcher! STabLauncher is a tabbed launcher that resides either on top or bottom of the screen. Mouse over the tabs and they pull down; create as many tabs as you like, in the color(s) of our choice. I must confess I like this better than Rocketdock, just because the tabs make a lot of sense in terms →
RocketDock
I’m perfectly happy with my Windows machine. I don’t want a Mac. If I got a Mac as a gift I would probably return it and get a PC instead. That being said, I am all ga-ga over this Mac OS X style docking-launcher, probably the best of its kind. I’m using it on both →
