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Free Dual-Pane File Manager: muCommander
Create and Edit MIDI Files: Aria Maestosa
Free Expense Tracking Web Application: ExpenseLogger
View SEO Summary of a Website: Sorezki SEO Plus Chrome Extension
List and Print Contents of a Directory: Directory List & Print
Free Microsoft Office Suite Alternative: SoftMaker FreeOffice
Send To My Cloud: Save Bookmarks Online
Pick Any Color From Screen Using Quick HTML Color Picker
Add Tabs to Windows Explorer with Clover 2
Clip Web Pages to Organize Your Favorite Sites: Meaki

Free Dual-Pane File Manager: muCommander

Posted: 13 Aug 2012 06:30 PM PDT

muCommander is a file manager which features a dual pane interface, can be used on all three major operating systems, Windows, Linux and Mac, and best of all it’s completely free. Cross-platform compatibility is made possible by the fact that muCommander is a Java application, and all those who are interested in using this free file manager, regardless of the operating system, are gonna have to have either Java installed or a Java equivalent.

At first glance interface of muCommander looks similar to other file managers, but there are some subtle differences, for example muCommander has themes. If you don’t like the default color scheme it can be changed by clicking on Window and then selecting Themes. Differences in the interface of muCommander and other similar applications might not be very big, but when it comes to functionalities, that’s where you really start to see how advanced muCommander is. Some of the useful features which can be found in muCommander are:

Compression and Decompression of archives – zip, tar, tar.gz
Favorites – put files and folder into favorite so that they’re more easily found
Connect to servers via FTP, HDFS, HTTP, NFS, S3, SFTP and SMB protocols
Run custom file commands from within a window
Quick open of files in Windows Explorer
File preview – you can preview images in muCommander’s own image viewer

Next to these, standard file manipulations are also available, file copying, moving, deleting, directory creation, the basics, all of which are made easier by the fact that there are two panes which you can use for easier file browsing.

Similar software: myCollections, ET Explorer, Free File Manager.

How to manage files with muCommander free file manager

Let’s face it, when it comes to file managing Windows Explorer isn’t that great, especially the one which comes with Windows XP. Window 7 did bring some improvements, but it’s still not very good, and those who need increased functionality have to look elsewhere. File manipulation in muCommander is very easy.

In each one of the panes open the locations where files that you want to manage are stored. To copy something you can either drag and drop files from one pane to another or click F6 while the files that you want to copy are marked. All the commands are located in the bottom part of the screen. You might also notice that there are some files present in your folder which normally aren’t there when you’re using Windows Explorer, those are the hidden system files which can be seen in muCommander.

Image previews are also available and you can also connect to web servers in order to either upload or download data, perfect for webmasters who need to manage their websites.

Conclusion

Managing files, for those who have large hard drives and a lot of files, can be a bit problematic with muCommander you get a lot of useful tools and tricks which should help you manage your files more efficiently. FTP connections are a big plus, so make sure to test out muCommander and see how all the features that it has to offer can help you out

Free Dual-Pane File Manager: muCommander was originally published at I Love Free Software

Create and Edit MIDI Files: Aria Maestosa

Posted: 13 Aug 2012 05:00 PM PDT

Aria Maestosa is a free software you can use to create and edit MIDI files. The program can run on all major platforms including Mac OS and Linux. The program is available in 8 widely spoken languages.

Features

Print musical notations.
Easily compose and edit music.
Add and play MIDI files.
View and manipulate musical notations, tablature and drum views.

How to create and edit MIDI Files?

Installation was quite uneventful. The interface is fairly simple and aesthetically appealing. Users get to choose between various options when the program launches. The File menu allows you to perform some of the most common file operations like opening, closing, saving and printing. To export or import a file, click the respective options on the File menu. To open an existing file, choose open a saved sequence or Create a new sequence to create a new file. On clicking create a new file, a new tab is opened for you to start composing.

You enter a track title by clicking on the textbox labelled Untitled. You can choose between musical instruments to use by clicking on your preferred instrument at the top of the track tab. You can zoom in and out of the composition window by entering an appropriate zoom level or by scrolling up and down zoom levels. You can collapse the track window by clicking on the inverted play icon at the top or mute the track by clicking the mute icon.

