Windows Applications and Utilities

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ExpPrint V6.0.0.0		A directory listing utility. You can view and print file directory and virtual folder listings from Windows Explorer by right clicking a drive, folder, or a group of selected files.
TouchPro V5.3.0.2		Allows you to change any combination of file time attributes via a context menu or a file/folder's property pages. It's fully integrated into Windows Explorer and gives you the ability to touch selected files and entire folder hierarchies in a single easy operation.
ConCat/Split V6.0.0.0		An easy to use file splitter/joiner utility accessible from the context menu of Windows Explorer. Handles files greater than 4GB (NTFS format drives only). Files can be reassembled with just the copy command.
Space Patrol V2.2.1.1		Provides a fully configurable low-disk space notification facility for all Windows operating systems.
VidRes V2.5.0.2		A video resolution switching utility that you can use interactively, or from batch files or shortcuts.
Tab2Desk V2.1.2.0		Allows you to switch to the Windows desktop by using the Alt+Tab keystroke.

Suggestions

If you have any suggestions for improvements with our utilities or these web pages, please let us know. We can't include every feature request, but we do try to incorporate facilities that will be generally useful.

We hope those who have already sent in suggestions will be pleased to see them included in later releases of the utilities.

Updates

Are free to all registered users.

Starting with TouchPro V5, VidRes V2.5, Concat/Split V5, ExpPrint V1.8.1.0, and Space Patrol V2.2, updates will require a new registration number. To obtain your new details, please contact us by email giving your name, address, and existing registration information.

Thanks...

To our registered users and everyone who puts in a good word for our utilities and recommends them to others. Because of your support we can continue to improve them to try to ensure they are the best of breed in their particular field.

David & Julie Lowndes