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3D Clipboard
clipboard history residing in the Windows system tray.
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AllSnap
Free - AllSnap adds window-snapping functionality to all windows. It's neat and tiny and good.
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Clickie
Free - Adds "Copy Path Name To Clipboard" and "Open MSDOS Prompt" to your context menu.
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Clipomatic
Free - Expands the capability of the clipboard, allowing for multiple clipboards, permanent clips, etc.
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Deskview
Free - A tiny program that forces desktop icons to look like Listmode view (tiny! And all lined up)
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Dirkey
folder bookmarks in open dialog boxes
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Fluid
a screensaver for Mac OS X. But, Fluid isn't just any screensaver. It is a realtime fluid-dynamics model that renders to your screen using wave velocity color-coding and reflections on the surface of the waves. Fluid also has its own particle engine so that it can visualize particles within the liquid medium. Add to that the ability to show the streaklines of the currents and you've got yourself one really intense screensaver.
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Folder Size
OSS Windows explorer plugin to show folder size
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FreeZip
shell-integrated zip program for Win2K.
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glass2k
a small little program that allows Windows 2000/XP users to make any window transparent. Right-click on any window or press the keyboard shortcuts (Control + Shift + [0-9]) to make any window transparent. It's that simple.
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HoeKey
Free - //Ridiculously// customizable global hotkey program.
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HotKeyControl
Free - Another keymapping app. Requires VB 6.0 Runtimes.
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Hotkeys
Free, open source and sexy hotkeys, the shortcut editor (and more) that should be in Vista but isn't.
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Icon Restore
Free - Lets you save and restore your desktop icon layout in two clicks.
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Joe
Free - ANOTHER Alt+Tab enhancer.
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keyboard_remapper
full control over your keyboard 95/98/NT
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KeyTweak
keyboard remapper NT/2K/XP
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Microsoft Powertoys for Windows XP
Free - Latest in the ongoing suite of neat little apps Microsoft has released to go along with Windows. Of special note are,, and.
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MultiMonTaskbar
extend taskbar to second monitor
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Openwide
Change the universal open/save dialogue boxes that you see in almost all Windows programs. Choose the details view, sorting, windows size, input focus, etc.
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QuickStart
Free - Command-line Program launcher like Quicksilver for OSX.
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Reflex Vision
Shareware ($10, free for 100 uses) - Yet another task switcher for XP and 2000, brings OSX's Exposé feature to windows. Formerly called Entbloess, which was a horrible name.
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SharpKeys
Free - Lets you remap any key to another key.
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ShellToys XP
Shareware ($37, 45 day trial available) - Collection of context-menu . . things . .
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Snarl
It's like Growl for windows. Customizable unified toaster-style notifications. Can replace all Windows Balloon Tooltips.
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StrokeIt
Free - OS-Wide customizable mouse gestures.
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SuperCopier
faster copy with pause, accurate progress display, etc.
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TaskSwitch XP
Free / Open Source - Pretty Alt+Tab replacement tool with previews for XP
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TransText
a small shell extension for Windows95/98/Me/NT/2000, which will allow the user to have transparent background color in the icon caption area, thereby getting rid of the irritating one-colored rectangles covering your nice background image. The program also allows the user to set the icon text color. TransText resides in the system tray bar, and is only active when the background image is updated in connection with changed resolution or other system changes (the tray icon can be removed).
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WhoLockMe
Free - Explorer extension that lets you figure out what program has a file in use, thus preventing it from being deleted.
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WinExpose
Expose clone for Windows. Much better than any alternative I've used. Currently in development, but the betas work great.
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WinKey
Windows shortcut key mapper.
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WinRoll
Free / Open Source - Adds "Rolling" or "Windowshade" mode to all windows.
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WinTidy
desktop icon arranger
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Yankee Clipper III
Windows clipboard extender/memory- now in its third generation. Handles Pictures, Richtext, URLS, etc - any size. Features printing, drag and drop, optional permanent storage of clippings. Familiar 'Outlook' interface.