June 17, 2010

Best Free Stuff on the Web

The Best Free Downloads on the Web, By Wendy Boswell, About.com Guide

Free eBooks on the Web
Find Free Downloadable eBooks, By Wendy Boswell, About.com Guide

There are a ton of sites that offer free eBooks on the Web. Here are a few sites where you can find free downloadable eBooks.
  • Project Gutenberg: "There are 18,000 free books in the Project Gutenberg Online Book Catalog."   
  • WorldeBookFair: for a limited time, you can have access to over a million free ebooks.
  • 55 Ways to Have Fun with Google: a fun eBook from Phillip Lenssen on how to get more out of Google.
  • WorldLibrary:"More than 330,000+ unabridged original single file PDF eBooks by the original authors."
  • FreeTechBooks: just like the name of the site, you can get free technology-related books here.
  • iPod eBook Creator: enter in a text file and this handy utility converts it to a file you can view on your iPod.
  • ReadPrint:"Our website offers thousands of free books for students, teachers, and the classic enthusiast." Lots of free classic books and literature here.
  • FullBooks.com: organized alphabetically; there are a TON of books here.
  • Bartleby eBooks: a huge array of classic literature, all available for free download.
  • Bibliomania:"Free Online Literature with more than 2000 Classic Texts." 

Download Free Computer Books
Find Free Computer Books On The Web
By Wendy Boswell, About.com Guide

There are plenty of sites out there that allow you download free, complete, computer books. Here are just a few of the sites you can find free computer books:




    Free Audio Books
    The Best Sites for Free Audio Books
    By Wendy Boswell, About.com Guide

    If you're looking for free audio books, the web is the best place to find them. There are plenty of sites that offer free audio books that are in the public domain, read by very talented narrators (I wouldn't suggest listening to the books narrated by computers; they sound very odd and take away from the story, in my opinion).

    You can download these stories directly onto your computer and put them on your iPod or other mobile device, burn them onto a CD to listen to in the car, etc. Here are some of the best sources to find free audio books on the web:
    • Librivox is a fantastic place to find audio books. This is usually the first place I go to find books for my iPod.
    • Podiobooks is an interesting way to get audio books; they offer complete books in episodic form so you can get just a chapter at a time via RSS or by iTunes; in addition, you can simply click and listen to a story online.
    • AudioBooksForFree is a large site that offers hundreds of audio books for free download; the only hitch is that their books and lectures come in small files (you can download a book all at once for a fee).
    • ThoughtAudio has a good selection of classic audio books available for free download.
    • Learn Out Loud is a gigantic collection of free audio books, lectures, and educational podcasts. One of the best resources for free audio books.
    • Lit2Go: from the Florida Educational Technology Clearinghouse, a collection of stories and poems in audio book format.
    • BooksShouldBeFree gives you a dozen plus categories to choose free audio books from, anything from Anthropology to War.
    • Project Gutenberg has a huge selection of human-read audio books available. You can search by author, title, language, and more.

    Looking for the best free downloads? Here are my picks for the best free downloads on the Web.

    Dropbox: A free download utility that helps you store and save your files online for easy backup.

    Free Audiobooks: If you're looking for free audiobooks, the web is the best place to find them. There are plenty of sites that offer free audiobooks that are in the public domain, read by very talented narrators (I wouldn't suggest listening to the books narrated by computers; they sound very odd and take away from the story, in my opinion).

    Free Midi Files: Want to find free MIDI files to use as background music for your Web site? I've found a few sites that have plenty of free MIDI files for you.

    Free Sound Effects: Whether you're looking for Halloween sound effects, movie sound effects, or something else even more creative, I've rounded up a few sites that will help you find those free sound effects.

    Free Online Study Guides: Good online study guides - the kind that aren't trying to sell you pre-packaged essays every five minutes - are few and far between.

    What's the best site for free music downloads?: Is there such a thing as free music downloads - LEGAL free music downloads? Sure! Here are a few of the best sites for free music downloads.

    Download Free Documentaries: Want to catch up on your political documentaries? Try FreeDocumentaries.org.

    Free Online Jigsaw Puzzles: If you're a fan of jigsaw puzzles, then you'll love my list of free online jigsaw puzzles. All the fun without the lost pieces.

    Celestia: Celestia is a "free space simulation that lets you explore our universe in three dimensions."

