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December 13,2007
Handy Folders has been updated to version 3.5.1!
The program is compatible with Windows Vista now!
July 30,2007
Link Commander has been updated to version 4.2!
March 19, 2007
Link Commander version 4.1 has been released.
December 1, 2006
Link Commander version 4.0 has been released.
February 14, 2006
Handy Folders version 3.0 has been released.
December 23, 2005
Link Commander version 3.0 has been released.
September 25, 2005
Task Commander version 2.5 has been released.



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Around Bookmarking
  • Time Saver Common Bookmarks (March, 2007)

  • Common bookmarks originated as a means of identifying the location of a place in a book that an individual had reached at the last reading. A common bookmark may also be used to identify specific information relevant to individual's interests found in any written document. The idea of the common bookmark was to save time browsing through pages in order to find the place you had reached.
  • Bookmarking and Synchronization - the New Trends in Internet Technology (July, 2006)

  • There is good news for users of the Internet! Bookmarks and bookmaking programs are now becoming available and the features on these will not only enhance the Internet used on regular computers, but on hand-held devises also. Three new services are out in the bookmark area, each different but providing outstanding services to enhance Internet use.
  • Bookmark Management Software for a New Generation (July, 2006)

  • Keeping all of our bookmarks organized and synchronized between computers can be difficult. A new generation of bookmark management software is on the horizon to make managing your bookmarks easier and more effective than ever.
  • Social Bookmarking - A New Age In Search - Part 1 (June, 2006)

  • For all intents and purposes, Social Bookmarking sites are not that much different to Search Engines, but they offer users so much more than the traditional Search Engine site.
  • Bookmark Managers - Memorize Your Surfing Experience (June, 2006)

  • Some people have so many bookmarks they actually refer to them as "collections" and what's a collection without a useful catalog? We do so many complex things well with our software, why can't we come up with an all in one solution for bookmark management?
  • Pros and Cons to Web and Desktop Applications (March, 2006)

  • There has been a long running debate about web applications replacing desktop software applications. While some functions are better suited to web applications. It is my belief that security concerns and legacy systems will prevent desktop software from becoming obsolete.
  • Internet Basics: A URL is Like a Leftovers Note (December, 2005)

  • URL stands for Uniform Resource Locator, which is really a fancy way of saying it tells you where something is located on the Internet. Most of us only encounter URLs that tell us where a website or webpage is.
  • Bookmark Managers: Programs vs. Web Services (October, 2005)

  • We need a program that will allow us to easily create and manage a database of web resources. Should we use an online or offline bookmark manager?
  • My Yahoo Search - Beyond bookmarks (November, 2004)

  • Yahoo has long offered email, an online calendar, notes, bookmarks, and more through their free My Yahoo service. Now Yahoo has expanded this service even more by adding My Yahoo Personal Search to the mix.
  • Bookmark organizer helps coordinate multiple computers, browsers (May, 2003)

  • Web-based programs slow, less private. Try software
  • Web Page Bookmarks / Favorites

  • Web Page Bookmarks / Favorites - Remember URL, Address, Managers


    Internet Safety & Security
  • Top Tips To Protect Your Security Online (March, 2007)

  • These are some of the most dangerous things you can do online. They are the most common methods people use to place themselves in danger on the Internet.
  • Your Computer Security Tip: Wireless Communications (March, 2007)

  • I have repeated countless times never to shop online or give sensitive, personal information from a public computer. Not ever. No matter what security precautions you think you have taken. I stand by that advice.
  • Identity Theft: Phishing in Dangerous Water (March, 2007)

  • Phishing (pronounced as “fishing”) means to send an email to a recipient falsely claiming to have an established, legitimate business. By fooling the recipient into giving their private information, the phisher has in effect stolen their identity.
  • Serious Internet Security Concerns! (March, 2007)

  • These are some of the most dangerous things you can do online to hurt your Internet Security. They are the most common methods people use to place themselves in danger on the Internet.
  • Hacking - A Fullstop on E-system (March, 2007)

  • Passion or Madness: Now days, it has become a passion to learn about hacking and information security.
  • 6 Tips For Internet Security (March, 2007)

  • There have been some recent reports about security of your personal information, bank account information and credit card information. More and more consumers are enthusiastically embracing the Internet and it’s everyday uses such as online banking and purchasing, emailing, participating in chat rooms and forums and submitting to community websites such as My Space and You Tube.
  • Tips to keep your computer safe (March, 2007)

