If Paint.NET is your editor of choice and you find yourself needing to open .PSD Photoshop files, this plugin will help you introduce .PSD images into your Paint.NET workflow. More »
Think about the per-card cost of most commercial business card printers, and you’ll likely feel a bit taken. Business Card Star makes designing and printing a professional, eye-catching card at home a viable alternative. More »
British researchers found that eating concentrated doses of carbohydrates and protein after some “over indulgence” can speed up your metabolism and provide the amino acids needed to start feeling better. BLT for breakfast, anyone? More »
Electronics retailer Kogan Technologies has agreed not to advertise “percentage off savings” that aren’t based on actual prices, reminding us that consumers should always be wary of accepting any savings claims on face value. More »
If you’re not heading to an actual ANZAC Day service on Saturday, you’ve got options other than television. More »
Setting up a toy corner in the lounge room sounds wise, but having a toy storage system you can roll under the couch is even better. More »
It’s no surprise that when business belts get tightened, the perks are the first to go — and that rule seems to apply just as much to small business as it does to multi-national corporations. More »
Word 2007 might show a live word count on the screen, but what if you want to find out how many instances there are of a single word? There’s no built-in solution, but you can solve the problem with a simple hack. More »
Windows only: Ever realised after you left the house that you forgot to start your BitTorrent client to finish the last of that big download? That wouldn’t be a big deal with Application Access Server. More »
The My Maps feature of Google Maps has been around for quite some time, but if you are a regular Google Map user and you’re not using it to share common directions, it’s worth it. More »
