Wasbit's Freeware Lists - Update

[wasbit]

Wasbit's Freeware Lists (160+)

I've been updating my old lists of freeware. Still some more to come
Currently they are only available on Box.net.
I will probably scrap Google Docs as it is more trouble than it's worth.

- http://www.box.net/wasbitlists

2D Animation, 3D Stop Motion
2D Cad, Drawing
3D Cad, Drawing
3D Graphics & Modelling
Accounts 1
Accounts 2 - Business
Address, People
Astronomy
Audio 1 Create, Edit, Mix
Audio 2 Convert, Rip, Extract
Audio 3 MP3, Tools, Visualisation
Audio 4 Recording
Audio 5 Karaoke, Lyrics, Playlist, Podcast
Audio 6 Tag, ID3, Name
Audio 7 Players, Radio
Audio 8 Music

Backup 1 Backup & Sync
Backup 2 Clone & Image
Binary, Hex
Books, Ebooks, Manuals
Boot, Bios, MBR
Broadband, Dialup

Calculator
Calendar, Diary, PIM
Catalogue, Index, List
CD1 Burners & Apps
CD2 Labels & Covers
CD3 Autorun & Menu
CD4 Optimum Usage, Playlist, Media
CD5 Other Tools
Checksum, Hash, MD5
Cleaners
Clipart, Photos
Clipboard
Clocks 1 Clocks & Times
Clocks 2 Alarm, Timer
Clocks 3 Schedule, Automation
Clocks 4 Time Sync
Codecs
Context
Convert
Crafts & Hobbies

Database
Defrag
Desktop 1 Apps
Desktop 2 Bat, Macro, Script
Desktop 3 Hide Open Windows
Desktop 4 Keys, Keyboard, Hotkeys
Desktop 5 Magnify, Ruler, Sidebar
Desktop 6 Cursor, Mouse, Joystick
Desktop 7 Multiple Desktops, Windows
Desktop 8 Window Change, Title
Desktop 9 Start Menu
Desktop 10 Systray, Taskbar
Desktop 11 Task Manager
Desktop 12 Window Move, Resize, Manage
Desktop 13 Screensavers, Wallpaper
Dictionary 1 Dictionary, Spelling
Dictionary 2 Text edit, Word Processors
Dictionary 3 Word Usage
Distributed Computing
DOS, Command Line, Shell
Download Managers
Drivers 1
Drivers 2 Dependency, DLL
Drivers 3 Other
DTP, Cards, Labels, Barcodes
Duplicates
DVD 1
DVD 2 Video
DVD 3 Video Download, Sites
DVD 4 Multimedia Players

Education 1
Education 2 Maths
Education 3 Science
Email 1 Clients, Tools, Backup
Email 2 Antispam, Disposable, Signature
Email 3 Outlook Express, Windows Live Mail
Email 4 Bulk, Newsletter
Email 5 Newsreader, Usenet
Encryption

Fax
File & Data Recovery
File 1 Association, Manage, Properties
File 2 Compare, Differences
File 3 Copy, Move
File 4 Delete, Erase, Shred
File 5 Hide
File 6 Rename
File 7 Sharing, Storage
File 8 Size, Disk Space
File 9 Slit & Join
File Viewers
File Viewers MS
Flash
Floppy
Fonts, Text
Forum Software
Fractals
FTP
Fun & Nostalgia

Games 1 Assorted
Games 2 Cards, Dice, Dominoes
Games 3 Chess, Boardgames
Games 4 Crossword, Word, Sudoku
Games 5 Puzzle, Brain Teaser
Games 6 Sites, Online Gaming
Gaming
Genealogy

Hardware, Devices, UPS
HDD Utilities
Health, Medical
Help
HTML 1 Editors
HTML 2 Web Tools

Icons
Info, Reference
Installers
Instant Message, Social Media
Internet
Ipad, Ipod, Iphone, Itunes
ISO

Key, Keyfinder
Language, Translation
Laptop
Launchers
Links, Bookmarks, Favourites
Linux etc
List Making

