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GOM Media Player 2.1.27.5031

Kenny — Thu, 14 Oct 2010 12:35:25 GMT

As various media players jockey for position to become your default setting for music and video streams, GOM Media Player's support for a wide range of file formats has helped it stand out as a firm favorite.

Supported formats include DAT, MPEG, DivX, XviD, WMV, ASF, AVI, and MOV, as are common codecs like FLV1, AC3, OGG, MP4, and H263. A pop-out playlist can save and organize your various media files, though the limited sort modes--two--hardly makes it a champ.

More impressive are the customizable settings on the control panel. Here you can adjust a video's image brightness, hue, and saturation. There's no preview window, and changes occur as the video runs, so unless you care for a rousing session of trial and error, be sure to tweak the settings after clicking "play." There's also a built-in screen-capture feature that includes zooming and panning, customizable themes, hot keys, and a host of preset and adjustable audio controls.

GOM is weakest when you're looking for help documentation and trying to tweak Save settings, but overall it's a very strong player worth at least a supporting role in your video-watching habits, if not the lead.

Download:
Available for users only

Code

http://dw.com.com/redir?edId=3&siteId=4&oId=3000-13632_4-10551786&ontId=13632_4&spi=bbeced036f14150bd86935db96ad18df&lop=link&tag=tdw_dltext&ltype=dl_dlnow&pid=11630970&mfgId=6284359&merId=6284359&pguid=5XJ8MAoOYJIAACM2jXoAAAAX&destUrl=http%3A%2F%2Fdownload.cnet.com%2F3001-13632_4-10551786.html%3Fspi%3Dbbeced036f14150bd86935db96ad18df

Password Cracker 3.86

Kenny — Tue, 12 Oct 2010 07:58:02 GMT

Passwords are perhaps the weakest links in the cyber-security chain; if they're complex enough to be secure, you probably won't be able to remember them. Add the fact that every other site seems to require a password, and it's easy to see why far too many people end up using one or two simple passwords that are easy to remember, and easy to crack, too. You can write your passwords down on a piece of paper that you can look for and fail to find when you need it, or you can download and install G&G's Password Cracker. It's a tiny, free, totally portable utility that can recover lost passwords from applications.

Password Cracker downloads as a compressed file but runs as soon as you click the unzipped program file. The tool's interface is a tiny dialog, about the size of the average error message, with two text fields, labeled Test and View, and four buttons: Enable, Options, About, and Help. Other than some links to the program's Web site and some of the developer's other wares, that's it. However, the button's labels describe their functions clearly enough, so we started by checking the options, which are minimal, with check boxes to recover passwords in Internet Express or all of Windows. We checked the latter, opened a browser window, and navigated to a site that required a password log-in. We clicked Enable, hovered the mouse cursor over the password field (as delineated by asterisks), and Password Cracker displayed the alphanumeric password in the View field. We repeated the process with a Windows program that requires a log-on to open, with the similar success. The always-on-top option is handy since it keeps the little dialog from getting lost in a stack of open windows.

We installed Password Cracker 3.88, the latest version, in machines running Windows XP and Windows 7. The program performed its function in XP but not in Windows 7. Since the Windows 7 update is a recent release, it may be buggy, and we can't recommend Password Cracker to Windows 7 users until it performs reliably. Other Windows users can certainly benefit from it, especially the forgetful ones.

Download:
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Code

http://dw.com.com/redir?edId=3&siteId=4&oId=3000-2092_4-10226556&ontId=2092_4&spi=681fbf91cd2ff368862a52ac5483ef44&lop=link&tag=tdw_dltext<ype=dl_dlnow&pid=11355863&mfgId=114182&merId=114182&pguid=znb1-goOYI0AAFY71XQAAACi&destUrl=http%3A%2F%2Fdownload.cnet.com%2F3001-2092_4-10226556.html%3Fspi%3D681fbf91cd2ff368862a52ac5483ef44

Mozilla Firefox 4

Kenny — Tue, 12 Oct 2010 06:17:10 GMT

Firefox 4 beta 6 includes dozens of major features and improvements - by testing them early we'll be able to respond to your feedback for future versions of Firefox. Once you download Firefox 4 beta 6, you're part of our beta program and will receive regular updates as more features launch.

