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PuTTY with Tabs?

My terminal emulation program of choice is PuTTY. It’s a small, simple but very functional piece of software. My only gripe with it has been that it doesn’t have a facility for multiple sessions or tabs – like Secure CRT for example. But today I found something that does the job. It’s call the PuTTY […]

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Replacement for Ultimate Tag Warrior

Evrt since WordPress 2.3 was released, the (brilliant) plugin Ultimate Tag Warrier has not worked. To date there hasn’t been an update for this plugin, but I have managed to find a replacement that appears to work quite well. It’s call Simple Tags. Check it out. There is plenty of info and even video tutorials […]

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Track your exercise with a GPS enabled mobile phone

Track your exercise with a GPS enabled mobile phone I’ve always wanted to track or log my exercise without too much hassle. Nokia have released a beta version of such a product called SportsTracker. It uses the GPS fucntion in your mobile phone to map your exercise activities. These can be uploaded to the Nokia […]

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Read RSS feeds with Outlook 2003

Outlook 2007 has a RSS feed reader built in, but what about if you have Outlook 2003? RSS popper takes care of it for you. Once installed and configured, RSS feeds will appear in your folder list – one folder for each feed under the RSS folder. It even handles RSS feeds that require a […]

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Find Previous Versions of Programs

If the newest version of your freeware application doesn’t seem to work and the official web site does not archive older versions, OldApps.com might save the day. OldApps.com archives many previous releases of popular programs for such emergencies. Definitely a handy resource to have bookmarked. Another handy site is bookmark oldversions.com

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