Maps, Travel, Atlas
Media Centre, TV, Satellite
Mobile Phone, Ringtone
Monitor, Display
Morse Code
MS Add-ons

Networking 1 General, IP, Proxy
Networking 2 Remote Connect
Networking 3 Wake, Chat, Ping
Networking 4 Wi-fi, Wireless, Bluetooth
Notelets, Sticky

Office, Forms, Spreadsheet
Open Source (for Windows)

Parental Control
Partition, Format
Password
PDF 1 Utilities
PDF 2 Convert, Online Utilities
Photo & Image 1 Various
Photo & Image 2 Convert, Online Utilities
Photo & Image 2a Plugins, Add-ons
Photo & Image 3 Resize, Thumbnails
Photo & Image 4 View, Album, Manage
Photo & Image 5 Colour
Photo & Image 6 Exif, Tag
Photo & Image 7 File Specific
Photo Manipulation
Presentation, Screencast, Tutorial
Print 1
Print 2 OCR, Photocopy, Scan
Programming, Code
Project, Task, Timesheet

Recipes, Cookery
Registry 1 Cleaners
Registry 2 Other Utilities

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[Shadow]

On Thu, 29 Sep 2016 12:14:36 +0100, "wasbit"
<wasbit...@hotmail.com> wrote:

> Wasbit's Freeware Lists (160+)
>
>I've been updating my old lists of freeware. Still some more to come
>Currently they are only available on Box.net.
>I will probably scrap Google Docs as it is more trouble than it's worth.
>
>- http://www.box.net/wasbitlists

TY. Great work.
[]'s
--
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We have a new policy - Google 2012

[Batchman]

wasbit wrote:

> Wasbit's Freeware Lists (160+)
>

> - http://www.box.net/wasbitlists
>
Thanks for making it available!

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[John Corliss]

wasbit wrote:
> Wasbit's Freeware Lists (160+)
>
> I've been updating my old lists of freeware. Still some more to come
> Currently they are only available on Box.net.
> I will probably scrap Google Docs as it is more trouble than it's worth.
>
> - http://www.box.net/wasbitlists

Wow! This is great news, Wasbit. And I know it's a lot of work because I
tried to do a category once for you if you remember. You definitely
provide a quality resource for this group.

Thanks! 80)>

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share, spy, time-limited, trial or web wares for me please. I filter out
posts originating from Google Groups (and recommend you do likewise) &
block (can't see & won't reply to) posts from the nym-shifting troll
calling itself "»Q«".

[Zo]

wasbit pretended :

> Wasbit's Freeware Lists (160+)
>
> I've been updating my old lists of freeware. Still some more to come
> Currently they are only available on Box.net.
> I will probably scrap Google Docs as it is more trouble than it's worth.
>
> - http://www.box.net/wasbitlists
>

<snip>

Great job and much appreciated!

--
Zo

Is there such a thing as a closet claustrophobic?

[Taf®]

On 29/09/2016 13:14:36... wasbit (wasbit...@hotmail.com) wrote :
> Wasbit's Freeware Lists

SNIP
> - http://www.box.net/wasbitlists
SNIP

Thank You so much! Great job! :)

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[Mr. Man-wai Chang]

On 29/09/16 19:14, wasbit wrote:
> Wasbit's Freeware Lists (160+)
>
> I've been updating my old lists of freeware. Still some more to come
> Currently they are only available on Box.net.
> I will probably scrap Google Docs as it is more trouble than it's worth.

Now this is sincerity, Your Honor! :)

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[Mr. Man-wai Chang]

On 30/09/16 11:32, John Corliss wrote:
>
> Wow! This is great news, Wasbit. And I know it's a lot of work because I
> tried to do a category once for you if you remember. You definitely
> provide a quality resource for this group.

Well, compare it to bird watching? :)

[Recluseman35]

"wasbit" <wasbit...@hotmail.com> wrote in news:nsit2f$5bc$1@dont-
email.me:

> Wasbit's Freeware Lists (160+)

<snip>

Thank you.

