HMcS Computers
Updated:
08/26/2010
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Changed from Exe to Zip files on 12/16/2007
Web Host was not updating Exe files.
Only original version uploaded was posted.
Temperature in Tray Version 1.00.0278 - 08/26/2010
Displays current local temperature per zip code from The Weather Channel in
the tray next to the clock. Also keeps track of the High and Low
temperatures for the
day and the time they occurred. Saves the days High and Low temperatures
with the times they occurred at the end of the day to a database.
The collection of data is viewable in a list or a graph.
Program loads on computer startup. This program disables Suspend Mode
(computer goes to sleep after a time) while the program is running. The
program can not access The Weather Channel website when the computer is in sleep
mode. Broadband Internet connection required, cable or DSL.
Windows 98 / Me /XP
.08/05/2010 Using
Weather Channel Widget to get weather data. Hopefully they don't change it
as often as they change their web page.
Fixed 30 Day Chart Temperature Trend.
08/26/2010
Fixed problem updating temperature.
Time Speak Version 1.00.0065 - 05/31/2009
A voice tells you the time every quarter of the hour, every
minute if you want. Loads on computer startup. Can update the
computer clock with an Internet Time Server (Atomic Clock). Windows 98 /
Me /XP.
Battery Life Version 1.00.0041 - 05/31/2009
Monitors your Laptop battery and displays how many minutes
are left before it dies. Program loads on computer startup. Resides
in the tray next to the clock and the icon displays the number of minutes of
life. Warning screen and Klaxon horn when battery is almost dead. Windows 98 / Me /XP.
Year Calendar Version 1.00.0103 - 05/31/2009
Put your mouse cursor on the tray clock and a calendar of the
year pops up. Edit database of calendar dates. Print year calendar.
Print month calendar with data from database on calendar. Program loads on computer startup. Windows 98 / Me
/XP.
Master Links Version 1.00.0238 - 05/31/2009
Along the way I have collected over 4000 links to web pages I
have searched for information and saved so I wouldn't have to search for the
information again. But I have found that looking for the link takes more
time than doing the Google search again. Master Links organizes your links
into searchable databases. Databases can be created, renamed and deleted.
You can import links from a web page or a folder (Windows "Favorites") and they
can be transferred to other link databases of different categories by multiple
item drag and drop. Databases can be searched for words or phrases in quotes in
the link name or in the page the link points to. When a link is found,
double clicking on the link opens Internet Explorer for that web page. Web
pages come and go, the links in a database or all the links in all the databases
can be tested if a real web page is out there. The ones that fail are
moved to the "Recycle Bin" inside the program where they can be manually clicked
on and tested again and then deleted if they fail. Link names can be
edited so they are more meaningful or deleted by right clicking on a link.
While in Internet Explorer a right click on the web page provides a menu item
called "Master Links Capture". The web page name and link is sent to the
Master Links "Captured" database where it can be later transferred to the
database category where it belongs. The databases can be Backed up and
Restored so they can be transferred to another computer. Shortcuts to the
program are made in the Programs Folder, on the desktop and in the Quick Launch
Tray. The program has a
complete Uninstall feature. Runs on all Windows versions.
Usernames and Passwords Version 1.00.0113 - 08/07/2010
I have over 60 password logon web sites where I purchase
computer products or get information. I have kept a sheet (sheets) with
all the usernames, passwords, revision dates, url to the logon page and
additional information needed to use the web site. I was constantly
updating the database in Word and printing out three new sheets for shop, home
and the wife's business. I wrote a program to make it easier to manage.
In the program you can go to the logon page of the web site, double click on the
item in the program list associated with the web site, go back to the web page
and paste your username and password into the logon fields and click the logon
button on the page. The program can be password protected at startup, the
password can be changed and a
startup shortcut is made in the quick launch tray. Items in the list can
be Added, Edited and Deleted. BackUp and Restore features are provided.
The database list can be printed. The database is a plain text file that
is encrypted and resides only in your "My Documents" folder. An in program
Help file is provided. An Uninstall feature is also provided. Runs on all
Windows versions.
ErieRecord Version 1.00.0411 - 01/07/2008
My youngest son started this obsession, we have traveled to Ireland several
times and he's fallen in love with the Traditional Irish music, "Trad" as it's
called in Ireland. He's been listening to
www.liveireland.com and asked me if there was a way to record it to MP3
files so he can burn CDs to listen to on the way to and from work. Windows XP
SafelyRemove Version 1.00.0048 - 08/06/2010
If you use a removable USB device frequently, Flash/Pen
drive, USB Hard Drive, MP3 Player, Camera, etc. you know what a pain it is to go
through the "Safely Remove Hardware" sequence to disconnect it after your done
with it. If you don't do this you risk corrupting the data on the device.
This program will generate a shortcut on the Quicklaunch tray or Desktop to
disconnect the device with one click. You can have a shortcut for as many devices
that you have with a friendly name for each, "Safely Remove SanDisk U3 Cruzer Micro USB
Device". UNINSTALL old version before installing new! Windows XP
Easy IE Version 1.00.0669 - 05/31/2009
Easy IE is a front end for Google's "Advanced Search".
See Google Help for Advanced Search.
To download a file:
When I downloaded a file from a
website, I would copy the title of the file to the clipboard. Then I would
download the file to a desktop
folder I would create with the title
in the clipboard and save the file to the folder. I then would copy a link to
the webpage to the folder. Click the Easy IE button on the
Internet Explorer toolbar. The title of the page will be pasted into the Easy IE
bar "Title:" textbox and the
Url to the webpage will be pasted
into the Easy IE bar "Page:" textbox. Click on the download file link on the
webpage and download
the file in the usual way. The
download will be directed to a folder name on the desktop that was created by
Easy IE with the "Page:"
textbox title. After the download is
finished open the folder and you will find the downloaded file and an internet
link to the webpage for
later referral.
Copy text from a web page and save to a file in a folder:
Click the Easy IE button on the IE
toolbar, high light only the text you want or the entire webpage, right click
the high lighted text and
choose "Copy" from the right click
menu. Click the "Text" button on the Easy IE bar and an edit window will popup
with the high lighted
text in the window. Close the window
and say Yes to save. The text will be saved into a desktop folder of the "Page:"
title name with a
file in it by the name of "Easy IE1".
If you save text from the same webpage again the next file would be "Easy IE2".
Also a link to the
page is generated in the folder. The
saved text files can be setup with a file extension of DOC for Microsoft Word, HTM for Microsoft
FrontPage, RTF for Microsoft Wordpad
or TXT for a plain text file. Click on "File" and then "Save as:" on the menu
bar of the main
Easy IE or the "Copy and Save Text"
window to select. If you are a writer you can plagiarize the entire World
Wide Web!
Make a link to a web page in a desktop folder:
Click the Easy IE button on the IE
toolbar and then click the "Link" button on Easy IE bar at the bottom of the
screen. A link to the
web page will be in a desktop folder
with the title of "Easy IE Links".
BackUp Folders Version 1.00.0288 - 05/11/2010
Backup selected folders to an internal secondary drive,
external drive or network drive. A "Default" setup backs up your Address
Book, Desktop, Drivers, Outlook Express Accounts, Internet Explorer
Favorites, Outlook Express Identities (Emails), My Documents, Quicklaunch Tray,
and Start Menus. Schedule backups on a daily, weekly or once a month time.
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