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**[PWN]Schubie** · 12-10-08

awesome, thanks

lets keep them coming, im going to wait till friday night to sit down and have a go at the list, 14 hour work day tomorrow

procpuarie · 12-10-08

thanks! rep+. might want to add lighttpd webser on that!

**[PWN]Schubie** · 12-10-08

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Originally Posted by procpuarie

thanks! rep+. might want to add lighttpd webser on that!

thanks, will look into it

Kasper · 03-20-09

Thx for putting this together Schubie.

**[PWN]Schubie** · 03-20-09

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Originally Posted by Kasper

Thx for putting this together Schubie.

it was actually put together by an old member 'TehKirby' who no longer frequents the forums, i took over to try and get it updated, its been a little while since i had a chance to get it updated, but i was planning on finally finishing over the next two weeks.

boydyboyd · 03-21-09

Defraggler Is a great free defrag program. Made by the same people that made Cclearner so you know it's good

StarryNite · 03-21-09

WinHUA (Installs on Vista x64, but without a context menu)
http://www.klaimsoft.com/winuha/

It asks for a donation, but folks still can use it unhindered.

Best multimedia archiver I've found that isn't in the .paq format. When .bmp are archived they're smaller than .png. So now I just take .bmp screenshots and archive them down.

PeaZip (Vista x64 support)
http://peazip.sourceforge.net/

The ULTIMATE file compressor, as it offers .paq compression (which offers the smallest of all files). Many people don't use .paq because until PeaZip there wasn't a friendly way to use it (pure commandline), let alone the compression time can take over 24hrs for large archives with more than 2GB of memory. But now folks with mega photo and text files, you have a frontend and can cram those bloated files down to mere bytes/kilobytes.

Guttboy · 03-21-09

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Originally Posted by noobdown

imgburn

Noobdown posted this earlier but I think it really deserves to be in the list....I could not find it in there.

ImgBurn http://www.imgburn.com/

Its an ubobtrusive program that burns ISOs very well.....

boydyboyd · 03-21-09

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Originally Posted by Guttboy

Noobdown posted this earlier but I think it really deserves to be in the list....I could not find it in there.

ImgBurn http://www.imgburn.com/

Its an ubobtrusive program that burns ISOs very well.....

Burns ISOs to disk, Creates ISOs from discs, Create ISO from files/folders. It does everything!

talicy · 03-22-09

Wow. This is the best list of freeware I've seen. Downloading Rainlender.

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StarryNite 4.0 GHz Join Date: Dec 2006 Posts: 1,465 Rep: 88 Unique Rep: 75 Trader Rating: 0	WinHUA (Installs on Vista x64, but without a context menu) http://www.klaimsoft.com/winuha/ It asks for a donation, but folks still can use it unhindered. Best multimedia archiver I've found that isn't in the .paq format. When .bmp are archived they're smaller than .png. So now I just take .bmp screenshots and archive them down. PeaZip (Vista x64 support) http://peazip.sourceforge.net/ The ULTIMATE file compressor, as it offers .paq compression (which offers the smallest of all files). Many people don't use .paq because until PeaZip there wasn't a friendly way to use it (pure commandline), let alone the compression time can take over 24hrs for large archives with more than 2GB of memory. But now folks with mega photo and text files, you have a frontend and can cram those bloated files down to mere bytes/kilobytes.

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