[Shadow]

On Fri, 30 Sep 2016 20:29:48 +0200, Yrrah <Yrra...@acf.invalid>
wrote:

>"wasbit" <wasbit...@hotmail.com>:
>
>> - http://www.box.n...
>
>"It appears that your firewall may be blocking Box or you are
>encountering an error.
>Please contact your IT administrator to configure your firewall to
>recognize all sub-domains of .box.com, .box.net, .boxcloud.com and
>.boxcdn.net. The ports used on these domains are 80 and 443.
>See our Firewall FAQ."
>

https://www.upload.ee/
Would be a good alternative for the zipfile. It's free,
anonymous and does not do much tracking and does not even require
javascript(to download).
Right-click save-as on blue download icon to download.

I also had some issues downloading from box.net.

[Maurice Helwig]

How do I download them and still keep the links active.
I can get the text files but the links are not active. I have to cut and
paste them into a web browser.

--
~~~~~~~~~~~~
Maurice Helwig
~~~~~~~~~~~~

[Shadow]

On Sun, 2 Oct 2016 07:57:36 +1000, Maurice Helwig
<maurice...@internode.on.net> wrote:

>On 29/09/2016 9:14 PM, wasbit wrote:
>> Wasbit's Freeware Lists (160+)
>>
>> I've been updating my old lists of freeware. Still some more to come
>> Currently they are only available on Box.net.
>> I will probably scrap Google Docs as it is more trouble than it's worth.
>>
>> - http://www.box.net/wasbitlists

>

>How do I download them and still keep the links active.
>I can get the text files but the links are not active. I have to cut and
>paste them into a web browser.

I open the text with Notepad++ and double-click on the link.
With Ultraedit (not freeware) you can select the URL and "open in
browser". Both methods open link in Firefox
I'm sure other text editors probably have something similar.

[Shadow]

On Thu, 29 Sep 2016 12:14:36 +0100, "wasbit"
<wasbit...@hotmail.com> wrote:

> Wasbit's Freeware Lists (160+)
>
>I've been updating my old lists of freeware.

http://portableapps.com/apps/utilities/siw_portable

In Freeware - Key ; Keyfinders (8.16).txt

Appears to be dead (no download). It's been removed from
Sourceforge too.

[John Corliss]

Shadow wrote:

> Maurice Helwig wrote:
>> wasbit wrote:
>>>
>>> Wasbit's Freeware Lists (160+)
>>>
>>> I've been updating my old lists of freeware. Still some more to come
>>> Currently they are only available on Box.net.
>>> I will probably scrap Google Docs as it is more trouble than it's worth.
>>>
>>> - http://www.box.net/wasbitlists
>>
>> How do I download them and still keep the links active.
>> I can get the text files but the links are not active. I have to cut and
>> paste them into a web browser.
>
> I open the text with Notepad++ and double-click on the link.
> With Ultraedit (not freeware) you can select the URL and "open in
> browser". Both methods open link in Firefox
> I'm sure other text editors probably have something similar.

The best I've seen is Jarte (http://www.jarte.com), which is liteware.
It automatically recognizes properly formatted links, doesn't even need
the "http" part, and turns them underlined blue. To go to a link, you
press the control key and left click on the link.

I settled on Jarte as a Wordpad replacement years ago.

[John Corliss]

Shadow wrote:

> wasbit wrote:
>>
>> Wasbit's Freeware Lists (160+)
>>
>> I've been updating my old lists of freeware.
>
> http://portableapps.com/apps/utilities/siw_portable
>
> In Freeware - Key ; Keyfinders (8.16).txt
>
> Appears to be dead (no download). It's been removed from
> Sourceforge too.

