Tech-Pro StopAds helps block annoying adverts and popups, helps protect you from downloading hijackers and premium-rate diallers, and helps block undesirable content. It lets you download an updated list of sites to block, add and remove sites, and enable or disable blocking, all from a convenient system tray icon.
Tech-Pro StopAds works by replacing a system file called hosts. The hosts file acts as a look-up table to convert between machine names and their Internet addresses. By including in the hosts file the names of the sites or servers on the Internet that you want to block, and giving them an address which means "this PC", you can prevent web browsers and other Internet software from discovering the real addresses of these servers, and hence block access to them.
It's Windows that does the actual blocking. What StopAds does is make it easy for you to use a hosts file to block sites.
Tech-Pro StopAds requires the Tech-Pro Utilities Startup package to be installed. Tech-Pro Utilities are donationware - if you like them, please donate a few dollars.
Give those camera images meaningful names! MultiRename lets you rename a block of files with sequential names. Just select the files you want to rename, drag them to the MultiRename window and type the new name.
Tech-Pro MultiRename requires the Tech-Pro Utilities Startup package to be installed. Tech-Pro Utilities are donationware - if you like them, please donate a few dollars.
The Tech-Pro Utilities Collection contains 12 of the most popular Tech-Pro Utilities in a single package. The collection includes Tech-Pro Menu and the Downloader that lets you check for new and updated utilities. You also get Textpad, Sticky Notes, Calendar, Safe, Tech-Pro Zip, Clock Sync and many more. Tech-Pro Utilities are donationware - if you like them, donate a few dollars.
If you hate the Windows XP Search facility then Tech-Pro Search may be just what you need. It lets you search a drive or folder for files of a specified type. You can narrow the search by looking for a particular word or phrase. Selected files can be opened using their standard application, or viewed using a built-in viewer.