    Retro Game Downloads: Download some free retro games at Retro Game Downloads; Space Invaders, Pacman, and Defender all are here.

    Free Abandonware Downloads: Get a ton of free abandonware (software that is no longer marketed or offered through it's original source, although it is available at other sources) from Free Abandonware Downloads.

    Apple Keynote Collections: The Complete Apple Keynote Collection, from 1996-2006, is now available for free download at The Pirate Bay, a popular BitTorrent tracker.

    Rag Doll Software: Try these interesting physics games for both Windows and Macs from Rag Doll Software; free to try, if you really like 'em you can purchase the full version.

    Astrod Freeware: If you're into astronomy, then you'll love Astrod Freeware, a collection of some really spectacular (and useful!) astronomy freeware apps.

    OldVersion: If it's not broke, don't upgrade it: "Sometimes upgrading to a newer version can be a good thing. Other times, your computer may not be compatible with the new version, the new version is bloated, or all the options you liked are no longer available. OldVersion.com has been supplying the online community with old versions of various programs since 2001."

    Snarl: Snarl is a free notification system for various applications on your computer; it runs in the background and does not "hijack" what you've already got up.

    RapidShared: RapidShared is a file-sharing community: "RapidShared.ORG is a catalog of materials, hosted on the servers of rapidshare.de, the world leading file hosting service. Aim of this project is to gather links spread all over the net in one single place and to structurize them in a user-friendly way. All links get checked (if valid, for duplicate entries, etc) to make everything even more comfortable!"

    Portable Apps: PortableApps is an open source platform that works with almost any hardware you might throw at it: "Now you can carry your favorite computer programs along with all of your bookmarks, settings, email and more with you. Use them on any Windows computer. All without leaving any personal data behind."

    Skype: Skype is quickly becoming one of the most popular (and cost-effective) ways to make phone calls to anyone in the world. Learn more about Skype and how you can make it work for you.

    Free Downloadable Fonts: All sorts of great fonts available for free.

    YouTubeX: Download and save YouTube videos simply with YouTubeX, a free video utility.

    Free Documentaries: Free documentaries to download.

    Free Computer Books: There are plenty of sites out there that allow you download free, complete, computer books. Here are just a few of the sites you can find free computer books.

    Nintendo Wii Screensaver: Can't get enough of the Nintendo Wii? Try this free Nintendo Wii screensaver, a fun way to decorate your desktop.

    Picasa: Picasa is a free Google download that helps you to organize, edit, and share your digital photos on the Web.

    Free Documentaries: Want to catch up on your political documentaries? Try FreeDocumentaries.org, a site that offers you acclaimed documentaries.

    YouTubex: Download and save YouTube videos simply with YouTubeX, a free video utility.

    Sideload: Looking for free music downloads? Try Sideload, a great site with one of the best free music and free MP3 collections available for free download on the Web.

    Skype 101: Skype is quickly becoming one of the most popular (and cost-effective) ways to make phone calls to anyone in the world. Learn more about Skype and how you can make it work for you.

    Free Books Online: There are a ton of sites that offer free eBooks on the Web. Here are a few sites where you can find free downloadable eBooks.

    Free Music Downloads: Free downloadable music on the Web really does exist; as long as you're willing to listen to music other than what's on the radio and top 40 (for the most part). Plus, it's FREE!

    Free Movie Downloads: After a hard day of studying, why not find a free movie on the Web? There are plenty of free movie downloads available, if you know where to look.

    Spyware Remover Tools: Keep your computer running virus-free with these free spyware removers; you don't want to lose your homework.

    Google Talk: Communicate with your classmates or profs with Google Talk, a slick, streamlined instant messenger application.

    Yahoo Widget Engine: Yahoo Widgets is a great way to find all the best widgets in one place. In order to get those widgets on your desktop, you'll need to download the Yahoo Widget Engine for Mac or Windows, and then you'll be ready to find and download all the Yahoo Widgets your heart desires.

    Search the Web with Toolbars: Many people save a lot of time in their Web searches by using a toolbar, which is basically a software application which gives searches the ability to perform searches and other functions quickly.

    Firefox Extensions: Firefox extensions "are small add-ons that add new functionality to Mozilla applications. They can add anything from a toolbar button to a completely new feature. They allow the application to be customized to fit the personal needs of each user if they need additional features, while minimizing the size of the application itself."

