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A Java-based powerful disk usage utility. It outputs a table and a tree (both can be sorted). TinyScan is able to export the result to Excel, Access, MySQL and it can also scan remote computers. It is free and open source.
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Armchair File Manager
Remote control your home theater PC from across the room
Use the Armchair File Manager to control your Windows home theater PC using its remote control. Perform light-duty computing tasks from across the room without a keyboard or mouse. Armchair works best with a PC connected to a widescreen television. -
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An alternative to jakarta project. Lightweight and simple. Reads OLE file (try at least) and parse all that looks like a text. Supports Word, Excel, RTF and PowerPoint files. Outlook planned, but not made yet.
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It is possible to upload SMS text messages from a Nokia mobile phone to your PC using Nokia's connectivity suite. These messages are saved in a (useless) .vmg file format. Nokia SMS Reader will compile these files into an Excel sheet (sorted).
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