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By me (or modified by me)
AltTab - based on http://www.autohotkey.net/~evl/AltTab/AltTab.ahk, but heavily modified.
BetterPaste - Plain text pasting
AutoBackup - Detects if my external HD is inserted and the starts the backup (after a confirmation of course, otherwise if I want to do a restore it would be a problem!)
SimpleVersionControl - Once every hour, makes a copy of every changed dox, docx, xls, xlsx etc. and renames it with the time-date in the filename (heavy lifting done by RoboCopy+Dos Batch File (Renaming part), SVC is just a scheduler)
KeePassByPass - Simple script to have KeePass work properly with IE (some passwords were sent incomplete with 1/2 characters missing)
Startup - Runs a list of programs depending if I am at work or at home

By other people
ShutDown Timer - ShutDown after a specified amount of time
FolderMenu - not done by me, but was written in AHK

Stuff that I am working on (but not usable)
Work Logger - Capturing of active window titles, assignment to projects based on rules, and reporting of time spent on those projects
TDL Sync - Sync ToDoList http://www.codeproject.com/KB/applications/todolist2.aspxto GroupWise
ShutDown Timer2 - ShutDown when a process cease to exist (should be easy - but just have not started with it yet)

Wow sfk is a cool tool, thanks!

sfk replace    - replace words in binary and text files
and
sfk detab      - convert TAB characters to spaces

is really really usefull!

If this works as I expect it to work, no more 'find "def primesbelow" *.py' from the command line!

Download attempt 1: Failed after 382 kb
Download attempt 2: Failed after 4183 kb
Download attempt 3: Download does not start.

I am really looking to test this as a repository for webpages (all my python/ahk etc "help files") as I have been looking for something like this forever.

or save a batch file with the following content

c:
cd C:\Code
for /f "tokens=*" %%d in ('dir /ad/b/s') do dir "%%d\*.c"

The first two lines is just to ensure you are in the right subdirectory
replace
dir "%%d\*.c"
with the command of your choosing (keeping the %%d though - which is each directory - try running with echo dir "%%d\*.c" to see what the actual command will be that will be run - without doing something weird to your system!)

No download, portable (windows only though) small filesize and no malware.

Q-Dir - is great been using it for the Past year, I think it really helps with productivity, I will have another look at wikipad, I sometimes miss using q-dir when working on a customer site

Try installing Q-dir as a portable version, and have it handy on a flash drive

http://www.softwareok.com...eite=faq-Q-DIR&faq=23