    Free Online Calendars: Most of these just require a free sign-up and are a great way to organize yourself. If you're tired of writing on the back of napkins and would like a bit more organization, then online calendars might be just the thing for you. Here are my picks for some of the best online calendars on the Web.

    Google Desktop Search: I absolutely could not live without Google Desktop; I use it constantly to find old files, emails, chats, etc. Here are a few Google Desktop search commands you can use as shortcuts within the Google Desktop program.

    The Best Freeware Downloads on the Web: Basically, freeware is free software offered up on the Web for your own personal download and use. There are plenty of great freeware downloads on the Web; here are just a few good freeware downloads sites.

    Find an Instant Messenger Client: Using the Web to talk instantly in real-time is possible with instant messenger clients. Here are a few of the best instant messenger programs on the Web.

    Add Search Engines to Your Firefox Toolbar: Save some time researching that big paper by adding more search engines to your Firefox toolbar. It's fast, easy, and free.

    Free Video Downloads: Kick back after a long day of classes with these free viral video downloads: anything from zombies eating your brains (?) to Ok Go to the Simpsons.

    Free Mp3 Downloads: If you're looking for free MP3 downloads, you can get overwhelmed pretty quickly. Here are a few sites where you can always find the best free MP3 downloads.

    Free Videos Online: More people are watching free videos on the Web than ever before in history. Find out where you can watch free videos online.

    Free Computer Books: There are plenty of sites out there that allow you download free, complete, computer books. Here are just a few of the sites you can find free computer books.

    Desktoptopia: Desktoptopia, a free desktop manager download for both Windows and Mac machines that automatically updates your computer with designer desktop designs as often as you


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    How To Find Free Downloadable Books 

    Google Book Search is a very useful tool for finding books according to keyword search. The Google database contains a massive library of scanned books. You can also use Google Book Search to find and download books in the public domain.
    Only books in the public domain can be downloaded. Books with intact copyright are available only for preview. The amount of book that can be previewed varies from citation only to the entire book, depending on the agreement Google has with the publisher.

    Difficulty: Easy
    Time Required: Two minutes or less
    Here's How:
    1. Go to Google Book Search.
    2. Select the "Advanced Book Search" link.
    3. Under Search: choose the radio button marked Full view only. This doesn't guarantee you'll find a public domain book, but it significantly improves your chances.
    4. Enter a search phrase. The search phrase can be one or many words, and it can be the name of authors, keywords within a book, or keywords from the title of a book. You'll increase your chances if you enter your search phrase in the "with at least one of the words" box.
    5. Press the "Google Search" button.
    6. Your results page appears with a list of books that you can view. Click on a book to look inside that book.
    7. Some of these books may still be under copyright. If the book is public domain, you will see a Download button on the right side of the browser window.
    8. Click on the Download button to download a PDF of the book.
    9. You may read the book on your desktop or print it. Be sure to read Google's usage guideline requests. Google Book Search is on the Web at http://books.google.com.
    What You Need:
    • A Computer Connected to the Internet
    • A Web Browser
    • Adobe Acrobat Reader
    Source:  http://google.about.com/od/experimentalgoogletools/ht/how2dwnloadbook.htm



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    Read Magazines At Google Book Search

    Google began to include magazines to their book search engine. The search is currently limited to selected magazines with plans to expand it in the future. One could probably assume that only older or outdated magazines have been scanned by the Google Book Search team. This is apparently not the case. Several December 08 issues of popular magazines are already accessible by the book search.
    Some examples are issues of Maximum PC, Men’s Health or Mac Life.


    Google does not provide a list of all available magazines which means that users need to use the search to find magazines of interest. One of the best methods to find current issues is to limit the type to magazines and the year to 2008 which can both be done in the advanced search options.


    Each magazine can be read right in the web browser. It is possible to scroll through the magazine, jump to a page and to zoom in or out. There is also an option to view the magazine in fullscreen and to display two pages next to each other which is great for users with widescreen monitors.


    magazines online

    The quality of the scans is quite good. It is interesting to note that zooming will have no impact on the text quality. Google Books seems to use a method to sharpen text after zooming in or out.
    Google needs to work on the usability of Google Book Search. The most important function that is missing is an overview of all available magazines.