The program went payware:

https://www.gtopala.com
https://www.gtopala.com/siw/buy.php

[Maurice Helwig]

Thanks

[Maurice Helwig]

On 2/10/2016 2:07 PM, John Corliss wrote:
> Shadow wrote:
>> Maurice Helwig wrote:
>>> wasbit wrote:
>>>>
>>>> Wasbit's Freeware Lists (160+)
>>>>
>>>> I've been updating my old lists of freeware. Still some more to come
>>>> Currently they are only available on Box.net.
>>>> I will probably scrap Google Docs as it is more trouble than it's worth.
>>>>
>>>> - http://www.box.net/wasbitlists
>>>
>>> How do I download them and still keep the links active.
>>> I can get the text files but the links are not active. I have to cut and
>>> paste them into a web browser.
>>
>> I open the text with Notepad++ and double-click on the link.
>> With Ultraedit (not freeware) you can select the URL and "open in
>> browser". Both methods open link in Firefox
>> I'm sure other text editors probably have something similar.
>
> The best I've seen is Jarte (http://www.jarte.com), which is liteware.
> It automatically recognizes properly formatted links, doesn't even need
> the "http" part, and turns them underlined blue. To go to a link, you
> press the control key and left click on the link.
>
> I settled on Jarte as a Wordpad replacement years ago.
>

Thanks John

[Shadow]

On Sat, 1 Oct 2016 21:11:05 -0700, John Corliss <r9j...@yahoo.com>
wrote:

>Shadow wrote:
>> wasbit wrote:
>>>
>>> Wasbit's Freeware Lists (160+)
>>>
>>> I've been updating my old lists of freeware.
>>
>> http://portableapps.com/apps/utilities/siw_portable
>>
>> In Freeware - Key ; Keyfinders (8.16).txt
>>
>> Appears to be dead (no download). It's been removed from
>> Sourceforge too.
>
>The program went payware:
>
>https://www.gtopala.com
>https://www.gtopala.com/siw/buy.php

"Went" is the right word, but the freeware version was
distributed and licensed as well, freeware. And I don't think you can
retro-fit a license, unless it benefits the end user.
I downloaded it from:
download.cnet.com/SIW-Portable/3000-2094_4-75449686.html
The SHA 1 brought up lot of false positives. Since the paid
versions uses exactly the same algorithms, and are NOT flagged as
malware, I'd say something passed hands.
But then I'm paranoid, according to the one letter troll.

[wasbit]

"Shadow" <S...@dow.br> wrote in message
news:40i0vblgtccnr3o9n...@4ax.com...

Thanks.
Will amend at next edit.

Regards
wasbit

[Diesel]

"wasbit" <wasbit...@hotmail.com> news:nsit2f$5bc$1...@dont-email.me

Thu, 29 Sep 2016 11:14:36 GMT in alt.comp.freeware, wrote:

> Wasbit's Freeware Lists (160+)
>
> I've been updating my old lists of freeware. Still some more to
> come Currently they are only available on Box.net.
> I will probably scrap Google Docs as it is more trouble than it's
> worth.
>
> - http://www.box.net/wasbitlists

Thanks!




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about. Be kind.

[Diesel]

John Corliss <r9j...@yahoo.com> news:nsq16n$gte$1...@dont-email.me Sun,

02 Oct 2016 04:07:50 GMT in alt.comp.freeware, wrote:

> Shadow wrote:
>> Maurice Helwig wrote:
>>> wasbit wrote:
>>>>
>>>> Wasbit's Freeware Lists (160+)
>>>>
>>>> I've been updating my old lists of freeware. Still some more to
>>>> come Currently they are only available on Box.net.
>>>> I will probably scrap Google Docs as it is more trouble than
>>>> it's worth.
>>>>
>>>> - http://www.box.net/wasbitlists
>>>
>>> How do I download them and still keep the links active.
>>> I can get the text files but the links are not active. I have to
>>> cut and paste them into a web browser.
>>
>> I open the text with Notepad++ and double-click on the link.
>> With Ultraedit (not freeware) you can select the URL and "open in
>> browser". Both methods open link in Firefox
>> I'm sure other text editors probably have something similar.
>
> The best I've seen is Jarte (http://www.jarte.com), which is
> liteware. It automatically recognizes properly formatted links,
> doesn't even need the "http" part, and turns them underlined blue.
> To go to a link, you press the control key and left click on the
> link.
>
> I settled on Jarte as a Wordpad replacement years ago.
>

Ohhh.. nice suggestion. :) Thanks!

