Hmmmm, did a thread search before I posted.
Guess I didn't check all the spelling with and without spaces etc..
edit: weird. I see it in the heavy font if I browse the list manually, but the search didn't pick it off. Strange.
edit2: Just tried the same thing in the 64 bit thread. At the top of the list I search 'q-dir' and 'Q-Dir' and get no hits. I scroll down and there it is.
Add & remove items from Windows 7 context menu with Right-Click Extender | The Windows Club
right click extender allows you to add or remove many additional options to a drive, folder, computer and desktop's right click context menu
I just gave the CPU Speed applet a little try and it is way off...
It fails to take AMD's "Cool and Quiet" speed scaling into account. Anyone using it is going to get a wrong answer.
You may want to add Pelles C ... my favorite programming tool. Compiles both 32 and 64 bit programs written in C99, and has a very easy to use IDE.
smorgasbordet - Pelles C
Last edited by Brink; 22 Mar 2010 at 00:15. Reason: merged consecutive posts
It is a freeware, works pretty well on windows 7.
Cleans the tracking cookies, history and session information of Firefox, Internet Explorer, Opera.
http://www.milincorporated.com/pics/fie_shot_big.jpg
its Pro version is far far better:
http://www.milincorporated.com/pics/shot1big.png
I didn't see The Ultimate Boot Disc in the list. If you click on the link, and scroll down the page to see all the tools it has you'll freak out. It's great to have a single CD that has so many kick-ass DOS tools on it. I would be lost without it. And of course, it's absolutely free. You know the old saying "If it's for free, it's for me!"
Pegtop PMeter
Phttp://www.pegtop.de/pmeter/Meter
Version 1.03
download 100% free
PMeter is a very handy pixel meter. There are plenty of desktop rulers around, but it's hard to find a good one, which is free. PMeter is a simple to use desktop ruler allowing to switch between 3 user configurations easily. For each configuration you can set width and colors individually, choose to add a desktop magnifier to your ruler, and more.
PMeter also includes a color picker in case you need to know or work with the color of any pixel visible on your screen. The additional display for mouse cursor coordinates might also be useful for you.
Of course PMeter is a portable application you can carry with you on your USB drive, but it can also be installed locally to your hard drive.
