Free Web Page Counter
List of free web page counter services - quick and effectively track visitors to your web site. [more...]
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List of free web page counter services - quick and effectively track visitors to your web site. [more...]
Free counters for web sites and web pages. Track web site and web page visitors for free with these useful services. [more...]
The best email marketing services on the web. Send fancy formatted email newsletters to customers with ease and boost your sales. [more...]
Desktop slide show software for changing rotating images on your desktop. Learn how to quickly create a desktop slide show. [more...]
Programs to erase web browsing history, clean up the registry, remove unwanted files and help Windows run faster. [more...]
Download Google pack software containing free tools and utilities for everyone. [more...]
The Google Pack software has useful tools and utilities for everyone. The software pack is indispensable for web developers. [more...]
Create a web page heatmap based on visitor eyetracking or mouse clicks. [more...]
Details of the free antiphishing toolbar from Netcraft and Yahoo and how to download and install it to prevent scam attacks. [more...]
If you ever wanted your own search engine - for fun or profit - you can create one using these online resources and downloadable programs. [more...]
Detailed list of 14 hand-picked scripts to create web site search engines. Most of these scripts are free and generally written in the platform independent Perl language. If you know Perl, you might even be able to customize the search engine scripts to your needs. [more...]
Learn how to add and customize a search script for your web site. Most scripts are free and written in the popular perl language. [more...]
How do I view a deleted web page?
Is there a way to view a deleted web page - one that is no longer available? Yes there is and the solution is quite simple. [more...]
The first program to incorporate WYSIWYG technology was Bravo. This document preparation program was developed for the Alto computer designed at the Palo Alto Research Center of Xerox. Though Bravo was never released commercially, its direct descendant was included in the Xerox Star. WYSIWYG, Ethernet, GUI, bitmap graphics and several computer technologies that we used today have been developed at the Xerox's Palo Alto Research Center (PARC). [more...]
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