Gbridge
Gbridge is a free software that lets you sync folders, share files, chat and VNC securely and easily. It extends Google's gtalk service to a VPN (Virtual Private Network) that connects your computers and your close friends' computers directly and securely. Requires Windows 2000/xp/vista(x32), and a Gmail account. Gbridge has many unique features.
- DesktopShare(VNC): Access your computer desktop remotely or share your desktop with your friend from anywhere, even behind NAT!
- SecureShare: Securely share files among your own computers, so you can remotely access your files, e.g. play mp3 , with ultimate privacy. Securely share files to your designated friend, so the selected friend can instantly view the auto-generated photo thumbnails and slideshow remotely. No web upload/download needed!
- AutoSync: Transfer big files and sync folders from/to anywhere has never been easier. Auto schedule, auto resume, incremental and no size limit!
- EasyBackup: Setup an auto-recurring local or remote backup of your important directory is as easy as 1-2-3!
Recuva v1.18.344
Recuva (pronounced "recover") is a freeware Windows utility to restore files that have been accidentally deleted from your computer. This includes files emptied from the Recycle bin as well as images and other files that have been deleted by user error from digital camera memory cards or MP3 players. It will even bring back files that have been deleted by bugs, crashes and viruses!
If you've accidentally deleted a file, turn off any applications you don't need, if you are trying to recover files from a media card, stop using that card immediately.
Ideally install Recuva before you need it, as just browsing the internet and downloading the installer creates a huge number of temporary files and any one of them could over write the file you are trying to recover. When you need it, just Scan the drive the file was on.
1-4a Rename
License: freeware
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A file renamer which renames many files at once
Has Undo
You can preview changes instantly, thus no danger
Tons of functions (see features).
Perfect for .jpg, .mp3, digital camera files...
Works in networks
Fast! Even with many files
Disktective 3.2
License: freeware
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Running out of disk space? Don't know what's eaten it? You can use Disktective
to trace your lost disk space. With this program you can find out the real
size of your directories. They may contain hundreds of subdirectories each
containing many files. Simply run Disktective and let Disktective create a
complete report displaying the real sizes of all directories and their
containing subdirectories.
Freeware for Windows.
Please note that the current version does not handle directory sizes of 2.5
Gb (and larger) well. An updated version which handles todays large disk
sizes will be available soon.
HJSplit
License: freeware
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HJSplit is a popular set of freeware file-splitting programs created by
Freebyte! in collaboration with various programmers. HJSplit supports many
platforms (Windows 3.x/95/98/ME/2000/NT/XP, DOS, Amiga, Java, etc.). All
versions are compatible with each other and allow you to exchange files
between these different platforms. E.g. a file split on the Amiga can be
joined on Windows 2000 and vice versa.
Now what's the use of a program like HJSplit? Think of a file of 20 Mb, and
try to send this to a friend. Using email this does not succeed, it is simply
too large, and how to put it onto a floppy? HJSplit will enable you to split
the large file into smaller chunks, which can be much more easily sent and
stored.
From this page you can download the Windows 95/98/2000/ME/NT version. On the
HJSplit home page there are also other versions available which are suitable
for Dos, Java, OS/2, Windows 3.1, Windows 3.11, Amiga.
All these versions are mutually compatible. In other words: you can split
file on one operating system, and join the file on another!
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