    Source: http://www.ghacks.net/2008/12/12/read-magazines-at-google-book-search/

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      June 1, 2010

      100 Free Windows Programs For Your Daily Use

      Two years back, we compiled a list of 100 useful software that you can install for daily usage. Two years down the road, some of the software in the list are already outdated or no longer available and many new software emerge, so now we feel there is a need to recompile the list of free software again. This time round, we are going to spend a bit more effort and compile 100 free software each for Windows, Mac and Linux. It took us a lot of hard work and time to source out the software, so if you like it, don’t forget to spread the word around. This is the first part of our compilation focusing on free Windows application. Mac and Linux applications will come in the later series.

      Office Suite/Word Processing/Text Editor

      1. OpenOffice.org – The most complete free office suite and also the best alternative to Microsoft Office.
      2. Go-OO – A variant of Open Office that has built in OpenXML import filters and will import your Microsoft Works files.
      3. IBM Lotus Symphony – a richly-featured set of productivity tools that are intuitive and easy to use. There are three applications that make up Lotus Symphony: Lotus Symphony Documents, Lotus Symphony Spreadsheets and Lotus Symphony Presentations.
      4. SSuite Office – Excalibur 2.0 – A visual pleasing set of office applications that contains more than a word processor and spreadsheet.
      5. AbiWord – a lightweight and easy to use word processor
      6. Jarte – a word processor that uses the Microsoft WordPad processing engine.
      7. Notepad++ – a free source code editor and Notepad replacement software that supports several languages.
      8. TED Notepad – TED Notepad is a chrome-less freeware text editor. It offers 197 text-processing functions, innovative features and other advanced tools. This light-weight portable notepad replacement fits on any USB flash disk and loads instantly with no installation required.
      9. Notepad2 – a fast and light-weight Notepad-like text editor with syntax highlighting. This program can be run out of the box without installation, and does not touch your system’s registry.
      10. PsPad – a simple yet powerful alternative to your regular Notepad

      Security Suite/Antivirus/Firewall/Anti-malware

      1. Avast! Home Edition – one of the most popular free antivirus software out in the market
      2. AVG Anti-Virus – another top favorite among end users
      3. Comodo Internet Security – a complete security suite of firewall and antivirus
      4. Avira AntiVir Personal – good for detecting viruses and malware that other antivirus apps miss
      5. Clamwin AV – the only free and open source antivirus in this section. Nevertheless, it does its job well.
      6. SecureIT – Built on top of ClamWin AV, this software contains anti-virus, anti-spyware, firewall and malware blocker.
      7. Microsoft Security Essential – a lightweight and fast antivirus software by Microsoft
      8. SpyCatcher Express – a free and easy to use anti-spyware application
      9. HijackThis – a free utility that generates an in depth report of registry and file settings from your computer.
      10. Zone Alarm Free Firewall – the grand daddy of all free firewall software. Still as useful even though it has been around for a long time.

      Image Editor

      1. GIMP / GimpShop / GimPad – GIMP is touted as the best alternative to Photoshop. Gimpshop and Gimpad are two other alternatives that make GIMP interface more like Photoshop
      2. Paint.net – This is a much better image editing tool than the default Paint in Windows.
      3. IrfanView – a great image viewer that is simple to use for beginner and powerful enough for professional.
      4. PhotoScape – Photoscape is a fun and easy photo editing software that enables you to fix and enhance photos.
      5. ImageMagick – a popular software to create, edit, and compose bitmap images. It can read, convert and write images in a variety of formats (over 100) including DPX, EXR, GIF, JPEG, JPEG-2000, PDF, PhotoCD, PNG, Postscript, SVG, and TIFF.
      6. InkScape – An Open Source vector graphics editor, with capabilities similar to Illustrator, CorelDraw, or Xara X, using the W3C standard Scalable Vector Graphics (SVG) file format
      7. Photo Pos Pro – a free photo editor offers users a wide variety of possibilities in the fields of Image Enhancing and Image Editing and in the field of Computer Graphics Design.
      8. XnView – a utility for viewing and converting graphic files
      9. Photobie – Photobie is image editing software that combines features amateurs can use with advanced tools professionals will appreciate.