What's new in this version:

* Firefox 4 Beta 6 is available in 39 languages.
* Fixed a stability issue affecting Windows users.
* Fixed an issue causing rendering errors with plugins affecting Mac OS X users.
* Fixed a critical crash on all platforms.

Download:
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Code

http://dw.com.com/redir?edId=3&siteId=4&oId=3000-2356_4-10515987&ontId=2356_4&spi=8eaeb0a2c0dede3ef94c6b680d948dc4&lop=link&tag=tdw_dltext<ype=dl_dlnow&pid=11578261&mfgId=61635&merId=61635&pguid=fKz9yQoOYI8AAAlc2LMAAACR&destUrl=http%3A%2F%2Fdownload.cnet.com%2F3001-2356_4-10515987.html%3Fspi%3D8eaeb0a2c0dede3ef94c6b680d948dc4

Google Chrome 6

Kenny — Tue, 12 Oct 2010 06:13:19 GMT

The bottom line: Google Chrome 6 is not only stable to use, but comes with a full range of competitive features. It lacks some of the finer customizations in Firefox, but overall users browsing with Chrome will find it a pleasant, fast, and standards-compliant experience.

Review: Now into its second year, Google Chrome has begun to mature from a lightweight and fast browsing alternative into an innovative browser on the precipice of a potential browsing revolution with the pending ChromeOS. The browser that people can use today, Chrome 6, offers highly competitive features including synchronization, autofill, and and maintains Google's reputation for building one of the fastest browsers available.

Please note that there are at least four versions of Chrome available at the moment, and this review only addresses the "stable" branch, intended for general use. Chrome beta, dev, and Canary are respectively progressively less stable versions of the browser, and aimed at developers.

Installation:

Chrome's installation process is simple and straightforward. If you download from Google's Web site, it will ask you if you'd like to anonymous submit usage statistics to the company. This can be toggled even after the browser's installed by going to the "Wrench" preferences menu, choosing Options, then Under the Hood, and unchecking Help Make Chrome Better. Depending on your processor, the installation process should take less than two minutes.

Interface:

Google's Chrome interface has changed remarkably little since its surprise debut in September 2008. Tabs are still on top, the location bar--which Google likes to call the "Omnibar"--dominates the minimalist design, and the browser has few visible control buttons besides Back, Forward, and a combined Stop/Reload button. Although some users may not like the tabs on top, we find it to be aesthetically preferable because it leaves more room below for the Web site we're looking at.

One change has been to remove the secondary Page options button, and combine it with the preferences Wrench to create space for extension icons to the right of the location bar. As it currently looks, it could be better organized. Some controls, such as page zoom, are readily available. Others, such as the extension manager, are hidden away under a Tools sub-menu.

Chrome's extensions are fairly limited in how they can alter the browser's interface. Unlike Firefox, which gives add-on makers a lot of leeway to change the browser's look, Chrome mandates that extensions appear only as icons to the right of the location bar. The benefit maintains a uniform look in the browser, but it definitely limits how much the browser can be customized. Version 6 of Chrome doesn't support sidebars, either, although other Chromium-based browsers (such as the Flock 3 beta) do offer the feature.

Even with its limitations, the interface design has remained a contemporary exemplar of how to minimize the browser's screen footprint while remaining easy-to-use and versatile.

Features and Support:

Chrome 6's features are accessible from the preferences menu, and the browser offers a complete range of modern browsing conveniences. The basics are well-represented, including tabbed browsing, new window creation, and a private browsing mode that Google calls "Incognito" which disables cookies tracking, history recording, extension support and other browsing breadcrumbs.