You can add a new track by selecting Add track from the Tracks menu or delete a track by selecting delete track from the same menu. To select notes, drag your mouse over them to highlight them. You can play a track by clicking the Play icon on the interface or by selecting Play from the Playback menu. You can also pause and stop a track by selecting the respective options in the Playback menu. If you ever want to play the track over and over again by clicking the loop button. You can choose how you want your track to be played by navigating to Play during edit submenu in the Settings menu. If you want the track to be played all the time, select always on the or play the track when a note is changed by selecting On note change or never play the track by checking never. You can set audio tempo and duration by entering desired values in the Tempo textbox or the Duration combo box.

Programs settings can be accessed by selecting Preferences from the settings menu. You can choose between 8 supported languages including Russian, Brazilian, Portuguese and Italian. You can set the default editor to be viewed by selecting between three available options in the Default Editor View dropdown. You can configure your audio output to use either Microsoft Software Synthesiser or Microsoft GS Wavetable by checking either option on the Output menu. You can select program output on the Output menu. User support is available by clicking Help which takes you to the support page which you can also access from the programs installation folder.

Pros

You can import and export MIDI files from other applications
Create and edit MIDI files easily

Cons

Quite complicated for an ordinary user

Conclusion

Aria Maestosa is a handy software for anyone with the knowledge of creating tracks from various instruments but could be quite farfetched for an ordinary user.

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Free Expense Tracking Web Application: ExpenseLogger

Posted: 13 Aug 2012 03:30 PM PDT

ExpenseLogger is a free web based expense tracking application which you can install on your server and then simply access it from anywhere in the world when you need to check on your finance, more precisely on your expenditure. In troubling economic times, like the ones that we’re in, keeping track of how much money we’ve spent and where we’ve spent it is very important and ExpenseLogger can help out with that.

As you can see from the image above, even though expenses are the main thing which you can track with the help of ExpenseLogger, this is not the only feature that you get with ExpenseLogger. It’s basically an entire budgeting software where you can also set limits to the amount of money that you’ll spend each month and that way maybe even increase your savings. Before you’ll be able to do any of these things, you’re first gonna have to install ExpenseLogger, for which you’re gonna need a server, Windows Server to be more precise.

Installing and running ExpenseLogger

Those who are interested in using this free budgeting application, they’re gonna have to know how to setup the script files, for which you’re gonna need to know certain things, for example how to create connections to the database, how to create the database, and so on. Since this is bit complicated, we’re not gonna be going into details, if you’re only interested in testing this free expense manager, you can do that here.

ExpenseLogger should be installed on a web server and shared by several users, since it supports multi-user work model, having several users on a single installation is possible.

How to manage the budget with ExpenseLogger

There are several different components of ExpenseLogger, these would be the six tabs which you can see on the image above, we have:

Numeric Stats
Graphical Stats
Reports
Reminders and
Options

Home would be the sixth unmentioned one, it can be seen on the image above. Stats and Reports are where you can see the overview of your expenses, in several different ways. Options and Home tabs would be the most important, in Options you can create expense categories and edit Reminder frequency:

When you open up Home tab, it’s open by default actually, you’re gonna be able to add new expense. Notice in the upper left portion of the menu, in the clearly laid out New Expense you can select the date of the expense, category and description.

Once you add an expense for a certain day it should appear in the right Spend details list. There you can see complete list of expenses for each day of the month.

Conclusion

Keeping track of expenses could help out when you are battling with increasing expenditures and dwindling income. Setup your own private expense and budgeting application where you can track every penny that you spend, at the end of the month, check and see on which useless thing you’re spending the most and try to stop. Try ExpenseLogger free.

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View SEO Summary of a Website: Sorezki SEO Plus Chrome Extension

Posted: 13 Aug 2012 02:00 PM PDT

Sorezki SEO Plus extension has especially been developed for Google Chrome users helping to make the process of analysing a website much easier. Further for almost every webmaster this tool actually provides a complete summary of a website wherein he could get a better idea about the standing of their websites and enhance the traffic as well as the online ranks. In short it summarizes the SEO aspect of a website and shows the quality of work gone behind it.

SEO is something which has got popular all over and most of us are aware of what actually it means. It may not be possible for every one of us to know how it is done professionally. There are various tools which would help you know about the rankings and the quality of SEO that has gone behind a site. However bringing all the statistics at a single place so that it gives an overall view of a website is difficult for anyone.

Traditionally people used to use the manual methods of analysing the site's potential and actual positioning over the search engines. It surely was time consuming and knowing the right set of tools to analyse was unclear.