[Zo]

Shadow formulated on Sunday :

For what it's worth, it can still be obtained from Softpedia here:

http://www.softpedia.com/get/PORTABLE-SOFTWARE/System/System-Enhancements/Portable-SIW-Free.shtml

When attempting to open the downloaded file, get a message that it can
only be installed on a usb smart drive, so I used 7Zip to extract the
contents and located the application files in the resulting "host"
folder, it now can be run as a portable on your main drive. (old but
still functions)




--
Zo

"The trouble with having an open mind, of course, is that people
will insist on coming along and trying to put things in it."
-- Terry Pratchett (Diggers)

[John Corliss]

Maurice, just be forewarned that Jarte's UI takes a little getting used
to. However believe me, it's worth it. I use the program to replace both
Notepad and Wordpad. I use it at least twice a day.

[John Corliss]

YW 80)>

[John Corliss]

Shadow wrote:

> John Corliss wrote:
>> Shadow wrote:
>>> wasbit wrote:
>>>>
>>>> Wasbit's Freeware Lists (160+)
>>>>
>>>> I've been updating my old lists of freeware.
>>>
>>> http://portableapps.com/apps/utilities/siw_portable
>>>
>>> In Freeware - Key ; Keyfinders (8.16).txt
>>>
>>> Appears to be dead (no download). It's been removed from
>>> Sourceforge too.
>>
>> The program went payware:
>>
>> https://www.gtopala.com
>> https://www.gtopala.com/siw/buy.php
>
> "Went" is the right word, but the freeware version was
> distributed and licensed as well, freeware. And I don't think you can
> retro-fit a license, unless it benefits the end user.
> I downloaded it from:
> download.cnet.com/SIW-Portable/3000-2094_4-75449686.html
> The SHA 1 brought up lot of false positives. Since the paid
> versions uses exactly the same algorithms, and are NOT flagged as
> malware, I'd say something passed hands.
> But then I'm paranoid, according to the one letter troll.

Yeah, I've still got older (freeware) versions running on this computer
as well as my Dell (W7) machine. Both computers are old enough that SIW
still does a fine job with each.

[Shadow]

On Sun, 02 Oct 2016 10:21:11 -0400, Zo <hom...@newsbill.net> wrote:

>Shadow formulated on Sunday :

>> I downloaded it from:
>> download.cnet.com/SIW-Portable/3000-2094_4-75449686.html

,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

>
>For what it's worth, it can still be obtained from Softpedia here:
>
>http://www.softpedia.com/get/PORTABLE-SOFTWARE/System/System-Enhancements/Portable-SIW-Free.shtml
>
>When attempting to open the downloaded file, get a message that it can
>only be installed on a usb smart drive, so I used 7Zip to extract the
>contents and located the application files in the resulting "host"
>folder, it now can be run as a portable on your main drive. (old but
>still functions)

Two versions on that page, siw.exe and siw-u3.exe. The first
is packed with PEcompact ver.2.78a and can't be extracted(cough - not
with 7-Zip). The second can be extracted, but both are from 2010. The
one from CNet is 2011, and the last "freeware" version.
I'm assuming you extracted the "host" folder containing
SIWPortable.exe (also packed) from siw-u3.exe then ran it.
Curious, did you "RegShot/ZSoft/SoftOrganizer it ? Is it
really portable ?
TIA

[Zo]

Shadow was thinking very hard :

Neither on your question. I just happened to download the wrapped
version. But I remembered the green icon after the extraction and that
it never required any installation previously. so I just ran the exe
file. They'are both the same 2010 version.

--
Zo

"Georgia peaches, California grown - 89 cents lb."

[Maurice Helwig]

Thanks John, I was going to try it to see what it was like.

