Archive for October, 2005

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HOW-TO: Map a drive to your FTP server – Engadget – www.engadget.com

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Brad Crump
– October 26, 2005Posted in: Engadget

HOW-TO: Map a drive to your FTP server – Engadget – www.engadget.com
Transferring files to and from your blog%u2019s webserver can become a nuisance. Most of the pain is from having to use an FTP program to move your files instead of the file manager you are accustom to. Novell%u2019s NetDrive can make this file juggling almost transparent. NetDrive lets you map your FTP server just like a local drive. Manage your files exactly like you would your offline files and NetDrive will do the uploading and downloading almost transparently.

Licensing restrictions keep Novell from distributing netdrive.exe on their web site so you will need to find it on the web. We got our copy from Loyola.

Watch our step-by-step tutorial for setting up NetDrive.

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AudioShell – mp3 wma m4a mp4 ogg ape flac tag editor shell extension home page

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Brad Crump
– October 1, 2005Posted in: Internet Finds

AudioShell – mp3 wma m4a mp4 ogg ape flac tag editor shell extension home page
AudioShell is a freeware MS Windows Explorer shell extension plugin which allows you to view and edit music file tags directly in Windows Explorer. AudioShell support all files and tags standards supported by Tag&Rename. AudioShell adds tag editor and viewer tabs to the music files properties menu (you can edit tags file by file or by groups), detailed music files hints with tag and file information, and additional columns in the Explorer files list. Full Unicode support. Great tool for mp3 players owners! You can fast and easy fix files tags in Explorer before uploading its to your iPod/Creative or any other mp3 player.

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Audacity: Free Audio Editor and Recorder

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Brad Crump
– October 1, 2005Posted in: Internet Finds

Audacity: Free Audio Editor and Recorder
Audacity is free, open source software for recording and editing sounds. It is available for Mac OS X, Microsoft Windows, GNU/Linux, and other operating systems.

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FavIcon from Pics — how to create a favicon.ico for your website

By
Brad Crump
– October 1, 2005Posted in: Internet Finds

FavIcon from Pics — how to create a favicon.ico for your website
Would you like to display your own icon on the browser address bar when visitors view or bookmark your web page?

Now it’s easy to create icons for your web pages with FavIcon from Pics. Simply select a picture, logo or other graphic (of any size/resolution) for the “Source Image” and click “Generate FavIcon.ico”