• Multiple IP Fetch services.
• Sits in taskbar, updates only when an IP change is detected.
• Proxy server support.
• Notification on updates.

• Ability to Flush local DNS Cache.

Click here to download (286 KB).

If you aren’t on OpenDNS already, here’s a super-quick guide to get started!

• Sign up for an account
• Register your network
• Choose a hostname and filtering settings
• Ensure you choose “Enable Dynamic IP” in your OpenDNS Settings
• Register at DNS-O-Matic with your username and hostname

• Use this application to keep your IP Address up-to-date.

Note: This application needs Microsoft’s .NET Framework 2.0.

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Download ZIP: Ver 1.1

Installation

1. Upload contents of the ZIP file to your wp-content/plugins folder.
2. Activate the “Paypal Donate” plugin
3. You’ll see a “Paypal Donate Options” sub-page in the Plugins page. Go there.
4. Use Paypal’s Merchant Tools to generate a Paypal Donate button.
5. Paste the provided code in the Options page.
6. Edit the post/page in Wordpress where you want the Donation button to appear.
7. Add the pre-defined donate tag anywhere in the post/page where you want the donation button to appear.

More details available in the readme.txt file.

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Popp is a simple and free POP3 email client. It features:

• Multiple email accounts (passwords are encrypted when saved).
• Allows easy and quick deletion of multiple emails — delete huge emails that are clogging your mail account, or remotely delete all your junk email, for example.
• Quick preview a message sitting in a remote POP3 server.
• Proxy Server Support.
• If you’ve deleted multiple messages, you have the option of undoing your changes before you disconnect.

• It’s free!

There are more features I have in mind for Popp but welcome any ideas you have.

• Click here to download the MSI installer.

This application requires the .NET Framework 1.1

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If you need a tool to convert a 100 odd files that are in various different formats into one format, Image Convert is what you need. Supports JPG, GIF, PNG, BMP, WMF, EMF and TIF formats.

This application needs the .NET Framework 1.1

Click here to download.

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1. Find out which connection they’re using — 56.6 kbps, T1 (1.544 mbps), Cable, DSL, etc. Cable/DSL are also available at fractional speeds like 256kbps, 386kbps, 512kbps, or 768kbps so you need to decide which ones you want to present your user.
2. We need to convert both the file size and the connection speed to a common measuring unit, which can be bytes or bits. I’ll use bits for this example (connection speeds are already in bits. So 56.6kbps = (56.6 * 1024) = 57,958.4 bits).
3. Do the same thing with the file size — say your file is 50KB… Multiply it by 1024 to get the file size in bytes. So 50 KB * 1024 = 51,200 bytes. Multiply that by 8 to get it in bits: 51,200*8 = 4,09,600 bits

1. Now divide the file size by the connection speed — 4,09,600/57,958.4 = 7.06 seconds

Download Time Calculator is a script that will give you download times for various connection types based on the file size you provide.

Features:

• Resize (scale) by Width/Height or by Percentage.
• Multiple image resizing.
• Drag and Drop enabled.
• Ability to Greyscale images on-the-fly.
• Supports: PNG, GIF, JPG, TIF, WMF, BMP formats.

• It’s freeware.

Requirements:

• The .NET Framework 1.1

Download Options:

• Download just the Binary by clicking here (11 KB)

• Download the binary including a setup wrapper, which can be uninstalled through the Control Panel, by clicking here (294 KB)

Note: On Windows 2000, Internet Explorer is the default Image Viewer and it’s got problems. If you don’t see an image on Win2k, don’t worry, it’s an IE problem. Try with a proper Image Viewer.

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	Drive Cleanup Wizard
What?	Permanently delete left-over Windows Temporary Files Empty all files, in all User Profiles, with extensions .bak, .~, .tmp Easily specify custom, multiple file-types to search and destroy Empty Temporary Internet Files and the Recycle Bin Ability to choose between normal Windows File Deletion or use the Wipe Files feature which first fills each file with hex #00 and then deletes them!
Why?	Helps Administrators delete junk from all User Profiles as opposed to the Windows Disk Cleanup utility that works only with the logged in user It’s absolutely safe, and tested. Shows you a list of files it’s going to delete before it actually does. Suppose you want to delete all files in a particular drive with extensions .pw, this wizard makes it easy Should work on Windows 98 and above. Tested only with Windows 2000 and above. It’s absolutely free!
Where?	Click here for the Drive Cleanup Wizard Installer. Comes with an uninstaller for easy removal.

Notes:

• This software is presented under the GPL and comes with no support and no warranties whatsoever. Use at your own risk.

• Microsoft Office and Microsoft Money users: Please do not use the .BAK filter if you don’t have the Office/Money Installation CD around. Office stores a file called data.bak (for whatever reason) in it’s installation directory that is deleted by this filter. If deleted, you will be prompted to use the installation CD the next time you run the application. (Thanks Joe)

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