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I use VSO Downloader for downloading flash, etc. media. You can get it by going to http://www.vso-software.f...loader/vso-downloader.php.

I've learned of a new snapshot program called Sysrestore thanks to Wilders Security Forums. Its Homepage is http://www.sysnew.com/. Also, here are some pages for it and the maker/marketing guy of it:

http://www.facebook.com/pages/Xia-Software/117450131727622
http://www.facebook.com/sysnew

How will that help add an option to the right click menu of certain file types?

Did it work out?

It should work on lower versions.

1) Here's how to create standard or cascading entries in the right click menu of files, etc.:

http://msdn.microsoft.com...op/cc144171(v=vs.85).aspx

More suggestions:

1. How about removing the popup menu option and adding a context menu option to the archive types it supports?
2. It should automatically extract to a folder named after the archive if there's no folder already specified in it and it has no .exe/.msi files in it.

2) Nope, its just that some of the archives I extract only contain one file or already has a folder in it so there's no need for a folder to be created in that case.
3) A progress bar would be fine.

I have some suggestions for it:

1. Add an option to have it either extract to a designated folder or allow the user to choose where to extract.
2. Add an option to disable the creation of a folder that's named after the archive.
3. Show the progress (the file that's currently being extracted and a progress bar) of the extracting of an archive instead of a box containing a Cancel button.
4. Add support for passworded archives and have it use a list of saved passwords.

Thanks in advance for adding them.

*bump*

I'm also interested in this function.

What about Roboreader (http://www.mind-lapse.com)? How does it compare to the other image viewers that have been mentioned in this thread?

The site now has the Terms of Service and Privacy Policy pages added.

Here's a link to a Digg Article I made regarding it:

http://digg.com/news/technology/www_vpnsteel_com

Actually, its still free. The user just has to renew the 30 days after they're up.

There's a Facebook page for it at http://www.facebook.com/p...nsteelcom/135247106521490.

Someone should consider getting its source off of SourceForge and improve on it.

Well, since more than 300 users have joined the service, Its no longer free. At least he's allowing the people that already have an account to still be able to use it for free .

Well, I uploaded its source to SourceForge. Its project page is at https://sourceforge.net/projects/connectfusion/.

I would like to have support for sending URLs for it to download via the command-line (where it will show the main window and download the specified url, then close the main window when done downloading and have it stay running in the system tray) and support for Rapidshare, etc. added to it.

Yep. I was thinking that someone who knows how to program could take a look at its source and make it better.

Here's the description of it from its site:

ConnectFusion Download Accelerator is a very fast open source download manager. It will accelerate your downloads from the Internet and resume broken connections. It includes an easy-to-use interface and its installation does not interfere with the normal behavior of your browser. ConnectFusion Download Accelerator is 100% free, never expires, and does not contain any spyware or advertisement. Its source is freely available to any one who wants to inspect or modify it.

Homepage - http://www.connectfusion.com/
Screenshots - http://www.connectfusion.com/screen.htm
Source - http://www.connectfusion.com/connectfusionsrc.zip
Download - http://www.connectfusion.com/connectfusion.exe
Size - 1.17 MB

Well, you don't have to then. I'll make a post on its forum asking why its free.

Try making an account for the website itself and ask him that question in the forums.

1. Its going at 10-12 Mbps for me when I download a file using a download manager (such as IDM).

2. The admin of the site responded to me when asked about the website on the forum. He wrote that he'll change the template of the site and write some instructions on how to connect to the service.

1. Signing up is the only way to get an account for the VPN server and the forum.
2. The "free 1 Mbps (Megabytes per second)" is the speed that the VPN server goes at. So, if you're connection can normally go to 10-12 mb/s (Megabits per second) then it'll go that fast when connected to the VPN.
3. Its dodgy looking because English isn't the admin's native language.