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Big digital music collections often mean lots of badly named files. If you want to change the tags for an audio file- a music files meta data - doing it one by one can be a bind. TagScanner Portable is a free application that is designed to get your files quickly and correctly tagged with minimal effort.
If you only use MP3 files and iTunes, the tag editor in that program is absolutely fine. However, if you use lossless formats, or any not supported by iTunes, TagScanner Portable will be really useful.
There are a few ways to edit your tags. You can choose the type of tag for a start, and retrieve data from four online sources. There are Amazon, Discogs, Tracktype.org and FreeDB, meaning TagScanner Portable will find info for pretty much any musical release you want. You can use these to auto tag your files, or you can group edit files, adding album titles, year of release, album covers and even lyrics.
TagScanner Portable can also export your files lists in many formats, from suitable for Excel to m3u playlist files you can use in audio players. It really is a very comprehensive application, and it suffers a bit from complication. TagScanner Portable has an intimidatingly complex interface!
TagScanner Portable will satisfy all your tag-related needs as it's packed full of useful feature, but it's not the most intuitive application you'll find
Recent changes

- New: Ability to shuffle list of files
- Updated sorting logic for some columns of filelist
- Fixed behaviour of some file dialogs on WinXP
- Fixed problems with false error indication while saving ID3v1 tags
- Updated playback engine

TagScanner Portable supports the following formats
Audio: MP3, Ogg Vorbis, Musepack, Monkey's Audio, FLAC, AAC, OptimFROG, SPEEX, WavePack, TrueAudio, WMA, MP4
Tags: ID3 1.0/1.1/2.2/2.3/2.4, APE v1/v2, Vorbis Comments, WMA Tags, MP4 Tags (iTunes)
Pros

Tons of options
Uses online databases
Very flexible

Cons

Complex interface

Have you ever been faced by a situation where you've received some text in a strange language but you can't identify what it is? Polyglot 3000 can help you with that.
Polyglot 3000 (despite sounding like some kind of wall filler!) is a language recognition package which recognizes more than 400 languages. Simply paste in the text that you need identifying and Polyglot 3000 will immediately throw up suggestions as to what it could be. Polyglot 3000 is lightning fast at detecting the language of the text and it also gives you an estimate of how accurate the results are (which is usually 100% although if the language shares similar words with another language, it may be slightly lower). As far as customization goes, Polyglot 3000's very limited though with the only real option being that of setting it to check for only popular languages. However, with so many languages in use over the internet, this program is an excellent starting point for anyone trying to identify the origin of a blog language or website that they don't understand.
If you're just looking for a one stop, simple way to identify the language of some mysterious text, Polyglot 3000 will do it in a flash but note that it doesn't perform any kind of translation.
Pros

Can identify languages instantly
Over 40 languages in database

Cons

Doesn't offer many customization options

Hue and Cry is a plugin for Photoshop that lets you create funky colored stand-alone effects or regions of color in your digital photos.
Photoshop is an incredibly powerful and popular graphic design tool. Plugins like Hue and Cry only serve to enhance your design experience.
From Flaming Pear Software, developers of other plugins like Flexify and LunarCell, Hue and Cry gives you a lot of different options to explore your creativity.
With Hue and Cry you can create unique and sometimes quirky regions of color. These look great on their own since they can be pretty abstract, although those with some graphic design chops might be able to figure out how to incorporate these regions into digital photos as well.
From imagery that's vivid to pallid, structured to diffuse, the possibilities for unique designs are virtually endless with Hue and Cry.
Hue and Cry is a fun way to create abstract regions of color in Photoshop.
Pros

Easy to use
Virtually endless design options
Includes a variety of color options

Cons

Tricky to install

One of most common reasons for your PC slowing down is processes that are hogging your system and taking all your CPU.
Process Lasso aims to solve this problem by reducing the priority of those processes that are not important and returned to a responsive level. It also works with multiple processes that are causing a problem so it can deal with more than one program at once. If you think that Process Lasso is prioritising the wrong processes, then you can define default processes that you want to be controlled or kept an eye on.
Process Lasso also displays graphs and other graphical represeantations to show you which processes are requiring the most CPU usage. You can blacklist those processes that are showing rather high graph readings or that are clearly taking up more CPU usage than they deserve.
Although Process Lasso requires no experience, it does offer advanced settings and twesking options to make sure that it only blocks those processes that are specified or targeted by yourself. Fortunately, Process Lasso itself is very low on resources so it will not add to your CPU hogging problems.
Process Lasso is a very useful process monitor than will ensure your CPU only dedicates itself to those programs that really need it.
Pros