Sorezki SEO plus takes off the burden for manually checking out the performance of a website. It has been developed by the company named Sorezki a well known Online Marketing company. The extension works with Google Chrome providing a well summarized information of a website. This tool is among the best free tools available that assists in SEO analysis. The Stats window comes with two tabs namely:

Engines
Social Activity

The notable features that come in-built with this extension are:

You can check out the stats and the listing of the website over the search engines such as Google, Yahoo, Bing, DMZO Directory, etc.
A summarized detail of the rankings of Alexa, Quantcast, Compete.com and SEMRush rank is provided.
You can also get the details of the social media websites such as Facebook, Reditt, Twitter, Stumbleupon where your site would have been shared giving you the indication of the activities of your site.

In the Optimization tab you have the details of the errors which your site has which is divided into 4 tabs namely:

Markup
Server Details
Keywords Density
Recommendations

The tool also provides you the option menu where you could change the settings and customize your tool in over 100 languages.

Using the SEO Google extension

This extension is a very easy to use application whereby giving you a broad overview of the health of a website. It helps in checking out the SEO aspect of the website and gives a summarized analysis report. It actually is quite handy for the people who wish to learn the tricks of SEO and improve the health of their website. The fact that it is totally free, has a very cool interface, and has no impact to the browser software makes it a very handy tool. The only thing which might trouble the Chrome users is that it is compatible on a few stable versions of the browser.

Download Sorezki SEO Plus Chrome extension free.

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List and Print Contents of a Directory: Directory List & Print

Posted: 13 Aug 2012 12:30 PM PDT

Directory List & Print is a free windows utility tool that enables you to list and print all contents of any directory. Lists can also be easily exported to both Ms Excel and Ms Word. The software comes in two versions, free and professional. Default languages supported include English, German, French and Portuguese.

Features of Directory List and Print

Displays file information like file size, date and time of modification, file names and extensions
Open in Directory List & Print option added to windows explorer context menu
Supports dragging and dropping of files or directories
Directories are listed in a tree
Select directories by entering their paths as strings
Listing of directories and all their sub directories by recursion
Ability to print directory list
Export list easily through the system clipboard
Auto save feature when the program is exited
Portable as the program does not require installation

How to use Directory List and Print freeware

The directory list program requires no installation and can be started from any directory. The interface is very simple and seems easy to use. It consists of three tabs which are a representation of the three steps you need to follow to create a directory list.

Creating a directory list begins with the simple step of selecting directories. To select directories, click on the Directories tab and navigate to the appropriate directory. Click on the directory and make sure its contents are displayed on the list. You can use the Favourites list to select directories and add your favourite directories to the list-only available in the pro version. You can add a directory by specifying its path using the Path button. The + and – buttons add and remove mounted network drives.

Once you have chosen the directory, click on the Selection tab. The tab allows you to configure how your list appears and which file and directory info should appear on the list. You can opt to show or hide sub directories, files, date modified, add and remove extensions, include file size and to include file paths. Disable options are available in the pro version. Click on the update file list button to reflect any changes to directories since being added. Proceed to the Output tab.

The Output tab allows you to control program output. You can use the Print button to print a copy of the current directory list. You can copy the list to the system clipboard for pasting on text editors or word processors using the Copy to Clipboard button. The Word and Excel buttons export the file list to MS Word and MS Excel respectively. The Pro License tab helps you buy and add a professional version license. Help is accessed via the Help menu. Support options include a PDF manual bundled with the software and a link to the products support page.

Opinion

The idea behind the Directory List & Print program is well thought and implemented. The application is relatively easy to use. The drag and drop feature will win the hearts of many users. Exporting and printing options will come in very handy in case you need to study the directory list in more detail.

Verdict

Directory List & Print is recommended for anyone looking for an easy and fast way to generate, print and export directory list.

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Free Microsoft Office Suite Alternative: SoftMaker FreeOffice

Posted: 13 Aug 2012 11:00 AM PDT

SoftMaker FreeOffice is a free office suite and an alternative to Microsoft’s Office, which comes with a lot of the same functionalities at only a fraction of the size and at none of the cost that Office has, because like we already mentioned this office suite distributed by the SoftMaker team is completely free.

