tinySpell is a freeware program that checks your spelling while you type. This program is a stand
alone spell checker that will check your spelling in any word processing application or text entry window. The program runs in the system tray and shows a white TS icon to
indicate properly spelled words but changes to a yellow icon and beeps when you have typed an incorrect word. By clicking on the yellow icon you bring up a message window
as illustrated in the screen shot, which shows you alternate spellings of the word you typed. You have the option of ignoring the word, adding the word to the dictionary,
if you're sure it is correct so it won't bother you again or you can click on the correct spelling and tinySpell will automatically retype the word correctly. Thank you
tinySpell. To download this program press the download link below. To find out more information about tinySpell visit their website.
Core FTP LE is the FREE version of Core FTP. Core FTP LE is a very easy to use FTP program that is so
well designed using it is intuitive. You can arrange the file viewing panes in the program so you get the look you want. Using this FTP program is super easy. After you
set up the program with your username and password to your web space you connect and just drag and drop the files you want transferred to the other window pane on the
right where you have opened the appropriate folder. Core FTP automatically selects the proper file transfer type in BINARY or ASCII depending on the file transferred so
you'll get error free file transfers. The pop up shows a screen shot I took of Core FTP LE on my computer. To download this program click on the Download button below
which will take you directly to the Core FTP website. Many thanks to the Core FTP developers for making an easy to use FTP program.
ePrompter is a free program that checks all your e-mail accounts automatically without having to log
in and out of each individual account manually the way you do it now. If you have multiple e-mail accounts with different passwords, like I do, you'll really appreciate
what this program can do for you. To use the program you simply enter your e-mail and password into the program which is stored locally, encrypted on your computer and the
next time you check your e-mail while connected to the internet just bring up ePrompter and click on Update. The program logs in and out of all your listed e-mail accounts
and displays which one's have new mail with a little ball icon in your system tray. You can set the mail check interval time and chose what colours you want. The program
also allows you to reply to e-mail from the ePrompter program and you can delete unwanted mail through the program as well. The pop up shows what the program looks like.
Click on the link to visit their website.
KeyWallet is a free program that stores your log-in usernames and passwords encrypted on your hard
drive. To log-in go to the web page you have an account at and bring up the KeyWallet program and scroll to the appropriate key and drag and drop the key icon to the
username field. The program does the rest of the work of logging in, automatically entering your username and password and it even presses return for you. All without you
having to touch your keyboard. This is accomplished by a macro which is basically an automated program that carries out your prerecorded commands. The program default skin
looks like an open leather wallet. If you want to change the skin just download a different one from the KeyWallet website. I have been using this program for a number of
months and it works great. It really speeds up log-ins, doing it much faster than can be done by manual keyboard entry.
INSTRUCTIONS: To program KeyWallet click on the New Key icon located at the top of the wallet. Another window will come up and you have the option of making
a new key automatically or manually. When first learning how to enter usernames and passwords I would recommend using the Create New Key Automatically option which
is the default. After pressing next an Automatic key creation window comes up and all you do is drag and drop the little crosshairs icon on the first
username entry line where you normally log in. You then carefully type your username hit the tab key then type your password and hit enter. After doing this you click on
the square stop button and the program has recorded your username and password. Then you give your key a name and you have recorded a key to use for the program. Basically
all this is, is a macro that automates your log-in sequence so you don't have to look up your passwords or copy and paste them. It is important that when first making a
key with KeyWallet that you enter your username and password correctly and when you sign in that you use the tab key to move to the next position when entering your
password or the macro won't work properly because it records exactly what you tell it. So if you enter an incorrect username or password your log-in by KeyWallet will fail
just as it would if you were doing it manually. Click on the link to visit their website.
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