Everything you have been looking for and more!!
13 Apr
1. Bitstream Vera Fonts (freeware): Description, Download
2. Legendum (freeware, OpenType): Description, Download
3. Garogier (freeware, OpenType): Description, Download
4. JUnicode (free for personal use only): Description, Download
5. Computer Modern Unicode Bright (freeware, GNU GPL, X11): Description, Download
6. Computer Modern Unicode Serif (freeware, GNU GPL, X11): Description, Download
7. Computer Modern Unicode Sans Serif (freeware, GNU GPL, X11): Description, Download
8. mgOpen Cosmetica (freeware): Description, Download
9. mgOpen Moderna (freeware): Description, Download
10. jGaramond (freeware): Description, Download
11. Chrysanthi Unicode (freeware): Description, Download
12. Linux Libertine (freeware): Description, Download
13. Andron Scriptor: Description (visit the site to download the font)
14. Porson (freeware): Description, Download
15. Teamouse (freeware): Description, Download
16. Fontshop Freefont: FF Milo Regular: Description & Download
17. Vollkorn (freeware): Description, Download
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11 Apr
They are free and yet have a lot to offer…
zamzar is free and all-inclusive(video, music, images, documents) file conversion service. In 4 quick steps you can convert almost anything to anything else;
Special features;
media-convert also lets you convert all types of files, i.e. video, music, images, docs and archives. It’s also free and supports almost all conceivable file formats. Procedure is pretty much the same; select file, specify output format and let it do the rest. Once it’s done with a file, it will provide you with a link from where it can be downloaded.
Special features;
mux lets you convert youtube and googlevideo videos to following formats; mpeg-4, Quicktime, iPod(m4v), flash video, windows media, mpeg-1/2, windows avi, 3gb mobile and OGG Theora. It’s not as powerful as above mentioned zamzar or media-convert however it has some handy features that you won’t find with others(see below).
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27 Mar
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13 Mar
Original article for power defragmentor was posted here.
The never-ending two-step defragmenting process of Vista can soon become a thing of the past. With certain tools, we were able to cut defragmentation time of a 25 GB drive with Vista Ultimate on it from 82 minutes to 6 minutes!!! That is defragmenting 10X faster than the built-in Vista defragmenter! The tutorial also works with Windows 2000 and XP.
Right now, many things are probably whirling around in your head:
- Is this true? Yes, it is.
- Does it work? Yes. We will show you charts on hard drive fragments before and after defragmentation.
- This has got to cost money. Absolutely free.
These “certain tools” we will be using are called contig.exe and PowerDefragmenter.
When we used these two programs, the results were as follows:
Hard drive before defragmenting:
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However, using the Windows Vista Defragmentation tool took longer… much longer. To further exaggerate the comparison, we ran the Vista Defragmentation Tool AFTER we had already defragmented that same drive with Contig and PowerDefragmenter. It took 8 minutes alone to analyze the drive. By now, contig.exe and powerdefragmenter would have already finished defragmenting a drive. On top of that, it took Windows Vista 75 more minutes to defragment the hard-drive. As you can easily see, the new tools we will introduce to you will greatly cut your defragmentation time.
Tutorial:
The two programs that we have talked about work together to defrag your computer.
Download powerdefrag archive containing contig.exe and Power Defragmenter
Once you have finished downloading the zip file unzip into a folder on your desk top.
No installation is required. The next step is to run Power Defragmenter. Click next, and you will arrive at the screen below:
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You may then select from the following options:
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Defragment File(s): Allows you to defragment up to 4 files
Defragment Folder(s): Allows you to defragment up to 4 folders
Defragment Disk: Allows you to defragment a disk
PowerMode(TM) Disk Defragmentation: Defragments at a power equivalent to two consecutive defragmentations.
To defragment your hard drive at the speed of light choose Powermode(TM)
After you click next, just choose the desired drive, and you’re good to go. When you are finished, the command prompt window will read “Windows Disk Defragmenter…”
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