  • If you are using internet then your computer is not safe from hackers & virus. You must be aware of some basic ideas which can keep your computer safe from hackers & virus. Here are some basic tips which can help you regarding your computer safety.
  • Top 11 Tips for Safe Computing (February, 2007)

  • Probably the greatest threat to the security of your computer system is............human behavior. Let's face it, we humans do stupid things! A majority of the viruses, bugs, spyware, spam and other nasties can be avoided or reduced by modifying our behavior on the Internet.
  • Internet Safety Tips for Kids (and Parents, Employers, and Managers!) (February, 2007)

  • Remember: When you say "No!" to hackers and spyware, everyone wins! When you don't, we all lose!


    Web Browsers: Pros et Cons
  • Things You Should Know About Your Browser (June, 2007)

  • Ninety-five percent of all Internet users browse the web using Internet Explorer (IE) or Firefox. An alarming majority of these users also rely on the built-in password management and autocomplete features of the two browsers; a choice that can have devastating consequences.
  • Safari for Windows Public Beta Downloads Top 1 Million in First 48 Hours (June, 2007)

  • Apple today announced that more than 1 million copies of Safari for Windows were downloaded in the first 48 hours since the free public beta was made available on Monday.
  • Apple Introduces Safari for Windows (June, 2007)

  • Apple today introduced Safari 3, the world’s fastest and easiest-to-use web browser for Windows PCs and Macs.
  • Reasons Why Firefox Mozilla Outweighs the Other Web Browsers (March, 2007)

  • Firefox was launched as the battling sword of Mozilla against the various web browsers and more specifically Internet Explorer by Microsoft. Internet Explorer of Microsoft enjoyed the monopoly in the browser market for many years until Firefox was launched, and now IE has to even share a major chunk of its market value with Firefox.
  • Analysis: Browser Security Part I (March, 2007)

  • Default assumption: Browsers are insecure. If we had a dollar for every flaw we've seen exploited--repeatedly--that let malware overrun our networks, we might have enough to cover cleanup efforts.
  • Firefox And Its Advantages (February, 2007)

  • So you have decided to download Firefox and are wandering what the advantages it could have over the famous Internet Explorer?
  • Firefox An Alternative To Internet Explorer (February, 2007)

  • Do you have Internet Explorer and are frustrated with the hanging, or the constant updates, or possibly all the different toolbars you need to make it work. Maybe you are like me, need a better way to surf the net, and cannot get the hang of the newest version of IE? Well if any of these pertain to you then I have a web browser for you, Firefox by Mozilla.
  • Secure Web Browsing, Why You Should Switch to Firefox (February, 2007)

  • In contrast to Microsoft's 284 days of vulnerability in 2006, Firefox users were only left vulnerable to attack for a total of 9 days, and since most hackers tend to fish in the largest ponds, these vulnerabilities were not as widely exploited as those in Internet Explorer.
  • The Internet Explorer Revolution (January, 2007)

  • As the internet has evolved and become part of everyday life, Internet Explorer has also become a household name, used numerous times each day by the majority of internet users. As with any market, Internet Explorer needs to keep it's competitive edge, offering regular updates and improvements on previous versions. The latest Internet Explorer package to be released is IE 7.0, and is expected to make a solid impression with increased security features and an improved user-experience.
  • How To - Uninstall IE7 or Run IE7 with IE6 (January, 2007)

  • As most people know, IE7 came out in the automatic updates for people across the world not too terribly long ago. While there are some positive things being said about IE7, the bulk of the response seems to indicate that the general user doesn't like the changes. This is no surprise to usability experts who took a look at the IE7 betas.
  • Finding The Right Browser (December, 2006)

  • IE is a very good browser in many respects, but the bad guys just love to hack at it and bombard you with nasty bugs. However, there is a better browser available that's not subject to all these viruses and attacks.
  • IE 7 or Mozilla FireFox 2.0? (November, 2006)

  • Overall, for average user who's still uses IE, IE7 is GREAT. For someone who's used to seeing Netscape, Safari or Firefox, IE7 just looks like it boot-licked ideas...
  • Internet Explorer back in runnings with new release and more add-on features (October, 2006)

  • Internet Explorer 7 was released this week with more features that mirror Mozilla Firefox. The popularity of Internet Explorer has declined in recent years, because of other web browsers such as Firefox and Opera. The newly released Internet Explorer 7 has tabbed browsing and a cleaner look and style.
  • The Smart Features of the IE7! (October, 2006)

