akFontViewer is a 32-bit utility that lets you view samples of all your installed fonts in Windows. It can show a list of fonts with each font rendered in its own typeface. Also a window much like a Character Map which is always active shows you which fonts have full character sets and which don’t. Other features enable you to define a sample text string, and to check off attributes you’d like to display such as bold, italic, underline, and strikeout. Print function is also supported.
Chrome
QTranslate – Translate the Selected Text Using Hot Keys
QTranslate is designed to work in Windows. With this, you simply select the text you want to translate and then press hot key Ctrl+Q to show translation in the popup window or Double Ctrl click to show the translation in the main window. It also has the ability to speak text (Ctrl+E) […]
Free Software
Download Windows Repair – Portable Tool to Get a Damaged PC Working
Windows Repair is a portable tool which can help you get a damaged PC working again, useful if for example you’ve just removed a stubborn malware infection and now your system is seriously misbehaving. The program’s tabbed interface first walks you through some basic recovery steps. […]
Free Software
Clicky Gone – Software for Hiding Selected Windows
Clicky Gone allows you to hide your selected windows from view, this includes the taskbar button associated with the application. It protecting privacy by hiding things. There is no need to close your applications if they are taking up to much space on your desktop or taskbar. […]
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