FREE Great Programs for Windows 7

[Brink]

Thank you Golden. Added.

 

[Kari]

Shawn, any reason not to add that WSUS?

Kari

 

[Brink]

Hello Kari,

It uses modified distributions of these files that violate Microsoft's distribution policy.

 

[Kari]

Sorry. I honestly did not know that. I tried to search the site and the forums there to find that information, did not find it and assumed it's OK. Would you like me to remove the post?

Kari

 

[Brink]

Nar, it's fine.

 

[mjf]

Microsoft Mathematics: Microsoft Education Product Center

Nice find Golden.
Australian (SA) high school kids have to spend $200-250 on a graphing scientific calculator.

 

[Golden]

Australian (SA) high school kids have to spend $200-250 on a graphing scientific calculator.

I didn't know that...thats outrageous. Might post this off to a few school teacher friends here in Adelaide.

 

[Kari]

Did you notice the installer of that Microsoft Mathematics asks if you want to add mathematic features to Word and Excel? It's very nicely integrated to Office, which is a big plus.

 

[Maguscreed]

Something that I didn't see that I put on every version/ copy of windows I own is
Universal extractor.
Universal Extractor | LegRoom.net

It will allow you a context menu ability to extract any form of compression you can think of, it will even disassemble some installer packages. Handles multi-part rar's and all that good stuff. I got tired of having multiple programs installed for extracting compressed files, and this one is a real winner. Though it's possible it's here somewhere and I missed it ...there is 46 pages to this thread after all.

 

[Maxxwire]

Even a 64-Bit version!

That's the ticket!

~Maxx~
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[mickey megabyte]

screen ruler - it rules!

useful for laying out webpages, customising/skinning, and anywhere else that you need to measure.

 

[Kari]

screen ruler - it rules!

useful for laying out webpages, customising/skinning, and anywhere else that you need to measure.

+1

Been using this for some time now. It's very practical. Just remember to run it as administrator, otherwise it can not write in the .ini file and you can exit only by ending the process from Task Manager:



Kari

 

[WindowsStar]

screen ruler - it rules!

useful for laying out webpages, customising/skinning, and anywhere else that you need to measure.

+1

Been using this for some time now. It's very practical. Just remember to run it as administrator, otherwise it can not write in the .ini file and you can exit only by ending the process from Task Manager:

View attachment 133857

Kari

The simple fix is to install as Administrator then go to the Software installed folder (C:\Program Files (x86)\SoftwareName) and change the permissions for the USERS group to Modify. Then the standard users can run the software all the time. If you are super concerned about security you could modify only the .INI file.

 

[DeVandal]

screen ruler - it rules!

I seriously needed that.

Now, where can I get ink remover for the monitor glass?

 

[WindowsStar]

screen ruler - it rules!

I seriously needed that.

Now, where can I get ink remover for the monitor glass?

:roflmao::roflmao::roflmao::roflmao::roflmao:

 

[EzioAuditore]

Sorry if its been posted before. I just found this app called 'Visual Command Line'.

Visual Command Line is a tool which allows you to create Batch Files (that are used by the Command Prompt of Windows) easily.
Visual Command Line uses categories to simplify the use of the program, it also allows the user to choose a command, add it, and edit the command the way the user wants to.

Features

• Take full control of the Command Prompt (CMD) of Windows operation system.
• Argument Panel to easily edit your command with a user interface.
• Get information as you type.
• Create Batch files in an easy way.
• Batch commands divided into categories to ease the way you create scripts.
• Explanation for each Batch command and it's most important (or all) arguments.
• Information panel that shows a description for each Batch Command and for the most important (or all) arguments.

Visual Command Line - Batch Development Tool

 

[Brink]

Thank you Ezio. Added.

 

[mickey megabyte]

Thank you Ezio. Added.

you didn't add screen ruler?

 

[EzioAuditore]

Thank you Ezio. Added.

Anytime.

 

[lorddenis]

Thank you! Was looking for an unistal program and i just opent this up and saw it in like 3 seconds