On the image above you can see how TextMaker looks like, which would be the SoftMaker FreeOffice equivalent of Word. Free text editor isn’t the only thing that comes with FreeOffice, a total of three tools can be found in the application Start Menu entry after installation, these three tools are:

TextMaker – the already mentioned text editor
PlanMaker – this is actually a spreadsheet software
SoftMaker Presentation – as the name suggests, presentations are made here

Installation and setup

Installation was very easy, download also doesn’t take long because FreeOffice is only around 50MB in size. You’ll have to give your email and register for a serial number, that would be the biggest inconvenience you’ll come across, and in a few seconds you should see something like this:

Similar software: OpenOffice, LibreOffice, Kingsoft Office.

TextMaker free Microsoft Word alternative

TextMaker interface can be seen on the first image above. The entire FreeOffice suite has Office 2003 look and feel, which is great for all those who are nostalgic of the way things were in the past. Office 2007 was the first version of Microsoft’s commercial office suite that brought significant UI changes, which took some time getting used to, not too many people were happy about the changes introduced by Microsoft. With FreeOffice you can enjoy that interface once again, the same layout of 2 toolbar rows at the top is present. There you can find everything needed for document editing, same tools that Office has FreeOffice has them too, so there’s no need to go into specifics there. Something that you are probably interested more would be what kind of textual document formats are supported by TextMaker, more precisely are Office formats available, and the answer would be a lot of them, full list of supported formats is as follows:

.doc, .docx, .docm
.dot, .dotx, .ddm
.tmd – Native document format of TextMaker
.odt – OpenDocument Text documents
.txt – Standard text files
.wri – Windows Write
.rtf – Rich text document format

These are just some of the formats which TextMaker can open, a total of 17 different formats can be opened and edited inside TextMaker, and another important thing that needs to be said is that you can’t save in all of the formats listed above. For example you can’t save in .docx, the Word 2007 format, which isn’t that big of a loss to be honest, older .doc format is available for saving next to of course TextMaker native formats. The next important thing that requires checking would be Word compatibility, how are Word documents formatted in TextMaker. Formatting is always a big issue with alternative office application, so we decided to test TextMaker on a bit more complicated table, here’s how it looks like in Office 2007:

and so that we do not keep you waiting long, here’s how that very same file looks like in TextMaker:

As you can see formatting was preserved and there’s practically no difference between the two files. The only thing that might cause problems was that the .docx file was converted to the native .tmd format, so there might be problems when you try to pass the document along to other colleges which are using Word. All in all TextMaker is very good, especially when it comes to compatibility.

SoftMaker Presentation – Free Power Point alternative

FreeOffice presentation tool can help you create useful presentations very easily.

Workspace layout is again pretty much the same to the one of Office 2003, and all of the same tricks are used beautifully with presentations, we have:

Tables
Diagrams
Flowcharts
Image and File insertion

Majority of options are located in the upper three toolbars and the menu above them. On the right templates are present which you can use to save time that you’d normally spend on presentation decoration. Format supoort is again the same to the one found in TextMaker, you can edit the following formats:

.pptx, .ppt, .pps, .pptm, .ppsx, .ppsm – Power Point formats
.prd, .prs – SoftMaker native Presentation format

Compatibility is good, and presentations created in PowerPoint will work just fine in SoftMaker. A lot of useful tools are present for creating presentations, so make sure to give them a try.

Free spreadsheet editor – Excel alternative – PlanMaker

Name of the spreadsheet editor offered by FreeOffice is a bit unusual, but despite of the name, PlanMaker has everything you need for creating spreadsheets and like the TextMaker and SoftMaker Presentation, everything comes in familiar packaging.

Functions are added the usual way, click on a field and then click on Insert >> Function. Name PlanMaker is used probably because for a lot of people main use for spreadsheets would be budgeting, expense tracking, and things like that, all of which can be easily done inside PlanMaker.

Functions window offers a wide selection of functions which the users can use to make things easier. Spreadsheets aided with formulas can really help save time, and effort of the person who filling out the spreadsheet, for example a budget spreadsheet. Format support continues to incorporate Excel, the most widely used spreadsheet tool. Complete list of supported formats is:

.xls, .xlsx, .xlsm
.pmd
pmv
.dbf
.slk

Some of these you’ve probably never heard of, but they are all supported. For saving, just like with the TextMaker, every format is supported, except the .xlsx, which is probably because of format restrictions.

