Freeware update

ByMike McBride August 23, 2004September 24, 2014 Reading Time: 1 minute

I did finally get around to updating the list of freeware that I use over on the bottom of the left hand column of the blog this weekend. For those of you reading in aggregators who never see the actual blog page, I’ll recreate the list once for you here. In no particular order,

Trillian

Zone Alarm

AVG Free Edition

Firefox

Ad-Aware

SpyBot S&D

BHODemon

PC Inspector File Recovery

Advanced Remote Info

Filezilla

SevenZip

HTML-Kit

Analog

Report Magic

ASPcomments

Sharpreader

GoogleBar For Mozilla

Table Editor

PocketFeed

Oriens Enhancer

Picasa

OneNote Powertoys

JetAudio

ASP Image Gallery

Of course, this list is subject to additions and changes constantly, so you might want to think about checking back. 🙂

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My what small footprints you have..
ByMike McBride May 5, 2003 Reading Time: 1 minute

Fred Langa has a good article up over at Information Week about small and zero-footprint Linux distros.. I may have to download one of the “run from CD” versions so I have something I can play with at work during slow times. It’s almost summer, once we get through our big annual meeting in late…

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Christmas week
ByMike McBride December 23, 2003 Reading Time: 1 minute

Does anyone, in a typical business setting, get any work done during this week? I’m thinking not so much, because while there are only a few more people out of the office than an ordinary week, the number of support questions I get during this week tends to be about zero. That, to me, hints…

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When do work-arounds hurt you?
ByMike McBride September 18, 2006July 19, 2014 Reading Time: 1 minute

That last post brings to mind an interesting idea in my mind. One that I’d like to get other’s input on because although I’ve only been at my job for a year or so, I’m beginning to understand that the common view of the IT Department had been in the past that we don’t always…

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Random MailWasher thoughts
ByMike McBride June 30, 2005July 22, 2014 Reading Time: 2 minutes

Matthew from Firetrust was kind enough to send me a free copy of the new, pro version of Mailwasher a while back. The program has gotten better, added some serious features, and still gives you all the fun of bouncing spam back to the sender. (Of course, the actual value of that is still open…

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WordToys
ByMike McBride September 13, 2004July 20, 2014 Reading Time: 1 minute

This looks like an interesting, and fun, add-in for MS Word. link and a mini-review via Meryl Follow these topics: Uncategorized

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The number one rule
ByMike McBride July 25, 2006July 19, 2014 Reading Time: 2 minutes

Everyone knows what the number one rule of the helpdesk is. Users lie. We all accept that as truth, we all have plenty of stories about catching users in a lie, and I think even our users find it completely acceptable to lie to the helpdesk. But why? What’s the point? Seriously, if we all…

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