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It seems to give me an error "not compatible with Pale Moon 19.0.2"...

Hmm, it installs fine in Pale Moon Portable 20.0.1-x64 on my system*. I've no idea why it doesn't on yours.
Note that you can also add a MultiFox toolbar button, as a separate add-on.

* Yup, I also use "multi-Firefox" setup: Firefox as my default browser, Pale Moon Portable for wiki logins and a Firefox Portable for other persons in the household.

For my ultra-heavy-duty favorite pages, I made an entire (low tek) special home page with them. Thus it's available from anywhere, so I don't have to think about home comp vs phone vs friend's house vs net cafe vs hotel. It's just there.

I do the same thing for sites I think I'll want to come back to fairly often.   For the rest, I use Linkman Pro, which I love for many reasons, including its superfast search capabilities.  I keep an identical copy of Linkman on my netbook.

I also use Linkman Pro, but I have set MyBookmarks as my homepage/new tab page for the frequent visited pages. Previously I only used the bookmark toolbar in Firefox, but it became too crowded...

Is it an option to use Multifox for different logins?

You can also run multiple instances of Firefox Portable.

[Screenshot Captor]

Screenshot Capture was reviewed at addictivetips two day ago:

Capture Screenshots, Edit And Add Special Effects & Objects

We have previously covered screenshot tools like Shotty and Greenshot, but if you are looking for a screenshot tool that lets you do more than just capture screen area, give Screenshot Captor a try. Screenshot Captor is a very extensive screenshot capturing tool that lets you take screenshots, edit them, add special effects, adjust colors, add objects and share with others. It lets you specify pre-capture and post-capture settings, special effect and drawing object options and file naming templates.

Screenshot Captor is a massive tool with a lot more options included.

The best so far is keeping different win32pad (a lightweight txt editor) windows on my second screen and moving them around as needed, but that's not perfect because when Windows crashes I lose them all...

For that role I use 2 instances of Memo (AHK scripts by Drugwash) which has auto-save.

Mozilla Firefox 8.0 is out

Update to version 8 automatically changed the theme to the Default 8.0 theme. (New update behavior?)
At first I didn't notice that myself, but my mum started yelling: "$#%@, where are the green back and forward buttons?"

thanks for the report.

You're welcome.

2) What is the 'Toaster'???

@skwire: maybe rename the "Enable toaster popup" to "Enable toaster popup on song change" is a little bit clearer what to expect?

Another thing, can you change the "Show toaster popup" hotkey action to always show the toaster?
That is: show it also if the options "Enable toaster popup" = False and/or "Do not show toaster popup while main window is active" = True.

    + Added basic support for cover art in tags.

... Thanx skwire  Works as advertised here on my Win XP system.

Nice review of sPlaylistMaker on addictivetips today:
Create M3U And M3U8 Playlist via Drag And Drop With sPlaylistMaker

Finally more attention for this little but very nice app.

[Autohotkey]

Of cource I can't beat skwire , but this is how I like it:

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Formatted for Autohotkey with the GeSHI Syntax Highlighter [copy or print]
#NoEnv
#SingleInstance, Force
SetBatchLines, -1
SetControlDelay, -1
 
iMyCount := 0
bAllowUpdate := True
 
Gui, 1:+LabelMainGui
Gui, 1:Margin, 5, 5
Gui, 1:Font, s30
Gui, 1:Add, Text, xm w200 h100 0x1200 Center Section vCounterCtrl, % iMyCount
Gui, 1:Font
Gui, 1:Add, Button, ys w75 h25 Section vInput_btn gInputValue, Set
Gui, 1:Font, w700
Gui, 1:Add, Button, xs ys+45 w75 h25 gCountUp, +1
Gui, 1:Add, Button, xs w75 h25 gCountDown, -1
Gui, 1:Font
Gui, 1:Add, Checkbox, xm w138 h25 Checked vbDoHourCount gToggleHourCount, Count up on the hour
Gui, 1:Add, Checkbox, x+5 w138 h25 vbAllowNegatives, Allow negative values
Gui, 1:Show, Center, CountAM
 
