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How to split up large files with Inno Setup E-mail
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Written by Markus   
Friday, 20 February 2009 16:53

 

Computer technology has it that file sizes are getting bigger and bigger. This is usually not a big deal with today's available storage space on hard drives, DVDs, and memory sticks.

Squeezing large files on smaller medias is however still a challenging task.

Imagine you want to send a 700 MB file by email. Impossible? No, not really. Files can always be split up in several smaller bits.

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Last Updated on Wednesday, 25 March 2009 21:56
 
FindDuplicates - Find duplicate files E-mail
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Written by Thomas   
Tuesday, 10 February 2009 18:34


FindDuplicates is a command line utility to find duplicate files in one or several paths on a computer.

Optionally, it can move duplicate files to the recycle bin or remove them permanently.

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Last Updated on Tuesday, 10 February 2009 18:52
 
ServiceExe - Install and run applications as Windows services E-mail
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Written by Thomas   
Thursday, 05 February 2009 17:22

 

ServiceExe can install Windows applications as Windows services. It works very similar to SrvAny from Microsoft and NSSM from Iain Patterson but doesn't have their disadvantages.


ServiceExe has been derived from NSSM - the Non-Sucking Service Manager and an unreleased application called File Copy Manager.

Unlike NSSM, ServiceExe can be run directly from the command line without additional keyboard or mouse input. It has no graphical user interface (GUI). This makes ServiceExe suitable for Windows service installations and removals from command line scripts.

ServiceExe can run Windows services

  • by running a single application as one single service.
  • by running several applications as one single service.
  • by running several applications as several different services.


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Last Updated on Tuesday, 10 February 2009 18:52
 
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