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  How To Preview Zip Files, PDF Files or Additional Files in Outlook 2007?

  Microsoft Outlook 2007 has a handy preview tool that will allow you to preview documents (Word, spreadsheets, PowerPoint) from within the mail message, however it lacks the inbuilt ability to preview several popular file formats such as zip files, PDF files, programming source code files and so on. The lack of previewers for some of [...] Read More | Tweet This

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  Search and Replace Strings In Multiple Files

  There are several times when you may need to search and replace strings in multiple files, however doing so manually can be quite cumbersome, if the volume of files you have to replace is large. A Freeware tool called Search & Replace Plus will allow users to replace strings in multiple files at once, you [...] Read More | Tweet This

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  OutlookDeck Brings TweetDeck Interface To Outlook Search

  We have been using TweetDeck for quite sometime now and love the interface quite a lot, on the other hand we feel that Microsoft Outlook is the best tool for emails. OutlookDeck is a interesting new application that will allow you to view and search Outlook emails in a TweetDeckish interface. You can view all emails, [...] Read More | Tweet This

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  Simple Startup Manager for Windows

  If your Windows PC boots up very slow, it may be due to the fact, that there are several unwanted items that are scheduled to automatically startup with Windows. Most of the software that automatically run on startup are not actually added by users themselves, many software installations do that automatically. Read More | Tweet This

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  Windows Whois Lookup Client

  Whois lookup is a domain service that allows users to find detailed information about a website, including the registrant, owner address, creation date, expiration date and so on. Linux users can lookup Whois information directly from the command prompt by using the command “whois domain name”, however Windows users would require to use a online service [...] Read More | Tweet This