55 free online tools

[40hz]

Spotted this link up on the Confessions of a Freeware Junkie website.

There are a couple of gems listed in Emma Alvarez's blog. Worth a look.

Recommended 55 Free Online Tools

Lately, the number of free online tools has grown enormously. Many of these tools are really original and useful.
These services help you to do tasks that you would never imagine doing in such an easy and quick way.
Sometimes, the same tools give you interesting ideas for your website, works... Ideas and concepts that can really increase your benefits.
Here you are a selection of the most remarkable 55 free online tools:
http://www.emmaalvarez.com/2008/04/recommended-55-free-online-tools.html

Anybody have any other favorites - or possibly start a new thread on the subject to get them all in one place?

[city_zen]

Small typo: it should be .html at the end, not .htm

So it's: http://www.emmaalvarez.com/2008/04/recommended-55-free-online-tools.html

Otherwise you get a 404 "Not found" error

[mouser]

thanks city, i probably caused that problem when i added the picture to 40hz post in the process of blogging it.

[40hz]

thanks city, i probably caused that problem when i added the picture to 40hz post in the process of blogging it.

Must be mind boggling to have that kind of power!

[40hz]

Small typo: it should be .html at the end, not .htm

So it's: http://www.emmaalvarez.com/2008/04/recommended-55-free-online-tools.html

Otherwise you get a 404 "Not found" error

Fixed it in my original post. Good catch.

[Deozaan]

Cool! I like FontStruct. It let me finally create my "secret decoder ring" alphabet I used as a child!

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[Shades]

Yep, I was lead to the error page...which resulted in me looking for other stuff on her blog (drop dead beautiful lady, I might add as well). Very interesting in what she writes. She also has a list with 55 MMORPG's (free an otherwise).

Thanks Ms. Alvarez and (of course!) 40Hz for bringing her to my attention. 

[fenixproductions]

2Deozaan
Wow. I've never thought that someone had "alphabet" so similar to mine The only difference was the symbols order.

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[Paul Keith]

Yep, even her Ubuntu list is comprehensive compared to most sites. Even those blogs primarily focused on Linux

http://www.emmaalvarez.com/2007/12/top-best-50-ubuntu-opensource.html

[Deozaan]

Wow. I've never thought that someone had "alphabet" so similar to mine The only difference was the symbols order.
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Ha! Mine just goes through them A-M with no dots, then N-Z with dots. I've now added numbers and most of the symbols.

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[anjan_oleti]

Wow. I've never thought that someone had "alphabet" so similar to mine The only difference was the symbols order.
(see attachment in previous post)

Ha! Mine just goes through them A-M with no dots, then N-Z with dots. I've now added numbers and most of the symbols.
(see attachment in previous post)

Cool! It's very exciting... Could you pls upload your font

[Deozaan]

It has all of the alphanumeric characters, but it's still missing some special characters like {^$%@*} etc.

[anjan_oleti]

Thanks 

[Deozaan]

So I just found out that this little "Secret Decoder Ring" style code is so widely used it has a name: The PigPen Cipher^w.

And apparently it's been used by the Freemasons^w and even Kappa Sigma which was founded in Italy during the 1400s.