Freeware update

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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