And updated again! Now, thanks to our user Chuck Janzer for letting me know the date convert was - still - not working. This is now, hopefully, corrected for good!

Thanks Chuck - and thank you also for your generous donation!

Also, some changes were made to the screen routines, to 'try' to better accomodate the diverse fonts and screen sizes that user may - well - use. This is not easy to check on my side, so any feedback is welcome..

And don't forget that feedback is the only way I cam upgrade those FREE utilities for everyone so, come on people...

And, of course, the new versions can always be downloaded from our freeware page - did I ever mention this ?

And fast to 1.1.2.1... To correct a few details - not to say 'bugs' as it is still in it's first days - on the 'script' editor.

Our 'File renamer' freeware has been updated again, to 1.1.2.0, with the adition of a 'script' creator!

You can now create 'scripts', combining several options to be applied in one go, so effectively creating brand new options to rename all your files.

To do this, you just select options like if you were renaming a file, and press the 'Add Line' in the script editor; then you select another options, and press the 'Add Line' button again, and so forth until you are happy with the result.

Choose a name for the script, saving it, and it will always be available as a new option, from the 'scripts' drop down list, at the bottom of the window.

This 'script' creator is still like 'beta', so take care using it, although as far as I could test it it is working alright. Anyway, keep sending your suggestions and ideas about this, ok?

And, as always, the new version can be downloaded from our freeware page.

Our 'File renamer' freeware has been updated again, to v1.1.1.6.

Options that use the date - like changing file's date or adding date to file's name - were not working correctly when using dates before year 2000, like a y2k bug in reverse . Thank you Frank for letting me know this!

Also, due to some changes in the past, some edit fields were not ok, although they were working correctly - more like a cosmetic change, nothing serious, really - thanks to Guillermo from Peru for his email.

I guess we correct some bugs and then add some new in the process...

And, as always, the new version can be downloaded from our freeware page. Keep sending your suggestions and I will try to keep improving those utilities in my (very scarce) free time, ok?

Our Industrial production and stocks software has been updated to version 1.0.2.0, with some minor bugs corrected, a few changes to print preview routine, and the addition of raw material and product stocks being updated in real time when any entry is done or any new order is added.

You can download the Trial version from our Software page, and test it for the full extent of the 60 day Trial period without any limitations.

It was not so hard, and from now on we are supplying a RSS feed from our past 10 newer news.

As you know, RSS allows a website's frequent readers to track updates on the site using a news aggregator (or RSS reader).

So this means that you can now get the info whenever we update our web site, software and/or freeware.

So use it and, if you want to post any comment with any suggestion or question, just feel free to, ok?

New update to our 'Web Downloader' freeware.

The saving and loading of all 'jobs' has been totally rewriten and is much faster (and trouble free) now.

I am using this one all the time now, so you can be sure I will update it until I am happy with it myself.

Anyway, keep sending your suggestions, ok? Everything helps!

Our 'File renamer' freeware has been updated to 1.1.1.3 and then to 1.1.1.4.

Some bugs corrected, relating to the way it's screen shows on some computers (due to different OS), and the 'send to' extension is working again! Just found out it had stopped working a while back due to some 'improvements'...

And, as always, the new version can be downloaded from our freeware page.

First public update to this web download manager is now on. Instead of dragging the links from the web browser to this software's windows, you now also have the option of using your regular web browser's context menu to copy link to windows' clipboard and let 'Web Downloader' monitor the clipboard to automatically grab those links.

So this is maybe faster, as you only have to right click on link and press the keyboard key that fires the 'copy link' menu!

Also, some small bugs were corrected, that could on some occasions hang the program

As always, this is and will be freeware and can be downloaded from the freeware page. Keep sending your suggestions and comments, and I will try to keep improving those utilities, ok?