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Extensions for Windows (XP + Vista) now free

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Curt:
The $20 Extensions for Windows was last updated September 2008, but is now free.

It was primarily made for XP, and updated for Vista. 32 and 64 bits versions.

August 28 2011

Extensions for Windows is now Free!

Due to our inability to currently support Extensions for Windows, we have decided to offer the FULL VERSION of Extensions for Windows at no charge, at least until we are able to release an updated version. We believe that this is a great product deserved by all Windows users, while we may be able to restart its maintenance in the future, with your support. Please tell all your friends about it, write about it on your blog, and enjoy this free product, as our goal always was to improve everyone's experience with Windows. Please note that Extensions for Windows is free of advertisements, browser plug-ins, and any other junk. You get the pure product that hopefully will help you get the most out of Windows.

The information about the free product may remain hidden here and low-key for a while, unless you point others to this specific News page. Here are the instructions on how to obtain Extensions for Windows for FREE:
Download the full 32-bit version (from http://www.extensoft.com/?p=press_links)
Download the full 64-bit version (from http://www.extensoft.com/?p=press_links)

Please enter the following license key when installing the full product version:
0502-24CE-AAEF-A88F-D893

Enjoy!
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Top 10 reasons to use Extensions for Windows

    Convert documents, capture and email screenshots and animations, analyze your disk space, maintain keyboard shortcuts, manage FTP/SFTP locations, create secure virtual disks, search & replace text in files, resize & convert images, create PDF documents, and more!

    Save money on various tools that cost between $20-$100 each. Extensions already includes many commercial features, with more yet to come.

    Save time by not searching for and assembling dozens of utilities when you need something quickly done.

    Choose only those features that you need, when you need them.

    Make Windows more powerful and easier to use.

    Discuss, shape and influence the future of Windows features without waiting and hoping to see them in an official Windows upgrade.

    Resolve Windows problems and annoyances, such as Windows Explorer forgetting your folder view settings, or Windows forgetting opened folders after rebooting.

    Find reasons for certain system issues, such as why a file is locked or why your hard-drive is active.
    Bring back the popular Norton Commander® file manager of the past, with a new modern interface seamlessly integrated into Microsoft Windows®.

    Recommend Extensions to non-technical friends and family who may have trouble opening or converting some documents, creating PDFs, capturing and emailing screenshots, or resizing images
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I see no reason to use their Screen Capture program, etcetera, but if you are running XP (or Vista) you may find that the Disk Usage Analyser and the FTP & SFTP Client are very useful.
Included is also a dual pane Explorer, and a Virtual Drive.

Contro:
Let's go Curt
Best Regards
 :-*

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