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Adobe Cracker
Crack Any Adobe Product
Its can crack any adobe product by Amtilib.dll its the first beta Project , clean 100% but maybe amtilib.dll ist clean, Coded by VB.NET .NET Framework 4.5~4.6 maybe not work with 32bit systems -
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Copy Path to Clipboard
"Copy Path to Clipboard" in the context menu of Windows Explorer
A command line application that adds a "Copy Path to Clipboard" to the context menu of Windows Explorer to copy the path of a file whose context menu is invoked. -
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NothingFancy DriveSpace Recovery
A quick program to recover server drive space
It is nothing fancy - a single executable, a terminal window and a log file - but it can clear up some space on servers! (and workstations too!) I've tried CCLeaner and various other cleanup tools - all seem to force a GUI and clicking buttons, which is not good when administering hundreds of workstations and servers. This tool simply clears out useless files in every profile on the system. The log (in Public or All Users folder) suggests which profiles can be deleted (auto-deleting... -
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Find string or dictionary of strings in files and execute operation. Very smart VB.Net console application, useful in batch program.
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This project is an attempt to create a wrapper between filesystem code for one operating system and compile it for another. For example, a Linux filesystem driver could work natively in Windows if the project goes as planned.
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