Based on WebKit, the same open-source engine that powers Apple Safari, Google's Android mobile platform, and several other Web-browsing tools, but with a different JavaScript engine, Chrome's tabs remain one of the best things about the browser. The tabs are detachable: "tabs" and "windows" are interchangeable here. Detached tabs can be dragged and dropped into the browser, and tabs can be rearranged at any time by clicking, holding, dragging, and releasing. Not only can tabs be isolated, but each tab actually exists in its own task process. This means that when one site crashes, the other tabs do not. While memory leaks are a major concern in Chrome when you have dozens of tabs open, sluggish behavior and other impediments weren't noticeable until after there were more than 30 tabs open. That's not an immutable number, though, and a computer's hardware will alter browser performance.

Some of the basics in Chrome are handled extremely intuitively. In-page searching works smoothly. Using the CTRL + F hot key or the menu option, searching for a word or phrase will open a text entry box on the top right of the browser. It searches as you type, indicating the number of positives results and highlighting them on the page.

Account syncing is another area where Chrome excels. Using your Gmail account, Chrome will sync your themes, preferences, autofill entries, extensions, and bookmarks. You can toggle each of those categories, too. It does not yet offer password syncing, although the password manager offers a smart show password option that keeps it visually separate from the site that it's associated to.

Chrome also contains a lot of privacy-tweaking settings. In the Options menu, go to the Under the Hood tab. From here, users can toggle and customize most of the browser's privacy and security settings. Cookies, image management, JavaScript, plug-ins, pop-ups, location information, and notifications can be adjusted from the Content Settings button. This includes toggling specific plug-ins, such as the built-in Adobe Flash plug-in or the Chrome PDF reader (which is deactivated by default.)

Like Firefox, Chrome gives users broad control over search engines and setting search customizations. While this doesn't sound like much, not all browsers allow you to set keyword shortcuts for searching, and some even restrict which search engine you can set as your default. Chrome comes with three defaults to choose from: Google, Bing, and Yahoo.

The Chrome extension manager, bookmark manager, and download manager all open in new tabs. They allow you to search their contents and throw in some basic management options like deletion, but in general none feel as robust as their counterparts in competing browsers. For example, URLs in the bookmark manager are only revealed when you mouse over a bookmark, and you must click on one to get the URL to permanently appear. That's an extra click that other browsers don't require of you.

Two other low-profile but well-executed features in Chrome include auto-updating and translation. Chrome automatically updates when a new version comes out. This makes it harder to revert back to an older version, but it's highly unlikely that you'll want to downgrade this build of Chrome since this is the stable build and not the beta or developer's version. The second feature, automatic translation of Web pages, is available to other browsers as a Google add-on, but because it comes from Google it's baked directly into Chrome.

Chrome is also a leader in HTML5 implementation, which is uneven because of the continuing development of HMTL5 standards. This will become more important in the coming months and years, but for right now it doesn't massively affect a user's interaction with Web sites.

In the realm of security, besides allowing users to disable JavaScript, Chrome will autoblock Web sites that are known as unsafe or for promulgating phishing attacks and malware threats. This depends on Google's ability to flag Web sites as risky, though, and so it's recommended to use a network like the Web of Trust extension or a separate security program to block threats.

Performance:

Based on the open-source WebKit engine and Google's V8 JavaScript engine, Google Chrome debuted to much fanfare because of its rocketing rendering speeds. Two years down the line, that hasn't changed, and the stable version of Chrome remains one of the fastest stable browsers available. The less-stable versions, with their more recent improvements and bug-fixes, are even faster.

CNET benchmarks will be added here shortly, but Google claims that Chrome 6's JavaScript rendering is 10 times faster than when Chrome was first released in 2008. Historically, Chrome has been one of the fastest browsers available across multiple benchmarks, and that's not expected to change with this version.

