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   8/11/09

   Ysabetwordsmith

   1) CommentLuv, a plugin for WordPress blogs. It puts a link to the author's most recent post under blog comments. This is a wonderful source of traffic, plus it helps build community.
   
   2) Semagic, a free client for LiveJournal. It gives you more tools for making your posts look good.
   
   3) Google Chrome, a free browser designed from scratch to accommodate the Internet in its current incarnation. It's still buggy, but its salient features -- the most commonly visited website thumbnails on the opening page, ability to reopen just-closed pages, etc. -- make it well worthwhile. And it automatically updates so that new improvements appear without requiring your attention! Also, read the development comic. It's very entertaining.

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      8/11/09

      alvintlh

      Thanks for the software application list.
      I find CommentLuv is a must have plugin for WordPress blog.
      I have not used Semagic and Google Chrome yet. Will check out one of these days.
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   8/11/09

   Friday13

   Blender, Firefox, GIMP, Inkscape ...

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      8/11/09

      alvintlh

      Thanks! Blender, GIMP and Inkscape are fantastic graphical software.
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      8/11/09

      Friday13

      They are indeed. I've done most of my college work with them and other free software.
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      8/11/09

      alvintlh

      wow...then you can start some freelance work for internet marketers.
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   8/12/09

   varun67

   Firefox is my favorite application.And i am impressed with characteristics of apache tomcat and java applications.

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      8/12/09

      alvintlh

      What can you do with apache tomcat and java applications on Firefox?
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   8/12/09

   trailofpen

   Daemon Tools = straight killa!

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      8/12/09

      alvintlh

      Thanks. It is a virtual cd/dvd-rom emulator.