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Here's another Hotkey I wrote called ReRun. It sits in the tray and watches the active window. If it detects a program, it adds the icon to a Most Recently Used set of 10 Buttons.

The idea is if you close a program that's tough to dig out, not in your QuickLaunch or other launcher, Superbar etc.. and want to bring it up again, you can open the Popup Window for ReRun with a hotkey. The default hotkey is F9 function key but you can change it with a Tray Menu command. Also double clicking the Tray Icon will pop up the window.

Hovering the mouse over the icon will show the program name in a Tooltip. I try to screen out windows that are minimized to system tray etc.. but it's not perfect. It's just a rerun for recent programs. For opening programs you use constantly some other launch method is preferable.

I recommend putting a shortcut in the Startup folder so it will start with Windows as it takes awhile to fill up with apps. The collected apps are not saved between runs.


It's free for you to use at your own risk. You can download from my page here:

Hotkeys



edit: new version 1.5.1.0 is out. Expanded buttons to 14 and other enhancements.

edit2: version 2.0 has new features like saving the command line args and working directory. Way more useful.

edit3: more enhancements. See About MsgBox for 3 ways to press the Buttons and options.
(Also you can cheat and view the Readme.txt. I won't tell anyone.) :)

Well,if admins thinks that HTTP Sniffer is dangerous can delete my post. I was using it for a year,and haven't any troubles with it. No AV detect ....
Anyway now I'm using Effe Tech HTTP Sniffer (but it's not free)

Action(s) - app.jbbres.com

Tried it out. Works well. May be very useful for some.

Regards....Mike Connor

MediaCoder - more than a universal audio/video transcoder - MediaCoder official website

MediaCoder is a free universal media transcoder since 2005. It integrates most popular audio/video codecs and tools in an elegant and transparent manner into an all-in-one transcoding solution. With a flexible and extendable architecture, latest codecs and tools are updated added in constantly. MediaCoder intends to be the swiss army knife for media transcoding in all time.

Features In Brief

Converting between most popular audio and video formats
Multi-threaded transcoding and job-level parallelization
Transcoding with high performance and high quality
Flexible control over transcoding parameters
Simplified UI for popular mobile devices (PSP, iPhone/iPod etc)
Fully standalone, no dependancy on system codecs/splitters
Hardware encoding acceleration (nVidia CUDA & Intel Media SDK)


Typical Applications

Improving compression / reducing size for audio/video files
Converting media content for playback on multimedia devices
Converting media content for online publication or broadcasting
Extracting audio track from video files
Ripping audio/video discs
Fixing corrupted or partial downloaded video files

MediaCoder is Audio/Video
There's an Audio only version called AudioCoder.

JC Zorkoff said:

Last, for anyone looking for more information on freeware, check out Gizmo's Freeware Site (Gizmos Freeware Reviews). He has reviews of various applications and they are categorized for easy searching.

What Gizmo's does is inveigle people into writing software reviews and then boots them out, and removes the author's signature, leaving the review as if it had been written by "Site Editor". Apart from being a violation of copyright, this is not a very nice thing to do. So anybody tempted to write any reviews for that site, be warned. I wrote a number of reviews for that site, as have others, and that is what occurred.

Regards.....Mike Connor

JC Zorkoff,

I also use FreeCommander, but what caught my eye is that there has been an update since my 2009.02a installation. I've been trying to locate a download for it, but found nothing that didn't involve using some kind of download manager that had to be downloaded first. Do you know of a direct source for the file?

EDIT: Nevermind, I got it.

seekermeister said:

JC Zorkoff,

I also use FreeCommander, but what caught my eye is that there has been an update since my 2009.02a installation. I've been trying to locate a download for it, but found nothing that didn't involve using some kind of download manager that had to be downloaded first. Do you know of a direct source for the file?

EDIT: Nevermind, I got it.

Here is the developer site:

FreeCommander - freeware file manager

You might also like to have a look at this, it can use the Total Commander plugins, as well as being extremely versatile on its own account;

http://doublecmd.sourceforge.net/

http://sourceforge.net/projects/doublecmd/files/


Regards....Mike Connor

iSpy: Free Camera Security Software (Open Source)



Regards....Mike Connor