[duffy98]

Thanks AA ... nice effort and some interesting software I wasn't aware of.

[Steven W]

This guy, Peter Hirschberg, has several programs at his site:

http://peterhirschbe...mysoftware.html

I recommend Aire Freshener:

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Nature sounds player, CD player, MIDI windchimes, and Quote of the day. Discontinued charityware. You are welcome to download and use this program, but as it has been discontinued I unfortunately cannot provide support or answer questions about the program.

I guess we can consider "discontinued charityware" freeware.

Edit: I do not recommend allowing it to be the default CD player (I think you have to uncheck a box during install)

This post has been edited by Steven W: 13 May 2011 - 03:33 PM

[AlteredAaron]

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Thanks AA ... nice effort and some interesting software I wasn't aware of.

Thanks, duffy98.

I'm still searching for decent programs to add to my list.... call it my contribution to the Win9x community.

Maybe I'm just crazy.

I added a couple of Word Processing apps today (Angel Writer, Jarte & AbbyWord) and a couple other progs.

This post has been edited by AlteredAaron: 15 May 2011 - 04:08 PM

[Steven W]

WinCVT combined with "Office converters" is pretty nifty, it allows you to convert between document types that you have filters installed for. You don't have to have Office installed, I just have the viewers and some converter packs.

http://wincvt.sourceforge.net/

It can be handy for MS Works documents and Word Perfect documents. I've found that you can use MS Word 5.5 for Dos, save your documents as RTF (Its DOC format isn't compatible with newer version, thanks MS) and you can convert them to modern DOC format, or if you have KernelEX and the Office 2007 converter pack installed, even DOCX.

Microsoft gives Word 5.5 away (No it's not freeware, but you don't have to pay for it). You can download it from this link, if you want:

http://download.micr...US/Wd55_ben.exe

This post has been edited by Steven W: 15 May 2011 - 10:08 PM

[gerumps]

"If anybody knows about free programs to print CD Music Labels/Covers please let me know!!!"

were you interested in any specific program or just any that are still free to download?. have got some on disc collections gathered over the years, but would have to go through them and check if they still work and if they are still active online. have not used any for many years now.

[rilef]

gerumps, on 16 May 2011 - 07:00 AM, said:

"If anybody knows about free programs to print CD Music Labels/Covers please let me know!!!"

were you interested in any specific program or just any that are still free to download?. have got some on disc collections gathered over the years, but would have to go through them and check if they still work and if they are still active online. have not used any for many years now.

Try Memorex exPressit Label Design Studio http://www.memorex.c...-Design-Studio/ .

[chromatic47]

Graphic Design Utilities --

ColorPad 2.7 -- a handy little color picker, dockable, ergonomic, teeny footprint.
http://matthieu.bizland.com/index.html

[jaclaz]

Just for the record there are freely available templates for Word, Open Office and similar word processors.
Examples:
http://www.cdstomper...blank_word.html
http://forums.cdcove...ad.php?t=183556
http://wiki.librivox...x.php/CD_Covers

jaclaz

[gerumps]

ok, no problems with that.

can't say i agree with with this statement though "bugs and errors. (they were freeware afterall)". might want to wear a hard hat or something for protection

[kali]

Nice collection. Thanks all.