If you are tired of the limitations of the standard Microsoft Paint and don't want to pay all the money for Photoshop then you should try out Paint.net . It has quite a number of cool features for a free image editor. [ Version 2.1 just released via Rick Brewster ]

After playing around with TopDesk for a little while I'm about ready to pay my $9.95 to buy it. I just want to use it a couple days to make sure it works properly on my machine configuration. If you don't like the standard Alt-Tab task switcher you should definitely give this a trail run. Thanks Scott...

I've finally got around to publishing a new release of Run++ . There are a number of changes since the last time. The biggest items being: 1) UI has changed and is now customizable. 2) Updated to use the full version of .NET 2.0 instead of the beta. 3) Default startup key has changed from WIN+R to...

I've finally got around to publishing a new release of Run++ . There are a number of changes since the last time. The biggest items being: 1) UI has changed and is now customizable. 2) Updated to use the full version of .NET 2.0 instead of the beta. 3) Default startup key has changed from WIN+R to...

If you are tired of the limitations of the standard Microsoft Paint and don't want to pay all the money for Photoshop then you should try out Paint.net . It has quite a number of cool features for a free image editor. [ Version 2.1 just released via Rick Brewster ]

After playing around with TopDesk for a little while I'm about ready to pay my $9.95 to buy it. I just want to use it a couple days to make sure it works properly on my machine configuration. If you don't like the standard Alt-Tab task switcher you should definitely give this a trail run. Thanks Scott...