      Instant Messaging Client

      1. Digsby – a mix between IM, social networking tool and email client
      2. Pidgin – an easy to use and free chat client used by millions. Connect to AIM, MSN, Yahoo, and more chat networks all at once.
      3. Trillian Astra – Chat on Windows Live™, Yahoo!, MySpaceIM, AIM, Google, ICQ, Jabber, Skype, IRC, and manage your Email, Facebook, and Twitter!
      4. Skype – the grand daddy of VOIP software
      5. MSN Messenger Polygamy – MSN Messenger (WLM) Polygamy 2009 will allow you to use multiple copies of MSN Messenger at the same time.
      6. Nimbuzz – With one secure log-in you can access Windows Live Messenger (MSN), Yahoo, ICQ, AIM, Google Talk, Facebook, MySpace, Gadu-Gadu, Hyves and many more.
      7. Miranda IM – an open-source multi protocol instant messenger client for Microsoft Windows. It’s smaller, faster, easier!
      8. VoxOx – With only one login, VoxOx gives you access to all your instant messaging accounts from one window. Facebook, MySpace and Skype IM are included now, so you can chat with any of your friends on your favorite network or instant messenger from VoxOx.
      9. Palringo – Available for both computer and mobile phone. Now you can chat with all your buddies, no matter what IM they use, all from one universal Instant Messenger.

      Social network Desktop Client

      1. Fishbowl – personalize how you read your Facebook newsfeed, update status, comment, like, browse and upload photos.
      2. TweetDeck – Receive update for Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn simultaneously
      3. Seesmic Desktop – supports multiple Facebook and Twitter accounts
      4. Scrapboy – a downloadable client that will let you use Facebook chat, see updates to friends walls and browse new photos, set Facebook reminders, and more all without having to go to Facebook through your browser.
      5. Nomee – 120+ social networking sites served up in one place. So you can easily find and follow the social networking of friends and celebrities, family and coworkers. Facebook, Twitter, MySpace, YouTube, LinkedIn, Flickr and more than 100 more.
      6. Yoono Desktop – Yoono is an easy to use application that allows you to connect to all your social networks and instant messaging services – in one place.
      7. twhirl – connects to multiple Twitter, laconi.ca, Friendfeed and Seesmic Video accounts
      8. jUploadr – a cross platform, cross-site Photo uploader
      9. 8hands Desktop – 8hands is a service for the social networks users that want to always stay in the know but don’t want to waste too much time on checking their blogs and profiles. The 8hands Desktop application will organize all your social networks into one place and notify you upon new events.
      10. Sobees Lite – Search the recent messages posted on Twitter and Friendfeed and be the first one informed if anything that matters to you happens.

      Media Converter/Ripper

      1. Xvid4PSP – Converting videos to various formats
      2. Mobile media converter – a free video and audio converter for converting between popular desktop media formats like MP3, Windows Media Audio (wma), Ogg Vorbis Audio (ogg), Wave Audio (wav), MPEG video, AVI, Windows Media Video (wmv), Flash Video (flv), QuickTime Video (mov) and commonly used mobile devices/phones formats like AMR audio (amr) and 3GP video.
      3. Handbrake – an open-source, GPL-licensed, multiplatform, multithreaded video transcoder, available for MacOS X, Linux and Windows.
      4. Videora converter – a free iPod video converter that converts video files, YouTube videos, movies and DVD’s so you can play them on your iPod.
      5. Avi2Dvd – an All In One tool to convert from Avi/Ogm/Mkv/Wmv/Dvd to Dvd/Svcd/Vcd format.
      6. MediaCoder – touted as the swiss army knife for media transcoding in all time.
      7. Any Video Converter – a free video converter for converting video files between various formats, with fast converting speed and excellent video quality.
      8. VLC – VLC is a versatile media player that can play almost any video/audio you throw to it.
      9. Free FLV Converter – Search and download videos from Youtube, Dailymotion, Google Video, Yahoo Videos, MetaCafe, Veoh, megavideo and convert them to AVI, iPod, PSO, iPhone, 3GP or FLV (flash) formats.
      10. Free Video To iPhone Converter – Convert video files to Apple iPhone MP4 video format encoded with the high quality h.264 video codec.

      Music management Software

      1. iTunes – Apple most popular music management software. You need it to sync your iPod.
      2. Winamp Media Player – a proprietary media player that is both skinnable and supports multi-format.
      3. JetAudio Basic – a media player that supports all major file formats
      4. Media Monkey – allows you to organize music and edit tags in your audio library with a powerful, intuitive interface.
      5. Songbird – free, open source media player that allows you to browse the Web within the player
      6. SharePod – manage your iPod without iTunes
      7. Helium Music Manager – a full-fledged music manager that can rip, tag, play, burn and synchronize with your portable device
      8. DoubleTwist – a great alternative to iTunes, able to sync your iPod, iPhone, iPod Touch and Android Phone
      9. Foobar 2000 – an advanced music player that took 10 years to release the version 1.0
      10. TagScanner – a multifunction program for organizing and managing your music collection.

