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Networking Tools
This Program Contains Many Useful Network Tools
This programs contains the following programs: ------------------------------------------------------------------ 1-Wi-Fi Connector : Connects To Available Wi-Fi Network. 2-Router Password Cracker : To Crack Router's Gateway Password. 3-IP Trace : Trace The IP Address For Any Website. 4-IP Tracker : Gets Your WAN IP Address. 5-Lan Messenger : Chat Between Computers On Same LAN Network. 6-Email Sender : For Sending E-mails Using SMTP Server. 7-Email Viewer : For Receiving E-mails Using POP3 Server. 8-YouTube Downloader : For Downloading YouTube Videos. 9-File Downloader : For Downloading Files. -
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MCEBuddy 2.x
Convert and Remove Commercials for your Windows Media Center
MCEBUDDY HAS NOW MOVED TO http://www.mcebuddy2x.com Convert, Shrink and Remove Ads for Your Windows Media Center MCEBuddy takes your video recordings and REMOVES COMMERCIALS and Advertisements while converting your recordings into formats that are usable on other systems and portable devices. It does all of this automatically in the background with a minimum of fuss and little technical knowledge required. Converts from WTV, DVR-MS, TS, MPEG and many other formats. Converts to... -
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Video-Downloaders
Contains all programs written for downloading videos.
This project is intended to create a versatile video downloader via the command line. It's made purely for fun. Most of the scripts are made to work together, so if you're going to use a scripts that depends another, either put them in the same directory or simply edit the source code to suit your preferences. For any comments or suggestions, please email me at samy@sphinux.org.
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