SpaceSniffer.

SpaceSniffer is a freeware tool for visually mapping the files and folders on your disks so you can easily see which ones are taking up the most space. It's pretty cool to be able to zoom in and out of the folders with its cool animation effects. SpaceSniffer is small, doesn't require installation and doesn't write its settings anywhere, which makes it perfect for space sniffing anywhere.

Just the song facts, ma'am.

Songfacts is a web site loaded with interesting trivia tidbits about your favorite songs on the radio. You can also hear the song itself, watch its music video as well as peruse its lyrics. There's also a forum where visitors can reveal their opinions on the song being discussed as well as any additional trivia tidbits. In any case, this site is sure to deepen your appreciation for the music you hear every day.

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The faxing software missing from Windows Vista.

One of my big grudges of Windows Vista is the lack of faxing capabilities as did Windows XP. I needed to fax something from my computer a few days ago and had to search online for a program that lets me transmit faxes through my modem. At first I wanted to find a free program but didn't find one that worked, so I had to venture into shareware territory. 32bit Fax is the one program I found that works with Windows Vista. It's set up as a virtual printer so it works from any program. When you're ready to transmit your document, just print it to the fax driver and from there you can send it via fax over your phone line. I found it very easy to use and well worth the money spent.

The Billy Mays key.

Billy Mays Caps Lock is a cute utility that keeps the spirit of the departed infomercial king alive. Each time you hit the Caps Lock key, you'll hear one of four different Billy Mays quotes as heard on his famous TV commercials. Now your computer can have the same lively, enthusiastic personality as he did.

Numerimal number converter.

Numerimal is a freeware number converter that converts from decimal to binary, hexadecimal and octal. It's especially handy for converting Dell service tag numbers to its express service code equivalent. Just enter the service tag number as a base 36 number and the express service code appears in the decimal window.

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