Monitors processes for heavy usage
Easy to install and use

Cons

Can slow down PC while reassigning process priorities

Kwerty Gmail Notifier is a diminutive application that gives you alerts whenever you get a new message in your Gmail account.
Gmail is a great email service, but most users only use it inside a web browser. It can be a bit annoying to have a browser window open at all times to get email alerts. Kwerty Gmail Notifier makes getting email notifications a breeze.
The application is simple. When you first launch Kwerty Gmail Notifier, you are greeted with a login screen. Once logged in, the app sits in the Windows 7 task bar. This allows Kwerty Gmail Notifier to provide an icon of how many unread emails you have.
Hovering over the icon will give you a pop up preview of the unread emails. The window is small, but it still tells you the subject, sender, and first few lines of the email. It would be nice if Kwerty Gmail Notifier had an option to increase the size of the preview window, though.
While Kwerty Gmail Notifier is great just for notifications, it doesn't do much beyond that. You can't interact with your messages within the app - clicking on them opens up a browser window. Right clicking the app icon will yield shortcuts to open the inbox, compose, check for new mail, and settings.
Kwerty Gmail Notifier is a good app just to get notifications of new email but it doesn't do much beyond that.
Pros

Persistent notification
Unobtrusive alerts
Ability to preview messages

Cons

Can't interact with mail within the app
No support for multiple accounts

RJ TextEd is a good replacement text editing app If you find that your programming development tool doesn't exactly make life easy for you. RJ TextEd is a web development tool and a Unicode text editor which aims to make HTML coding simpler, faster and more intuitive.
Some of the key features in RJ TextEd are syntax error highlighting, auto completion and a very handy CSS editor. One rather unusual feature is that RJ TextEd includes an FTP client that enables you to get your coding published super quick although RJ TextEd is not exactly an advanced client and if you need secure connections, you're probably best not to rely on it.
For those that are relatively new to coding, another handy feature is the HTML validation tool which allows you to format and repair your code using wizards. Finally, it also includes spell checking, e-mail support and advanced search options. The remarkable thing is that this is all entirely free although the downside is that it won't support all coding languages so if you frequently use different ones, you'll need something more flexible.
Overall, RJ TextEd is a powerful tool for developers who require more features than syntax highlighting, though its main competitor, Notepad++ is easier to use.
Recent changes

Margin line
The right margin line is now drawn behind the text.
Compress lines
Changed the behavior so multiple blank lines are compressed into one line.
Delete redundant lines
Added a menu item to delete redundant lines (multiple lines are replaced by one line).
Panning or mouse coasting
You can now scroll by a single middle mouse click and moving the mouse.
Chrome preview
Updated the component and libraries.
Firefox preview
Updated the XULRunner libraries.
File/Folder information
File and folder information is displayed under each view in the file commander.
Open/Close nodes in project manager
Open/Close nodes only affect the subitems in the selected node.
Sessions and session manager
You can now open and save sessions. A session will store information about open files, which view they were open in (dual document view), open project and the dual document view state.
User script
The script editor has been removed. Scripts are now opened in the main program and user script functions are located in a quickbar tab, called "User Scripts".
If the script need a target document - you should open it in the right view using dual document view. The script itself should be in the left view.
FTP and FTP profiles
Added a "Copy" button in the profile manager.
When connecting to a remote site, the user name is displayed along with the password if prompted. This enables you to edit the user name.
Undo/Redo
Added menu item in the document tab menu to clear the undo/redo buffer.
Made some changes in the undo/redo history dialog. Recent non-saved items are displayed in yellow, saved in green.
Sidebar tab options
Added options in the "View -> Bars -> Sidebar" menu to enable text captions in tabs and to position the tabs.
Fixed
Spellcheck "Add" now work with Unicode.
Current macro was not updated properly if edited.
.com files are opened as text files by default.
Advanced sort didn't work properly with tab characters.
Replace prompt is not re-positioned anymore.
Rename file didn't update the current highlighter.
Parenthesis highlight issue in PHP.
Regular expression help didn't work properly in the find/replace bar.
Text clip issue with % in the clip text.
Find All didn't display anything if highlight was selected when searching in folders.
"Format XML (Tidy)" was misspelled.
Fixed a Firefox preview issue when using mappings.
Fixed some undo/redo issues in column mode.

Pros

Makes HTML coding easy
Features code repair wizards
Includes FTP client

Cons

FTP client not suitable for SSL connections
Doesn't support multiple coding environments

Prices Drop Monitor for Amazon is a simple application that lets users add products they want to track prices for.
If you use Amazon.com to do all of your shopping, Prices Drop Monitor for Amazon will be a very useful tool. Using the app is as simple as dragging and dropping URLs into the interface. Once you have a list of things you would like to buy, the app sits quietly in the system tray and will alert you to any price changes. It tracks price drops and increases as well.

There are not many options to adjust. You can only toggle if you want the app to launch at start up and how often to check for new prices. Oddly, Prices Drop Monitor for Amazon can only check as often as every 4 hours, which seems like a long time. Prices Drop Monitor for Amazon should add the ability to check every hour.
Once a price change has been detected, Prices Drop Monitor for Amazon will alert users and link to the Amazon page. Prices Drop Monitor for Amazon looks at prices from all Amazon merchants so it is a bit overzealous when it finds a price drop. Many times, there were offers that were just a few cents lower but shipping is higher. We wish Prices Drop Monitor for Amazon would have a Prime only alert option and we wish it would take shipping costs into consideration as well.
Overall, Prices Drop Monitor for Amazon works well but could use with more options to adjust alerts.
Pros

Simple drag and drop interface
Sits quietly in notification tray
Useful for tracking price changes on Amazon.com

Cons

Overzealous alerts
Derth of options
Doesn't take shipping prices into account

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