Conclusion

Even though SoftMaker FreeOffice comes with only three application, these three are used the most, and they should be more than enough for those in need of a quick and lightweight office suite. Testing out FreeOffice won’t cost you anything since it’s very small in size, try it and see how it can help you, you’ll save both time and money, if you don’t need advanced features that Office has.

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Send To My Cloud: Save Bookmarks Online

Posted: 13 Aug 2012 09:30 AM PDT

Send To My cloud is a simple web application to bookmark or save links of the webpage in cloud. This web application lets you save or bookmark your favorite links on your cloud. The web app allows you to create an online cloud account in which you can save as many links of any webpage. Send To My Cloud supports Google Chrome browser, Firefox browser, and Internet explorer.

You can easily download Send To My Cloud extension according to the browser you are using. Moreover, Send To My Cloud app is also coming for iPhone, iPad, and Android. Beta version might be the reason of unavailability of the app for smart devices. But Send To my Cloud works great by saving any webpage link and then accessing them at any point of time from your cloud.

According to the developers of the web app, you can flag the web links to be downloaded for offline reading. But when I tried the feature, it didn't work. May be the web app is in beta version, that is why the offline reading is not working fine. Hopefully, it may be fixed in the final version of the app.

Why Do You Need Send To My Cloud Application:

All of us browse internet and come across the webpage links which we might want to save for future reference. Many browsers such as Google Chrome browser, Firefox browser, Safari browser, and the like allows you to add bookmarks of your favorite web links. However, it becomes difficult to sync link between different browsers.

This is where Send to My Cloud comes for help. Instead of saving your bookmark in a particular browser, you can save it in the cloud, and then access it from any browser, even remotely. And once the smartphone apps are launched, you will be able to access your bookmarks from Android and iPhone as well.

How To Use And Save Links With Send To My Cloud:

I tried "Send To MyCloud" app on my Google Chrome browser with its Chrome extension. It goes same with all other browser which you are using.

Step 1: Download and install Send To My Cloud extension for your default browser.

Step 2: Sign-up with the web service i.e., Send To My Cloud. Login with the credential of your "my cloud" account.

Step 3: Now open the link on the browser which you want to save.

Step 4: Right-click on the link and then click on "Send To My Cloud" option.

Step 5: Check your "Send To My Cloud" account and access the links saved anywhere and anytime.

Features:

Save or bookmark desired webpage links.
Has a smart search bar to search for any specific link from the list links saved.
Saves URL, Topic of the link, notes and tags.
Select the appropriate tag of your choice.
Saves the image of the webpage too.
Unique username and password.

Send To My Cloud is one of the best ways which I found to save the link and its related information online. Also, one of the great part is its unique app account. Just create and start saving the webpage links to read it later at any point of time and anywhere. Best for those who want to get rid of browser bookmarks.

You can check out Spool web service to save and read online content.

Send To My Cloud: Save Bookmarks Online was originally published at I Love Free Software

Pick Any Color From Screen Using Quick HTML Color Picker

Posted: 13 Aug 2012 08:00 AM PDT

Quick HTML Color Picker is a free color picker software that let's you pick colors from the computer screen. Using this free color picker software, you can pick any of your favorite color from any part of your computer screen.

If you are professional web designer, then for sure you will find this color picker software very useful, as it saves you time. Not only it lets you pick colors, it also shows you RGB values of that color, and also HTML code for it.

The user-interface of this free color picker software is very basic and comes with a Pick Color button. It show RGB values, HTML code, copy button, etc. This free color picker software even comes with a copy automatically option, that automatically copies the HTML code created for a color picked by you.

Using this free color picker software is very easy, as you simply need to launch the software and click the Pick Color button on the interface. As soon as you click the Pick color button, this tool converts your mouse cursor into a dropper along with the magnifying window to magnify the part of the screen from where you wish to pick the color.

Now, place the dropper on the desired color present on the screen and left click the mouse to pick the color. In this way, you can pick your desired color from the screen and get the HTML code for the color. To pick colors from screen, you can even use Peacock color picker, Absolute color picker and Color Seizer.

Key Features Of This Color Picker:

Clean and small user-interface.
Shows the RGB value for the picked color.
Displays the HTML code for the color.
Automatically copies the HTML code.
Adjustable RGB values.
Easy to use color picker software.

Quick HTML Color Picker is a small in size color picking software designed for web designers to help them in picking up their desired color from the screen. Download Quick HTML Color Picker for free.