  • Microsoft Internet Browser upgrade to (IE7) released this week with some advanced features at the same time Mozilla released its Firefox 2.0. Competitions are falling all in consumers' benefits.
  • Web Browsers - Different Types And Uses (October, 2006)

  • Knowing all of the web browsers and their specific uses, it will become easy to understand how choosing the right web browser can enhance the Internet experience.
  • Why Mozilla Firefox is so popular? (June, 2006)

  • The secret behind Firefox's success is the valuable features available for the user and the enthusiastic community which helps financially through donations and spreads the word.
  • Alternative Web Browsers - What are the Choices? (May, 2006)

  • With all the security woes and annoying user-unfriendly problems associated with Microsoft's Internet Explorer, more and more people are looking for alternatives.
  • Easy Customization of Internet Explorer (May, 2006)

  • Internet Explorer is the most popular browser that is used for surfing the net today. Just about every computer user has it, and even some people who use other browsers still keep it around. There is something that everyone missed though, and that is the Internet Explorer options.
  • Internet Explorer 7 Overall Outlook (May, 2006)

  • While most of you have most likely thought after sometime IE6 was just old, clunky, out of date you will be glad that Internet Explorer 7 is arriving.
  • Internet Explorer 7 Download Cures Security Woes (March, 2006)

  • Internet Explorer version 7 Beta 2 will help computer users get used to some of the concepts behind the upcoming Windows Vista, but also cure some of the security problems which have been afflicting Internet Explorer for the past couple of years.
  • Save Time With A Tabbed Browser (March, 2006)

  • When you work on the Internet, a tabbed browser is a very useful tool. Working with a tabbed browser will save time on mundane daily tasks and will help to ensure you don't overlook any regular tasks. Tabbed browsers also have the advantage of being completely free and you can download one from the Internet in seconds.
  • HTML And The Battle Of The Browsers (March, 2006)

  • Welcome to the battle of the browsers.
  • New Coke iexplorer 7 beta browser (February, 2006)

  • The worst of both worlds. Microsoft, in the tradition of big business boondogles has broken new ground in the field of not quite getting it.
  • Internet Explorer 7 Overall Outlook (February, 2006)

  • While most of you have most likely thought after sometime IE6 was just old, clunky, out of date you will be glad that Internet Explorer 7 is arriving. Why you may ask? Well I can answer that one. Below are a list of newly introduced features / security enhancements to be made in IE7.
  • Discover Mozzila FireFox Browser -and How to Install Extensions (February, 2006)

  • Discover Mozilla FireFox Extra Features - Extensions and How To Install Them
  • What's next for Internet Browsers? (January, 2006)

  • Over the past years IE has not really changed that much, and since Internet Explorer has a monopoly over other browsers, it really doesn't have to. The fact is though, that the Internet Explorer browser and some other browsers could be much better.
  • There's More than One Web Browser (January, 2006)

  • If you're like 90% of web users, then you use Internet Explorer, Microsoft's web browser. When you're creating a website, however, you have to consider the other 10% of the web's users - the ones who use alternative web browsers. Here's a guide to the most common alternative web browsers.
  • Google, FireFox and the World! (December, 2005)

  • Google AdSense is now trying to push their new promotion, to get users to install the FireFox web browser that comes packaged with inbuilt Google Search.
  • Who Will Win the Race - Internet Explorer or Firefox (December, 2005)

  • So, who will win this race Internet Explorer or Firefox? If Firefox sustains getting market share as it has at current phase than future is bright for Firefox. But, if Internet Explorer comes out with the solutions for its security issues, it can hold onto its over 90 percent lions share in the browser market.
  • Houston To Microsoft - Give Us IE "Light Speed" (December, 2005)

  • New technologies, such as AJAX, which allow websites to provide a closer simulation of an offline application in an online, continuously updating environment are a threat to the offline software industry. We have yet to see a strong reaction from Microsoft to this threat.
  • History of Internet Explorer: Second stage (November, 2005)

  • Version 4, released in October 1997, was shipped with Windows 98 and was modified to integrate more closely with Microsoft Windows. It included an option to enable "Active Desktop" which displayed World Wide Web content on the desktop itself and was updated automatically as the content changed.
  • History of Internet Explorer (November, 2005)

