Ubiquitous Player is All-In-One multimedia player, web browser, image viewer, text editor and file manager.

It allows:
1) to watch video files
2) to listen to your mp3 and CD music (including playback from folders)
3) to view images
4) to edit your texts and use notes
5) to make simple HTML pages (with tags highlighting)
6) to rename/copy/move/navigate your files (file manager)
7) to use built-in web browser
to manage your Internet favorites9) to take screenshots (of full screen or active window)
10) to use virtual keyboard
11) to use magnifying glass
12) to play some games
13) to do even more!

Ubiquitous Player supports (and partially supports) such types of files: BMP, ICO, WMG, EMG, JPEG, JPG, PNG, GIF, TIFF, HTML, MHT, MPG, MPE, AVI, WMV, WMA, ASF, MP3, TXT, RTF, WAV, PPL and partially MOV and PDF (and some we forgot to mention).

It doesn’t need installation and can be used from your USB, too (100% portable).

Maybe you’ll find it interesting.
Thanks.

i) TheLetterEncrypter
ii) TheSearchMan

<a href=”http://venussoftcorporation.blogspot.com/2009/08/thesearchman.html”

They are both nice tools and have been rated TOP and 5 STARS by many websites(as far as given on the developer’s website).

You can get it from
http://www.poolrebel.com/Download.aspx#FreeWindowsVersion

Cheers,
Nikos.

FYI i had a hard time finding software using the search box on your site. for example, i searched for “Faststone Capture” but it didn’t return the relevant page.

cheers,
tom

Hi. Quick question –

There has got to be some kind of well-written, easy-to-use freeware (or a few different programs that can be used to get different partial views of what I’m looking for) that can listen to the chatter on my home network and figure out:

** what-all devices are attached (even if the device is being stingy about letting others know it is on the network)
** determine which device(s) is/are the biggest chatterboxes
** tell which device is talking to which other device
– and why
– and what it’s saying to the other device
– or what it wants from the other device
** put into layman’s terms what all the traffic is
** be able to summarize the the transmissions in addition to providing each transmission (and still putting each into layman’s terms)

** be able to work on XP and Vista

My home network has SO MUCH CHATTER on it it is rediculous!
I have a cat5 network storage device and the ntwk light is blinking constantly and the drive light is also blinking as well so there’s something wierd going on there.

I think my wireless printer is also talking up a storm as well.
I think all this BS chatter is slowing down the meaningful traffic and reducing the throughput.

Thanks for reading and thanks in advance for any help you can provide.

I think you should know that jZip has decided that installing a Yahoo Firefox browser hijack without warning or an option to uninstall it is perfectly acceptable. In light of that I sugeest you remove all support for this application.

PopNote is a lightweight yet robust peer to peer Instant Messaging communication client that works over the Internet.

http://arc.tzo.com/ham/k5hum.php