SetTimer, HourCount, 1000
Return
 
MainGuiClose:
MainGuiEscape:
{
	ExitApp
}
Return
 
CountUp:
{
	iMyCount++
	FormatAndUpdate( iMyCount )
}
Return
 
CountDown:
{
	Gui, 1:Submit, NoHide
	If Not bAllowNegatives
	{
		If iMyCount
			iMyCount--
	}
	Else
		iMyCount--
	FormatAndUpdate( iMyCount )
}
Return
 
HourCount:
{
	FormatTime, iMyNow, A_Now, HHmm
	If ( Mod( iMyNow, 100 ) = 0 ) ; We're at the top of an hour.
	{
		If ( bAllowUpdate = True )
		{
			; Increase counter by one and then don't allow any more increases until this minute is up.
			Gosub, CountUp
			bAllowUpdate := False
		}
	}
	Else
	{
		bAllowUpdate := True
	}
}
Return
 
ToggleHourCount:
{
	Gui, 1:Submit, NoHide
	If bDoHourCount
		SetTimer, HourCount, 1000
	Else
		SetTimer, HourCount, Off
}
Return
 
InputValue:
{
	Gui, 1:+Disabled
	Gui, 2:+LabelInputGui +Owner1
	Gui, 2:Margin, 12, 12
	Gui, 2:Add, Edit, xm w80 r1 Number 
	Gui, 2:Add, UpDown, Range-32767-32767 viMyInput
	Gui, 2:Add, Button, x+15 w80 Default gNewInput, OK
	Gui, 2:Show, Center, Enter a value
}
Return
 
InputGuiClose:
InputGuiEscape:
{
	Gui, 1:-Disabled
	Gui, 2:Destroy
}
Return
 
NewInput:
{
	Gui, 2:Submit, NoHide
	Gui, 2:+OwnDialogs
	If Not iMyInput
	{
		MsgBox, 36, Please confirm, Do you really want the value to be blank?
		IfMsgBox No
			Return
	}
	Gui, 1:-Disabled
	Gui, 2:Destroy
	Gui, 1:Default
	FormatAndUpdate( iMyInput )
	iMyCount := iMyInput
	iMyInput :=
}
Return
 
; FormatInteger -- by Winkie
FormatAndUpdate( Int )
{
	vVar := Int
	If vVar < 0
	{
		vMinus := "-"
		StringTrimLeft, vVar, vVar, 1
	}
	Loop
	{
		If vVar > 999
		{
			StringLen, vLen, vVar
			vTrim := vLen - 3
			StringTrimLeft, vPart, vVar, % vTrim
			vOut := "." vPart vOut
			StringTrimRight, vVar, vVar, 3
		}
		Else
			Break
	}
	Gui, 1:Default
	GuiControl, Text, CounterCtrl, % vMinus vVar vOut
}

require further interaction.

I know, but...

hotkey. start typing

will at least need some dialog, IMHO. If a desktop mail client is present, I would prefer to use it.

[Autohotkey]

@justice: Do you use a desktop e-mail client? If so, why not use mailto:? (reference here)

The following AutoHotkey code gives the (in my case Thunderbird) compose window, in which I can edit the message before sending it:

Formatted for Autohotkey with the GeSHI Syntax Highlighter [copy or print]
#7::
	Run, mailto:me@you.us?subject=This is the subject line&body=This is the body text.
Return

sendemail commandline exe.

Or:

• Blat
• Bmail

Or use Blat with AutoHotkey with a DllCall.
Or... use AutoHotkey with CDO COM (with or without AHK_L).

Back in the day, there was tag.exe by Ca5e.  However, it seems that his original site is no more.     You can grab the latest version I had in my archives from my site:  http://www.skwire.net/~apps/misc/tag.zip

The latest version is 2.0.52 (Still, dated: 2007-05-03). Since your latest version development is done by synthetic soul.

Or you can download it from Softpedia.

