BlueScreenView
When the Blue Screen Of Death happens on your computer it would be a
good idea to identify the device driver that is causing the problem
and take necessary steps to resolve it. In order to help zero-in on
the 'culprit/s' which caused Blue Screen Of Death of your Windows,
BlueScreenView, a free utility, can help. It is a tiny utility that
scans the dumps of BSOD, analyses the data and provides useful
information to understand the crash. For every crash this application
can display Device driver or module ((filename, product name, file
description, and file version) that possibly caused the crash of the
system, date and time of crash, the device drivers that were loaded
during the crash, and crash details on a blue screen. The application
works with Windows XP,Windows Server 2003, Windows Server 2008,
Windows Vista, and Windows 7, as long as Windows is configured to
save minidump files during BSOD crashes. No installation required.
BlueScreenView can be downloaded at
http://www.nirsoft.
XSearch
XSearch can search files on your computer in high speed. To search you
can specify the words option, like, "any of the words", "all of the
words", "exact phrase", "without the words" and others. To search by
words, separate the words by using the space character, to separate
names and folders, use the ";" character. For example: Words: "StringA
String B", Names: "*.a;*.b;kk*
You can enable the context menu for XSearch, to help search for
files in any folder by right-clicking at the folder in Windows
Explorer and choosing the "XSearch" menu item. XSearch also supports
search words in files in unicode or UTF8 formats. You can carry out
search in hexadecimal, and provides a tool to view the contents.
XSearch supports search for files in specified size, date and time -
search files that were created at noon on 1st Aug 2009, or by the
exact size in bytes, KB, MB or GB. The search results can be saved.
Search histories are recorded, however, you can also clear the
entires. XSearch supports most of the file operations in Explorer such
as Copy, Cut, Rename, Drag and drop etc.
The freeware version of XSearch can be downloaded at
http://www.easexp.com/xsearch/xsearch.exe
No installation required.
SUMO Paint
SUMO Paint is a free online alternative image editor to Photoshop. It
is built with Adobe Flex and can run from your browser. SUMO Paint
has a Photoshop look alike interface - the floating toolbar, palettes
and color bars are far too familiar. All the required tools to
create a professional image are provided onlline - Ink, Pencil tools,
brushes, filters, customise shapes for vector work, and add multiple
layers for various effects. You can either upload the image from your
computer or insert the url of an online image. You can also create a
SUMO account to upload your images. Once done you can download the
edited images to your computer in jpg/png format or store it online
with your SUMO accoun. Sumo Paint is a professional image editing and
painting software in your browser. If you wish, you can set the image
that you save in your SUMO account to made be available for public
viewing.
More details of SUMO Paint v1.0 at http://www.sumo.fi/home/
At http://www.sumo.
of SUMO and the tricks you can do with it.
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Is there a utility to help create strong passwords?
To create strong passwords you may read a Microsoft primer
on Strong Passwords at http://www.microsof
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