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Add Tabs to Windows Explorer with Clover 2

Posted: 13 Aug 2012 06:30 AM PDT

Clover 2 is a free utility which is gonna, once its installed, fuse together Windows Explorer and Google Chrome so that when you open up My Computer, for example, you can see the usual Windows Explorer window, but with Chrome’s window border. The reason why these two were combined is so that Windows Explorer can have tabs, which is not something it has on its own.

Majority of desktop environments in the Linux world and even that of Mac have tabs for quite some time now, but when it comes to Windows Explorer, tabs can’t be found not even in the upcoming Windows 8 which brings a total overhaul of the interface. When you install Clover 2, it’s gonna completely take over Window Explorer as the default file manager, but it’s not a complete takeover because like we mentioned it will still display Windows Explorer, the only difference would be that you are gonna have Google Chrome border.

Clover 2 installation and requirements

Installation of Clover 2 didn’t take long and it’s not very complicated, but in order to use it, there are some requirements. As you might have guessed it, since we already mentioned it before, you’re gonna have to have Google Chrome installed, you don’t have to use it as a browser of course, if you don’t want to, but its presence is necessary if you want to use Clover 2.

Using Clover 2 – Windows Explorer with tabs

As you can see on the image above, three tabs are open. Interesting thing would be that when you click on My Computer Clover 2 window will open, and if you click again on a folder, you’re gonna see it open up in the same window, only in a new tab, like you can see on the image above. Right click context menu also received a new entry, its the one to which the arrow is pointing the Open in new tab.

Taskbar icon which is used by Clover is a green clover, go figure, and it’s different from the usual Windows Explorer icon, which is a folder, this might be a little bit odd at first, but you’ll get used to it. Additional toolbars which you can see on the image above are not part of Clover, that’s another useful tool which we talked about before, Classic Shell.

Conclusion

Tabs can bring a lot of functionality to Windows, if nothing else, you can for example decrease the number of windows that you have opened in the taskbar when you’re managing a lot of folders. Clover 2 won’t just give you tabs, you will also gonna see a complete new window appearance of the replacement Chrome/Windows Explorer mix. Main website of Clover 2 is in Chinese, but you can translate it and easily download the installation file. Everything is of course for free, and you won’t have any kind of problems removing Clover if you’re not satisfied with what you get, but we’re sure you won’t do that once you try Clover 2 for the first time.

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Clip Web Pages to Organize Your Favorite Sites: Meaki

Posted: 13 Aug 2012 05:00 AM PDT

Meaki (read "mee kee") makes it easy for anyone to clip web pages into visually engaging Clipsets. A Meaki Clipset consists of a set of Clips organized in a way that makes sense to you. Thus, all you need to do is find your favourite webpages, clip them together and share them with your friends. It is not only fun but also helps one keep their favorite sites safe in one location.

Generally, Meaki Clipsets are used to plan a vacation, go for shopping, prepare a school project or even help you with your office work. One can say that it is one of the best software used for organizing things in an official or personal manner.

Features of this service to clip web pages:

Enables to clip web pages together into a collection of Clipsets.
Can be used free of cost.
The Clipsets can be shared on social sites with friends/colleagues or kept private.
A Clip-it button enables to save and share any website just with a simple click.
Meaki enables the user to organize their favorite websites.
It’s simple interface helps one go about the site with an ease that new users won’t find difficult to comprehend.

How to clip web pages:

The clip-it button on your web browser helps to organize your favorite webpages into a Clipset. The descriptions along with the other informations about the Clipset can be edited. Any Clip of a Clipset is composed of two parts or rather two pictures. The first part or the first picture is a snapshot that helps you identify the webpage while the second part takes you to the whole webpage. The Clipsets can be shared with friends via social networking sites like Facebook or through e-mails.

Drawbacks:

The only drawback of meaki is that it can make any user's computer affiliated to cookies.

Downloading and Installation:

The Meaki Clip button is easy to install. First, you need to go to the Getting Started page and follow the instructions. Once, you're done with it, you will find the clip-it button in the bookmarks section of your web browser. Browse through the net to find an interesting page and then 'clip-it' in one of your existing Clipsets or create a new one.

Verdict:

You have a set of favorite webpages? Or, you need to refer to a number of webpages for your office work? It's time you really get Meaki. Meaki Clipsets will not only help you organize your much needed webpages through Clips but also it will help you stay sorted.

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