  • Internet Explorer is derived from Spyglass Mosaic. Originally, Spyglass licensed the technology and trademarks from NCSA for producing their own web browser. In 1995 Spyglass Mosaic was licensed by Microsoft, in an arrangement under which Spyglass would receive a quarterly fee plus a percentage of Microsoft's revenues for the software. The browser was then modified and renamed as Internet Explorer.
  • Firefox: Benefit Analysis versus Internet Explorer (November, 2005)

  • Most of Firebird's advantages are MSIE's disadvantages, and vice-versa. This article will look at some of the advantages and disadvantages of Firefox in relation to MSIE.
  • Internet Explorer: Benefit Analysis versus Firefox (November, 2005)

  • Most of MSIE's advantages are Firefox's disadvantages, and vice-versa. This article will discuss some advantages and disadvantages of MSIE in relation to Firefox.
  • Will Firefox Win The Browser War? (November, 2005)

  • In fact, most folks believe Internet Explorer is the only option for reaching the Internet. However, this is not the case and there is a new kid on the block that is taking advantage of the security issues Internet Explorer has experienced and pulling a significant amount of market share in a short period of time. This newcomer web browser is Firefox.
  • Have You Downloaded Firefox Yet? (November, 2005)

  • The internet browser market has long been dominated by Internet Explorer, but a new kid on the block -- Firefox -- is making strong inroads against the Microsoft product's dominance.
  • Will Microsoft Lose The Browser Wars? (August, 2005)

  • Until recently, software giant, Microsoft's Internet Explorer Web browser enjoyed a relatively unchallenged position as the most popular Web browser in the world. However, with a seemingly endless rash of security problems, consumers started looking elsewhere for alternative Web browser options.
  • How to switch to Firefox and why you should (August, 2005)

  • Most experts agree that you are less likely to be the subject of a malicious attack by “hackers” if you use Firefox than if you use Internet Explorer.
  • Bill Gates and Internet Explorer 7 (June, 2005)

  • Bill Gates at the RSA 2005 Keynote announced that this summer we would see a beta version of a new completely rewritten Internet Explorer.
  • IE, Firefox, Opera, Netscape, Mozilla and more? (March, 2005)

  • Microsoft doesn't have to conform. The reality here is that MS still has the giant's share of the browser market. All new windows PC's are shipped with IE. They can come up with a broken, standards non-compliant browser and that's what people will use.
  • What is it with FireFox? (February, 2005)

  • I don't like FireFox. I'm not afraid to divulge the fact that I don't like it. I don't like people who insist on running on about how great it is, or people who try to push it in my face.
  • Begun, The Browser Wars have (February, 2005)

  • As Mozilla Firefox nears 10% market share, with well over 25 million downloads direct from the makers website, and goodness knows how many through other sources, Microsoft announces that it will be releasing IE 7 ahead of schedule.
  • The Google Browser - Fact or Fiction? (February, 2005)

  • Is the Google browser really in the works, or is speculation all it is? Only time will tell.
  • AOL Browser BETA - A Major Contender? (February, 2005)

  • Could the AOL Browser give Firefox an unwelcome challenge, or will it be fogged off like its predecessors? No specific date is set for a full launch, but AOL need to make their move now, whilst there's still a chance.
  • Explore the Internet in a Whole New Way (February, 2005)

  • Mozilla Firefox (formerly known as Firebird) is probably the largest threat that IE has faced in recent times.
  • Opera, Mozilla Ready for Prime Time (December, 2004)

  • You may want to download both Mozilla and Opera to test out their features. One or both of these browsers may win you over on their own merits, even without the security concerns of IE.
  • Firefox - the future of browsing (December, 2004)

  • I use FireFox since it was at version 0.8 and I have to say that I am more than happy with this browser.
  • Is Your Web Browser Putting You At Risk? (December, 2004)

  • How exactly will switching web browsers help? Quite simply, there are so many security exploits on the Internet targeted specifically to IE that just by using another browser, you'll happily avoid most of them.
  • The benefits of the new Firefox browser (November, 2004)

  • First of all, Firefox is free, which is definitely a plus. It is an open-source web browser based on the Mozilla code foundation and will work for Windows, Linux and MacOS X operating systems.
  • The Opera alternative (October, 2004)

  • Opera, from Oslo, Norway, based Opera Software ASA, provides many popular features. An integrated email client, contact book, bookmarks with searchable notes, tabbed multiple windows <...> make the Opera browser a very powerful and worthwhile IE replacement candidate.
  • I Love Opera! (November, 2001)

  • This is a software product which allows one to surf the world wide web and also receive and send email and use other software applications such as instant messaging.