Conclusion:

Where Chrome 5 was the first version of the browser that felt fully baked, Chrome 6 has begun to add serious features to that foundation while improving usability. It's a ready-to-go browser that offers top-of-the-line speed, a clean, minimalist look, and competitive features that justify its still-increasing market share. It does have minor problems, but Chrome should be a serious option for anybody who wants a browser that gets out of the way of browsing the Web.

Download:
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Code

http://dw.com.com/redir?edId=3&siteId=4&oId=3000-2356_4-10881381&ontId=2356_4&spi=9880b8b0a299f064fa622f52773ba53c&lop=link&tag=tdw_dltext<ype=dl_dlnow&pid=11630096&mfgId=78250&merId=78250&pguid=VtLQ7QoOYI0AAHjRRDEAAAB-&destUrl=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.google.com%2Fchrome

I SPY Treasure Hunt v1.0

Kenny — Sun, 10 Oct 2010 11:54:22 GMT

I SPY Treasure Hunt v1.0 | 146 Mb

I SPY Treasure Hunt v1.0 - Perfect for kids who love adventures while they are learning. Than playing video games, I Spy Treasure Hunt will improve your kids' reading and observation skills while keeping them entertained. It will also improve their skills in critical thinking, mapping, vocabulary, rhyming, logic and reasoning, cause and effect, following directions, visual memory and discrimination, and problem solving. Visual discrimination skills are also developed as they explore gorgeous backdrops from the beautiful Waterfalls to the creepy Skull Rock.

This brain building games for kids combines intriguing photographs of familiar objects with rich rhyming riddles to create brain-testing puzzles that kids can't resist. Playing I SPY riddles cleverly reveals pieces of three mysterious treasure maps. Once assembled, they lead you on a hunt to discover treasures left behind by legendary pirates. Each time kids play I Spy, they discover clever object associations, word play, and themes. Ideally for kids ages 5-8, I Spy Treasure Hunt is a great way of learning in a mysterious journey. Have fun and play with your kids as they learn and enjoy each adventure.

Download:
Available for users only

Code

http://hotfile.com/dl/75057819/76eb9ec/I.SPY.Treasure.Hunt.v1.0-TE.rar.html

Avast!Antivirus Pro 5.0.492

Kenny — Sun, 10 Oct 2010 11:53:01 GMT

Avast!Antivirus Pro 5.0.492 | 43 Mb

Avast! 5 Professional Edition is a collection of high-end technologies that work in perfect synergy, having one common goal: to give you the top grade protection against computer viruses. It represents an ideal solution for any Windows-based workstation.

avast! 5 Professional Edition is a complete ICSA certified antivirus software for your company. It obtained VB100% awards in 2002 / 4 Virus Bulletin comparative reviews.
Avast! Internet Security - Active internet users need greater protection for themselves as they shop and bank on-line. To secure against threats from infected web sites and the growing risk of identity theft, avast Internet security provides you with continuous protection from its layers of antivirus, anti-spyware, anti-rootkit protection, firewall and antispam.

Key Features Antivirus avast! 5.0
• High-performance virus scanning module
• Protection against rootkits
• Protection against spyware
• Russian interface

Download link
Available for users only

Code

http://hotfile.com/dl/37116715/28262ea/avast_Antivirus_Pro_5.0.492.rar.html

Avast AntiVirus 4.8 PRO Full Life Time Key

Kenny — Sun, 10 Oct 2010 11:50:54 GMT

Avast AntiVirus 4.8 PRO Full Life Time Key

avast! 4 Professional Edition is a collection of award winning, high-end technologies that work in perfect synergy, having one common goal: to protect your system and valuable data against computer viruses. It represents a best-in-class solution for any Windows-based workstation.