      Email Client

      1. Thunderbird – a free, open source and powerful email client.
      2. Eudora – one of the oldest email client around
      3. Zimbra desktop – the main email client behind Yahoo! mail, now also available for desktop
      4. Opera Mail – an email client built within the Opera browser.
      5. Sylpheed – a simple, lightweight but featureful, and easy-to-use e-mail client
      6. IncrediMail – a visually pleasing email client that enables you to create nice email background and template.
      7. Pegasus Mail – a email client with a long history
      8. Windows Live Mail – Get multiple e-mail accounts in one program – Hotmail, Gmail, Yahoo!* and more. And now Windows Live Mail has a calendar, too. Mail combines the ease of use of Outlook Express, with the speed of Windows Live.
      9. Koma-mail – Koma-Mail is an email client which is comfortable and has very handy functions. It does not need an installation, so that you can run Koma-Mail from your flash drive but, of course, also on your desktop.
      10. Mulberry Mail – another free and open source email client.

      System Optimization and Diagnostic Tool

      1. CCleaner – a freeware system optimization, privacy and cleaning tool. It removes unused files from your system – allowing Windows to run faster and freeing up valuable hard disk space.
      2. Defraggler – Use Defraggler to defrag your entire hard drive, or individual files – unique in the industry. This compact and portable Windows application supports NTFS and FAT32 file systems.
      3. Auslogics Disk Defrag – a compact and fast defragmentation tool that supports both FAT 16/32, and NTFS file systems. It’s supplied with advanced disk optimization techniques, which will remedy your system sluggishness and crashes caused by disk fragmentation.
      4. Easeus Partition Master Home Edition – an useful tool to optimize the performance of server or non-server machines including latest Windows 7 by extending the system partition. To Create, Delete, Resize/Move, Copy, Merge, Split  or Format  partition is also easy to realize.
      5. CPU-Z – CPU-Z is a freeware that gathers information on some of the main devices of your system.
      6. Ultimate Windows Tweaker – a freeware Tweak UI Utility for tweaking and optimizing Windows Vista, 32-bit & 64-bit. It can simply be downloaded and used as a portable application to customize your Windows Vista to meet your requirements.
      7. TweakNow PowerPack – a fully-integrated suite of utilities that let you fine-tune every aspect of your computer’s operating system and Web browser.
      8. Security Process Explorer – an enhanced task manager that provides advanced information about programs and processes running on the computer. It displays all the standard information, including file name, directory path, description, CPU usage etc. as well as a unique security risk rating.
      9. The Ultimate Troubleshooter – The Ultimate Troubleshooter (TUT) identifies for you the background task which is causing the crash.
      10. Process Explorer – The Process Explorer shows a list of the currently active processes and the information regarding the processes.

      Backup Program

      1. Cobian Backup – a free, donation-supported backup software for Windows.
      2. Easeus to do backup – enables you to clone the entire disk fast both in windows and bootable CD.
      3. Comodo Time Machine – a powerful system rollback utility that allows users to quickly restore their computers to an earlier point in time.
      4. Back4Win – Easy to use freeware Backup program with many features including backup span disk (spanning) to CDR(Back4winXP) and CDRW.
      5. DriveImage XML – DriveImage XML is an easy to use and reliable program for imaging and backing up partitions and logical drives.
      6. JaBackup – Backup software designed to automate all your backup, synchronization, and archiving tasks.
      7. SyncBack Freeware – a premium suite of backup and synchronization software. The SyncBack Freeware is free to download and use.
      8. FBackup – FBackup has a simple interface that guides you through the process of defining a backup job with a friendly wizard.
      9. File Backup Watcher (Free Edition) – Program File Backup Watcher is intended for files and folders backup, both with their following archiving, and without it. Backup is possible on a local computer, via Network, E-mail, FTP, CD-R, CD-RW, DVD-R  and DVD-RW!
      10. Synchredible Standard Edition – synchronizes your data/folders the easy way: several assistants support you on defining scheduled jobs for data synchronisation and data backup.
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      Posted on January 28th, 2010
      Source: http://maketecheasier.com/100-free-windows-software-for-your-daily-use/2010/01/28
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