Quickly Jump Mouse Pointer Across Several Monitors With Multi Monitor Mouse (M3)

Throughout my professional life, I’ve favored multi-monitor setups, whether homogeneous or heterogeneous (although I naturally favor homogeneous ones, but you cannot always have that luxury). They give you more screen area to play with, make organization of work easier and considerably speed up tasks (personal experience here). However, for most people, multi-monitor setups imply having two display devices attached to a single PC, which is generally easy to manage. Things start getting complicated when you have perhaps three or more displays attached with a single PC, meaning that you get to control all of the extra desktop space with a single keyboard and mouse. One annoyance that such setups present is the excessive mouse movement required to travel/navigate across the multiple desktops. Multi Monitor Mouse (M3) is a very small tool that allows your mouse pointer to quickly jump across various monitors, making the whole experience considerably faster. Read More

Inspect Microsoft .NET Applications With Kaliro App Explorer

Kaliro App Explorer is an inspection tool for Microsoft .Net based applications. Previously we reviewed Alpha SF Resource Explorer (a tool that shows resources of EXE, DLL, CPL, SYS, etc., files) and PeStudio (an application explorer to check Windows compatibility and general threats). Kaliro App Explorer can be used to check the structure and module hierarchy of a .Net based applications. Read More

Replicate Any Window And Keep It In Focus [Windows]

There must’ve been a time when you’d have been absorbed in watching some interesting movie on your computer, at the same time aware that you have other important tasks to perform as well. It may have made you wish to have a way where you can do both at the same time. Or perhaps you may have a slow download or long installation going on, that you may want to keep a tab on, but the constant back and forth movement between windows is just not worth the effort. What do you do? One solution might be to use the thumbnail preview feature that Windows 7 provides, but in all honestly, the thumbnails are, as the name implies, thumbnails, and hence, too small to be of any real use. Another might be to go looking for an alternative solution that would help you get out of the fix. Well, we have the solution. Read More

View All Versions Of .NET Framework Installed On Your System

This is a small tip to help users in finding out which version of .NET Framework is installed on their system, complete with service pack information. DNVC is an opensource tool that displays such information and is not something that will come handy on daily basis. It can be saved in the Emergency Utilities folder in case you need to find out the .NET Framework your system is running in the near future. Read More

Uninstall .NET Framework From Windows 7

Before you proceed, you should know that we are reviewing this tool for advanced users only. We do not recommend that you should uninstall .NET Framework from your system. Most apps that run on Windows require .NET framework, without which they are rendered useless. Read More

Dictionary .NET Adds Google Dictionary, Translate, Suggest, And Wikipedia Into One Tool

A few days back I covered a tool named Google Translate Client that translates any text to any other language instantly. But what if you want to translate a word and then find it’s meaning? Or perhaps, you simply want to research more about it on Wikipedia? Dictionary .NET is a free portable tool for Windows that is a combination of four important online services, Google Dictionary, Translate, Suggest, and Wikipedia. In other words, it is also a multilingual dictionary. After you have installed the tool, it will show an icon in the system tray. Right-click the system tray icon and select Options. Now under Dictionary+Translation, select the language that you commonly use to translate and click OK. Read More

Analyze Your Data By Creating A Graph From Data Files In Text Format

YoshinaGraph is a free scientific graph utility for data analysis and presentation developed by a Japanese guy named Harukazu Yoshino. According to him,

yoshinoGRAPH has been developed just for myself to handle data of transport phenomena of organic conductors but I wish it also assists you to proceed your own research.

You can make 2D and 3D graphs easily from data files in text format. It is a small file but includes many basic and advanced features. To run this program you must have Microsoft .NET Framework 2.0 installed on your computer.

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How To Stamp Or Add Dates On All Your Photos/Pictures/Images

We all take thousands of pictures every year, yet only few cameras have a build-in feature to stamp dates on photos. Stamping photos can be helpful when browsing old photos, it becomes easier to see when the photo was taken, making the whole experience fun. If you forgot to enable date stamping feature on your digital camera, you can now stamp dates on all your photos with a simple tool. Y.A.  Photos Date Stamper is a free software that require .NET Framework 3.5 Beta 1 to run, if you don’t have this version of .Net Framework, it installs automatically for you(installation requires  restarting of computer). Read More