[fgutie35]

Originally Posted by Toyman

Links to a site don't consume any more bandwidth than text, other than a little overhead to make them linkable.

Images linked from another website however would consume bandwidth for the other site though.

I just thought maybe *I* was missing something.

Not entirely true. When you link to an ASP page, since is active, certain files have to be constantly sharing scripts cause they were done in JAVA. therefore occupying bandwith not considerable amount but bandwith nonetheless.

[Big Al 24]

Originally Posted by fgutie35

Not entirely true. When you link to an ASP page, since is active, certain files have to be constantly sharing scripts cause they were done in JAVA. therefore occupying bandwith not considerable amount but bandwith nonetheless.

Yeah, take that Toyman!!! We gots you on the run now!

[DoogieHowser]

Foxit Reader is firefox reader for pdfs

[mattyk6]

Originally Posted by fgutie35

Not entirely true. When you link to an ASP page, since is active, certain files have to be constantly sharing scripts cause they were done in JAVA. therefore occupying bandwith not considerable amount but bandwith nonetheless.

A link to an ASP page is not actually going to load that page. So, I still don't see how a link/url/a href to an ASP page is going to consume any more bandwidth to display the URL/link. The consumption of bandwidth isn't going to occur until the user clicks on that link.

[Ping]

www.crossloop.com

Free software, and service that lets you remote control someone else PC. You sign on and get a code, they sign on and enter your code.

[Sgt. Schultz]

Originally Posted by DoogieHowser

Foxit Reader is firefox reader for pdfs

Foxit reader is a stand-alone program ... there is a Firefox plugin available so users can view and work with PDF files loaded in Foxit Reader with Firefox web browser.



Another good link for "Must have FREE downloads" ...

http://majorgeeks.com/page.php?id=20

[Big Al 24]

Thanks guys!

[jdm0506]

Archival:
handles a large number of archive formats. rar's kind of a standard for multi part archives.

Editor:
PSPad. Handles a large number of file types. It's a nice alternative to Notepad for those programmers/developers that opt to not use IDEs.

[seanmac45]

tag for later review

[Big Al 24]

Originally Posted by seanmac45

tag for later review

?

[Sgt. Schultz]

Originally Posted by Big Al 24

?

Probably wanted to add it to his subscription list, guess he doesn't know about "Thread Tools" options.

[Big Al 24]

Originally Posted by Sgt. Schultz

Probably wanted to add it to his subscription list, guess he doesn't know about "Thread Tools" options.

Ahhhh...

[Mattog22]

Good stuff, thanks for the links. I knew of a few of these but a lot of these are new to me.

[DonL]

Free DVD MP3 Ripper.....www.Jodix.com

The only issue I've had was one song would not rip from a dvd. I advanced the beginning of the song 3-4 secs(live...lot of clapping) and that seemed to do the trick.

Also, I get 4 pop up windows....(Exception Processing Message c0000013 Parameters.......other numbers) when I open the program. I just hit Cancel each time and proceed to the program...it works.

[Bohica1998]

Another good free text editor is Editpad Lite. Only the "lite" version is free. You have to pay for the "pro" version. But the free version does all I need. One thing I like about it is that it does not seem to have a file size limitation like Notepad does. I have been using it for years.

Are you tired of not being able to see the system clock because it is too light? Here is a decent free clock that lets you set up the time/date the way YOU want them to be. It;s called TClockEx.

[sdsnet]

Originally Posted by Bohica1998

Another good free text editor is Editpad Lite. Only the "lite" version is free. You have to pay for the "pro" version. But the free version does all I need. One thing I like about it is that it does not seem to have a file size limitation like Notepad does. I have been using it for years.

Are you tired of not being able to see the system clock because it is too light? Here is a decent free clock that lets you set up the time/date the way YOU want them to be. It;s called TClockEx.

+1 for Editpad lite

[ldcarson]

There is only one. It has everything needed.

The ultimate boot cd.

http://www.ultimatebootcd.com/

AND its free.

[Big Al 24]

Originally Posted by ldcarson

There is only one. It has everything needed.

The ultimate boot cd.

http://www.ultimatebootcd.com/

AND its free.

That's why it's always been on the list. (under tools)

[Jeff82]

I went to get Open Office several weeks ago 'cause I thought it was free but it required me to "register" and pay a fee (can't remember the amount) to get the "free" program. Did I miss something?

(I didn't pay, I cancelled.)

[Big Al 24]

Originally Posted by Jeff82

I went to get Open Office several weeks ago 'cause I thought it was free but it required me to "register" and pay a fee (can't remember the amount) to get the "free" program. Did I miss something?

(I didn't pay, I cancelled.)

Did you go to OpenOffice.org? The last time I downloaded it, it was free. Hmmm....

[skorper]

Thanks Big Al. Your list deserves a bump.

[dotsun]

Converting .3g2 video files from your phone to pretty much any format:

http://www.oxelon.com/media_converter.html

[IndyGunFreak]

Originally Posted by Big Al 24

Did you go to OpenOffice.org? The last time I downloaded it, it was free. Hmmm....

I've never heard of someone being charged for OO. From their website:

and it's free
Best of all, OpenOffice.org 3 can be downloaded and used entirely free of any licence fees. OpenOffice.org 3 is released under the LGPL licence. This means you may use it for any purpose - domestic, commercial, educational, public administration. You may install it on as many computers as you like. You may make copies and give them away to family, friends, students, employees - anyone you like.


IGF

[Big Al 24]

So it appears someone resurrected the original thread...Thanks, to whomever that may be.

[jtm62]

Bumping this back to the top;