For the source of a program on Skrommel's One-Hour Software page, click the little green icon with the white H below the program name.
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Thanks Winkie

You're welcome.
So, we can call this one done?
Or did you catch the AHK-virus and want some other features?

[Autohotkey]

I see there's a 64bit version - would you recommend that?

Not sure about that. I have no experience with 64-bit.

tried the first example, it works

But if you want to update to AHK_L the hotkey can become this:

Formatted for Autohotkey with the GeSHI Syntax Highlighter [copy or print]
#q::ComObjCreate("Shell.Application").ShutdownWindows()

It should be possible to show the standard Windows shutdown dailog. At least, ShutdownWindows works on my WinXP system (Can't test it on Win7).
@tomos: what AutoHotkey version do you use?

What is Mozilla trying to do? Continues...
Mozilla Plans To Hide Firefox Version

Conclusion:

It seems like they somehow want to hide the fact that the version changes each 5 minutes, which suggest that they are aware it’s not exactly the best idea So basically, we have a bad idea, we implement it and then hide it from the user. Great plan, shows a responsible attitude!

It seems I am too late with XMD

It's never too late to suggest good software . I love software with a lot of (command line) parameters... 
So XMD is bookmarked for reference. For now I have enough with XYplorer's New Templates:
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addictive tips has a descent review of Drop Zone today :

DropZone – Copy And Move Files To Specified Folders via Drag & Drop

And Howtogeek also noticed that (and did a shameless crop of Skwire's screenshot):
Drop Zone Is a Drag and Drop File Mover

But.. and here's the key point.. I don't go near that directory with my own files.  I use my own custom MyDocs folder for any program data that *I* have control over.  So any program where i have a choice, and where I care about the data, I save to the MyDocs folder.

This has the great advantage of letting you easily distinguish the relatively small number documents that you actually work with and care about (which are in MyDocs), and those that are auto managed and you probably don't much care about, in the "My Documents" path.

+1

~ Thanks Winkie for those links

You're welcome.

I think it's really up to windows to allow users to customise the save/save-as/open dialogues.
=> Problem solved.

Like this?:
Common File Dialog Box - Customize Places Bar - Windows 7 Forums

[edit] then I'm back looking for a dialogue extender for save/open. Ah well, just what I'm used to... [/edit]

I just want a choice of favorite directories added to my "save as" dialog.

The suggested software

HTH

Boot Snooze is reviewed on ghacks today :

http://www.ghacks.net/2011/05/26/boot-snooze-restart-then-hibernate-or-standby-your-pc/

Boot Snooze, a freeware app by Donation Coder member Skwire, has been designed to bring the best of both worlds together. It combines a restart of the computer with an automated switch to hibernation or standby.

• I bought XYplorer Friday on the BDJ special.  It's great!
• I think I may be able to do what I'm looking for with it. 
• Or use it in place of what I'm trying with a notetaking program.
• So this can probably moved to "solved."

• Congratulations, nice to hear you like it too.
• If you want to put XYplorer to good use I have a suggestion for you for the sorting:
  I save everything in one folder and then use XYplorer to move everything to the right place. Either by using "Move To", which remembers the last used folders or by using some "Move To" User Defined Commands (UDC) (menu User). I assigned a keyboard shortcut to the "Move To" UDC-menu so when it's pressed that menu pops up at the mouse cursor position for easy access. (see screenshot below for how UDC's look like with Custom Keyboard Shortcuts)
• You can use the tags/comments feature for that (although I have no experience with them. I did add the tagging buttons to the toolbar (also see screenshot) but haven't had time to put them to use... )
• Great!

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Thanks for the heads up, Renegade.

Now, if I can be forgiven for being so bold, the design at the Super Simple web site is pretty good. The artwork is clean and well presented. Could it be better? Sure. Is it going to win any design contests? No. Is it well presented and attractive? Absolutely. And I did everything there… kind of…

You are right, (the design of) the site is good. It's also very funny.
One small suggestion on the design though: make it clearer that the search box is an search box. Now the design is the same as the bar next to it, which is confusing.