USB AutoRunner: Automatically Launch Applications and Files when a USB Drive is Plugged

USB AutoRunner is a useful utility that makes it simple to make your USB Drive autolaunch applications, documents, photos and videos when plugged in. Of course when a file is being autorun it will open using the software available on your PC. So if you are autorunning a word document it will open in MS Word or Staroffice Writer or whatever word processor you use.

Actually all what USB Autorunner does is create an (autorun.inf) file. Although you can manually create the autorun.inf file, USB Autorunner saves you the hassle and gives you even more options and features.

Comments May 7th, 2008

InstantStorm: Create Screensavers from Flash Movies

InstantStorm is a freeware that allows you to create screensavers from flash movies, with the project wizard its as simple as one, two, three.

InstantStorm has many features and options, it allows you to create an installer for the screensaver where you can have a password and your own custom installer image and text. You will be able to create shortcuts for your desktop and start menu, and if your flash movie requires external files InstantForm will include them in the installer.

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Comments February 13th, 2008

PrimoPDF 3.2 now supports Windows Vista & Merge PDF Files

The same amazing FREE software that allows you to convert any document to PDF by printing it to the PrimoPDF printer. It was not available on Windows Vista, now fully supported. In addition to that now you can also merge PDF files upon conversion. PrimoPDF is a real freeware not a trial download.

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Comments November 25th, 2007

Windows: Resize the non-Resizable

ResizeEnable is a FreeWare that allows you to resize any window on your desktop, even those windows that usually does not allow you to resize. Just run the executable and there shall be no more non-resizable windows. The windows content will re-adjust after a window is resized. Ah! freedom at last.

Comments November 22nd, 2007