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Code

http://hotfile.com/dl/28657405/53a79e4/A.A.2009.Pro.v4.8.Plus___Keygen_2009.rar.html

HD Tune Pro v4.00

Kenny — Sun, 10 Oct 2010 11:48:52 GMT

HD Tune Pro v4.00

HD Tune Pro is an extended version of HD Tune which includes many new features such as: write benchmark, secure erasing, AAM setting, folder usage view, disk monitor, command line parameters and file benchmark.

Download:
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Code

http://upload.lu/vjea3uvk3jll/EFD.Software.HD.Tune.Pro.v4.00CzW_upload.lu.rar.html

Tune Up Utilities 2010

Kenny — Sun, 10 Oct 2010 11:47:07 GMT

Tune Up Utilities 2010 : RS : 20MB

With Tune Up Utilities, your system will be faster, more comfortable and more secure.
All important aspects of system configuration, security, cleanup and maintenance can be accessed through a modern graphical interface.
Tune Up Utilities will optimize the performance of your PC, solve problems and help you easily customize your computer to suit your needs.

Download Link
Available for users only

Code

http://rapidshare.com/files/302280639/TuneUp_Utilities_2010_with_key.rar

Photodex ProShow Producer v4.5.2949

Kenny — Sun, 10 Oct 2010 11:45:20 GMT

Photodex ProShow Producer 4.5.2949 | 32.91 Mb

ProShow Producer - program for creating professional presentations from Photodex. The utility supports the work of layers and makes it possible to use an unlimited number of layers for each slide. The program supports transparency for files PSD, PNG, TIFF and GIF, makes it possible to use a layer mask, and transition effects, gradient fills and fill color. Photos that make up the presentation, you can edit, and address them by tools such as increasing clarity, change contrast and color saturation. This website may contain signatures, including animated, background music. Finished project can be saved in one of 14 formats, including in HD Video, Flash and QuickTime. This edition is the most functional version of all three versions of this program, as well as fully suitable for business use.

Some possibilities:
"Adding unlimited number of layers to any slide
"Support for Drag-and-drop
"Support for over 100 file formats
"Support for transparency PSD, PNG, TIFF and GIF files
"Adding a gradient fill, or as a separate layer to get incredible results
"Application of transition effects for individual layers
"Built-in image correction tools (sharpen, blur, colorization, saturation, etc.)
"Creating an enhanced framework for your photo and video
"Cutting and turning your photos and videos with precision
"Red-eye" with built-in tool
"Scaling the coordinates X and Y individually for each layer
"Fully customizable slide preview grid allows you to accurately set the position for your photo and video
"Controlling fonts, colors and sizes of signatures to slides
"Animating signatures to slides with various built-in effects
"Using sound to your slides
"Supported file formats WAV and MP3 for audio
"Preserving audio tracks directly from CD-ROM and a direct dragging sounds in your slides
And much more ...

Additional features in this version:
"Copy-protected CD
"Watermark on the images and videos
"User Templates
"Capture frame
"Compressing AVI output
"Smoothing the transitions
"The use of textures in signatures
"The use of gradient in signatures
"Using styles signatures
"The use of interline spacing in signatures
"Rotate signatures
"Adjust the color of the shadows and transparency
"Creating vignettes
"Support for RAW-files
"Keyboard controls
And more

New:
"Styles of slides are preset effects that you can apply to any of your slide show
"Adding items to the layers, slides, or showing
"Editing keyframes with light using the new editor of key personnel
"The blurring of any image or video in your slideshow
"Like Adobe Photoshop, ProShow Producer 4.5 now allows you to adjust the layers on each slide
"The new audio synchronization tool
"Support of animated GIF images
"Installing the names layers
"Twists and coups video
"The enhanced audio controls
"New settings automatically saved
"Options menu, right-click
"Display time in seconds in the timeline

Download:
Available for users only

Code

http://hotfile.com/dl/75060727/e1dbef6/Photodex.ProShow.Producer.v4.5.2949.Incl.Keymaker-AGAiN.zip.html