sublime
12-10-2003, 04:25 AM
Software lists!
These are done often, but the most recent one here is old, and since Christmas is coming soon, we can consider this a software own/wish list. I'll go first:
ListPro - Allows me to satisfy my obsessive-compulsive organization fetish. Yummy.
Mastersoft Money - See above; only this program is better/nicer for finances than ListPro
Valksoft Space Reclaimer - Cleanliness is somewhat related to organization, so it turns me on.
Age of Empires Gold - damn fun game. Playing this and/or watching Lord of the Rings makes me want to become an archer and hunt stuff, like, ionno, birds or something.
Monopoly - another damn fun game, even though its easy and the computer is stupid. I still love the feeling when some unlucky bastard lands on my hotelled Boardwalk. Pay me!
Pocket Backup Plus - This is bloody well great. For those of us pissing our pants for fear that our Sandisk cards are gonna peter out any second now, this program allows us to backup to PC. That's cool. And the free PocketMon that comes with it is an absolutely great battery/memory monitor that tells you when to backup your files. Sweet.
CNetX Flash Format - Another comfort buy for us with Sandisks. The "Verify and Repair" makes me feel good.
Spb Pocket Plus - Cool launcher and alarm thingy. This was more of an impulse/boredom buy. Ah well.
TextMaker - A great program that many of us got on sale for much cheaper than regular price, but useless to me. But it was on sale!
Resco File Explorer - Because all the cool people are doing it, mom.
Snails - Free for subscribers. Whoopeee! It's fun until you beat it, then it just takes up space.
Gamebox Classics - First game I bought. Now it collects dust with Snails while I play Age of Empires and think about shooting arrows at chickens. Here chook chooks!
Pocket Informant - My trial version trials were terrible until I stopped clicking the tabs like a madman. As soon as I used the program calmly I had no problems with it. And it's good, too.
Audible Player - Because listening to poetry is easier than reading it.
That's it for now.
These are done often, but the most recent one here is old, and since Christmas is coming soon, we can consider this a software own/wish list. I'll go first:
ListPro - Allows me to satisfy my obsessive-compulsive organization fetish. Yummy.
Mastersoft Money - See above; only this program is better/nicer for finances than ListPro
Valksoft Space Reclaimer - Cleanliness is somewhat related to organization, so it turns me on.
Age of Empires Gold - damn fun game. Playing this and/or watching Lord of the Rings makes me want to become an archer and hunt stuff, like, ionno, birds or something.
Monopoly - another damn fun game, even though its easy and the computer is stupid. I still love the feeling when some unlucky bastard lands on my hotelled Boardwalk. Pay me!
Pocket Backup Plus - This is bloody well great. For those of us pissing our pants for fear that our Sandisk cards are gonna peter out any second now, this program allows us to backup to PC. That's cool. And the free PocketMon that comes with it is an absolutely great battery/memory monitor that tells you when to backup your files. Sweet.
CNetX Flash Format - Another comfort buy for us with Sandisks. The "Verify and Repair" makes me feel good.
Spb Pocket Plus - Cool launcher and alarm thingy. This was more of an impulse/boredom buy. Ah well.
TextMaker - A great program that many of us got on sale for much cheaper than regular price, but useless to me. But it was on sale!
Resco File Explorer - Because all the cool people are doing it, mom.
Snails - Free for subscribers. Whoopeee! It's fun until you beat it, then it just takes up space.
Gamebox Classics - First game I bought. Now it collects dust with Snails while I play Age of Empires and think about shooting arrows at chickens. Here chook chooks!
Pocket Informant - My trial version trials were terrible until I stopped clicking the tabs like a madman. As soon as I used the program calmly I had no problems with it. And it's good, too.
Audible Player - Because listening to poetry is easier than reading it.
That's it for now.