By Geeks for Non-Geeks

A lot of freeware is written by geeks for geeks, with an emphasis on efficiency and ease-of-use... for power users.  While we work hard to keep our software efficient, our emphasis is on reliability and ease-of-use... for average users.

This software is written by geeks for non-geeks.  If you're looking for the other kind you may be disappointed, but please don't complain, this software is simply not made for you.

Talking Alarm Clock

Talking Alarm Clock lets your computer remind you of important dates and events.

• It uses Microsoft^® Agent to show a talking animated alarm. The alarm can also play any sound you choose and includes a handy snooze button.

• An alarm can be set to go off once, daily, weekly, monthly or annually, with very flexible scheduling.  Each alarm can have multiple schedules.

• An icon in the Windows^® system tray gives quick access to the alarm clock. The New Alarm Wizard makes adding an alarm fast and easy.

• Talking Alarm Clock's windows are easy on the eye, with soft colors and gentle transitions. There's also help balloon that shows a full explanation of each part of the Alarm Clock window.

Talking Desktop Clock

Talking Desktop Clock adds new features to your Windows^® XP system tray clock.

• It shows the time in the system tray and/or on the desktop, with a choice of many attractive clock styles, analog or digital.

• It uses Microsoft^® Speech or Microsoft^® Agent to announce the time on the hour, ½ hour, or ¼ hour.  It can also play a chime on the hour, ½ hour, or ¼ hour.

• Talking Desktop Clock version 0.9 is an incomplete pre-release version.

File Commander

File Commander helps you save time when organizing the files on your disk.

• If you find that you're moving, copying, or deleting the same files over and over, you can use File Commander to make a simple command that does it for you.  When you run the command, your files will be moved, copied, or deleted just as if you'd done it yourself.

• File Commander includes a Wizard for creating new commands, with easy step-by-step instructions.  There are no scripts to write and no technical jargon to understand.

What's Where

What's Where is a simple program for keeping track of your stuff.

• What's Where is great for the places where you store things and often forget about them.

• Use it to make a database of What you have and Where it's stored.

• Use its graphic maps to show you exactly where thing are.

• Use its printouts to share your inventory with others.

Other Freeware Sites

We would like to include courtesy back-links to many of the freeware download sites that have listed our products.  However, McAfee Site Advisor automatically stigmatizes any site that contains links to a site it disapproves of.  Therefore, under protest, we've removed those links that McAfee Site Advisor disapproves of.

If and when McAfee decides to review the fairness of it's policies, we'll reinstate the links of our choice.

                                         

Here are the URLs of the removed links:

http://www.freedownloadscenter.com/
http://www.bumpersoft.com/
http://www.freeware-guide.com/
http://www.freewarebox.com/
http://www.eurodownload.com
http://www.download32.com/
http://www.topdownloads.net/