[Maurice Helwig]

On 3/10/2016 12:59 AM, John Corliss wrote:

John, I have just installed the portable version of Jate and yes it is a
little different but seems to have much more to offer than Notepad. I
have set it as my default for now and give it a good run.

Notepad++ was mentioned too so I will give it a run too -- may decide to
keep both.

[Shadow]

On Mon, 3 Oct 2016 08:58:34 +1000, Maurice Helwig
<maurice...@internode.on.net> wrote:

>Notepad++ was mentioned too so I will give it a run too -- may decide to
>keep both.

Have a look at the list of optional plugins. You might find
some useful.

https://sourceforge.net/projects/npp-plugins/files/

or use the builtin plugin manager, if you don't mind it
phoning home...

PS Full list here, some are not very stable. Always choose the Unicode
version if available.

http://docs.notepad-plus-plus.org/index.php?title=Plugin_Central

[pez]

0 On Thursday, September 29, 2016 at 1:14:37 PM UTC+2, wasbit wrote:
| Wasbit's Freeware Lists (160+)
|
| I've been updating my old lists of freeware. Still some more to come
| Currently they are only available on Box.net.
| I will probably scrap Google Docs as it is more trouble than it's worth.
|
| - http://www.box.net/wasbitlists

| ...
=
1 On Sunday, October 2, 2016 at 6:08:07 AM UTC+2, John Corliss wrote:
|
| ... The best I've seen is Jarte ( http://www.jarte.com ) ...
=

- Wasbit : This is most impressive, and by using the suggested, by John
Corliss, Jarte, the pdf version of your Work was produced and uploaded here:

- https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B0Szt2Dzt5dIWVE4ekxCelZLTTQ

[Sjouke Burry]

On 03.10.16 17:34, Jim wrote:

> On Sun, 2 Oct 2016 07:59:32 -0700, John Corliss <r9j...@yahoo.com>
> wrote:
>
>> Maurice, just be forewarned that Jarte's UI takes a little getting used
>> to. However believe me, it's worth it. I use the program to replace both
>> Notepad and Wordpad. I use it at least twice a day.
>

> I like it except (the freeware version at least) lacks one vital
> facility: appears to be no way of inserting a file into one already
> in edit.
>
> Any way of doing this ?
>
Copy/paste will do.

[pez]

- On Monday, October 3, 2016 at 6:05:33 PM UTC+2, pez wrote:
| - Wasbit : This is most impressive, and by using the suggested, by John
| Corliss, Jarte, the pdf version of your Work was produced and uploaded here:
|
| - https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B0Szt2Dzt5dIWVE4ekxCelZLTTQ

=

Corrections to Animation List of [wasbit816.pdf] :
PDF Pages : 7, 8 of 423

Red : Page Not-found
Yellow : Page|Application Probably Non-Exist
Green : Repetitions

https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B0Szt2Dzt5dIaDBhcUMyc2tFZUE
wasbit816-corrections-Animation-2DAnimation3DStopMotion.pdf

[pez]

- On Monday, October 3, 2016 at 8:58:08 PM UTC+2, pez wrote:
| Corrections to Animation List of [wasbit816.pdf] :
| PDF Pages : 7, 8 of 423
|
| Red : Page Not-found
| Yellow : Page|Application Probably Non-Exist
| Green : Repetitions
|
| https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B0Szt2Dzt5dIaDBhcUMyc2tFZUE
| wasbit816-corrections-Animation-2DAnimation3DStopMotion.pdf

-

Oops! Google formed a wrong link... Therefore, we have to try it,
once again:

[wasbit816-corrections-Animation-2DAnimation3DStopMotion.pdf]:

https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B0Szt2Dzt5dIaDBhcUMyc2tFZUE

[John Corliss]

Jim wrote:

> Yes, seems about the only way. Pity.

The program isn't a full blown word processor, it's only supposed to be
a replacement for Wordpad despite what any advertising may say. It
doesn't have WordPerfect's "Reveal Codes" feature either, but oh well.