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The Freeware and Shareware
articles and reviews in this issue have generally included a Website where
you can download the product(s) identified. If for some unknown reason
a site was overlooked, or you have been enticed to check out other Freeware
and Shareware products, you might consider visiting one or more of these
sites. They generally test, review, and sometimes rate the software to
prevent “Disasterware” from being loaded on your computer. (The sites are
not in any order of preference or ranking.)
C|net
will help you find Freeware and Shareware, linking to literally thousands
of PC, Mac, Linix, and PDA titles. Well written newsletters and down-to-earth
reviews can help you locate the perfect program.
ZDNet
may have you needing more bandwidth. You can download numerous Freeware,
Shareware, and Demo programs. The site offers daily software highlights
and quick links to the week’s most popular software. Every program is checked
for viruses, reviewed, and rated, so you download doesn’t come with any
unpleasant surprises.
Tucows is
not just about bovine bliss. It is an incredible archive of Freeware and
Shareware. Plenty of strategically placed mirror sites help keep
user to site distances close, which keep downloads speedy. The category
list and reviews make finding the software you are seeking a breeze.
Freeware Files
is for windows users who want software without having to spend any money.
The site features quick links to the most popular gateways.
Jumbo is a perfect
name for this monstrous file archive. It features Freeware, Shareware,
Demos and For Sale programs. Jumbo guides also offer articles on backing
up, sharing MP3s, and other computing topics.
These listings should keep you busy for a while. Good hunting!
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