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Josh
27 Nov 2011

I use draftsight in drawing. it is very usful and convience

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jkcook
28 Nov 2011

I am wondering about using multiple programs. If I'm running the Microsoft Security Essentials. Do/should I run other security software at the same time? Are there conflicts/problems/advantages/disadvantages with running more than one at a time? Thanks.

Posted by:

Harold
28 Nov 2011

Notepad++ (http://notepad-plus-plus.org/)is a free, powerful, and easy-to-use replacement for Notepad. It supports a myriad of programming languages, with auto-indenting, highlighting, etc.

Try it; you'll like it!

Posted by:

Tom Van Dam
28 Nov 2011

I use NotePad++ because of its flexibility and it stores all the notes under one location for retrieval. I always install Irfanview on every machine. It loads so much faster than the defaults and is very versatile. I also use Defraggler and Ccleaner on every machine. I'm not a mozilla fan but I do use Foxit to replace adobe for viewing. It is fast and very lightweight.

I'm a little confused by your recommendation of Advanced System Care Free. In previous articles you have stated that there wasn't much benefit to using Registry utilities, yet this program has one.

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Slim
28 Nov 2011

If you want a full suite of free programs that still work well with Microsoft products, Open Office is not bad either. The latest version does a pretty good job and emulates Word/Excel/PP pretty well. Our school district has used them for the last 4 years.

Posted by:

D.W. Whitlock
29 Nov 2011

Just wanted to share my fave freebies: FIREFOX or CHROME. Both excellent...whichever one you like best. LIBRE OFFICE; Does more and does it better than Open Office...which is no longer supported. Those folks now support and update Libre Office. AVAST 6 or AVIRA 12; Both have better blocking, detection and cleaning abilities than AVG according to AV-Comparatives. THREATFIRE; Excellent adjunct to your main AV security apps (See Bob's review). CCLEANER; Still the best. MALWAREBYTES; Show me a malware remover that works better. SUPERANTISPYWARE; Excellent spyware detector/remover. FOXIT PDF READER; Small footprint, works great, displays fast and does not provide a big hole for malware entry like the Adobe Reader. REVO UNINSTALLER; Leaves very few file and registry scraps behind. The best uninstaller. AGENT RANSACK; Great little app that will find all of the files in a search...unlike Windows' file search. AUTORUNS; Superb untility that shows every single process that runs on your PC. Allows you to disable or delete each process. Still the best. VLC PLAYER; Plays everything. You can set it to play stuff that needs Quicktime so you can get rid of Quicktime. ERUNT; Backs up Entire Registry...not just part of it like Windows does. EUSING REGISTRY CLEANER; Finds all the entries that need to be removed yet will not harm your PC. Show me a cleaner that cleans better and is safe to use. AUSLOGICS DISK DEFRAG; I feel its the best all around defrag and file optimizer. It just kills the Win 7 built in defrag. All of the apps I've mentioned are free. I welcome your comments. I'm always open to better free programs.

Posted by:

mbarranca
30 Nov 2011

Hi, Bob. Do you have some good sugestions of free apps for Mac OS X?

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Kat Markle
03 Dec 2011

Hey Bob!
I LOVEEEEE Jarte! It is an editor with all anyone needs right in it. I have tried many, many things online in my 12 or so years online, in business, blogs, article writing, etc...everything you have ever talked about I had need for, I have tried and you are right on every time. Did you recommend Jarte? I do not remember... I also love the Super Anti-spyware that is free. I use it, Malware Bytes, and AVG...and CCleaner, which is also free. I used to pay big bucks for anti virus and other protection. Not anymore, no way! There are too many awesome programs out there!
I have read ya for years and you always help me. Your site and newsletter are very helpful in every way. Thanks so much Bob!!
Kat

Posted by:

Corey
21 Dec 2011

Bob,
I would not recommend any program from Iobit (Advanced SystemCare) due to Iobit stealing from Malwarebytes' database (Iobit Security 360)from 2009.

Posted by:

Mz125
23 Dec 2011

Hello, I use: Imagburn for burn everything, Cccleaner, RevoUninstaller, Comodo Internet Security Premium, Comodo Dragon browser, ( Ff 9 it's second ),Auslogic Disc Defragmenter, DiscWizard setup for backup, Aimp2 for music VLC, Kmplayer for movie and Bsplayer free also for movie and find subtitles. All free.

Posted by:

Jacobus de jesus
09 Jun 2012

How can i downloud these photo shop to my computer?

Posted by:

Robert
31 Jan 2020

I highly recommend Revo Uninstaller free version. Been using it for many years.

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