Freeware and more..

ByMike McBride Reading Time: 1 minute

If you’ve been paying attention to the link blog, you’ll probably notice that I’ve been pointing to things on one particular site on an almost daily basis. I figure it’s about time to give some props where they are due, so I give you the place where I’ve found more little freeware apps and tools over the last couple of weeks to play with than I’ve probably ever found from one source before, Download Squad.

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