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The Daily Grind 961
by Mike Gunderloy
Friday, September 1, 2006
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September already...
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Kernel Memory Space Analyzer Version 8.1- You know, I bet most people who download
this Microsoft tool will never need it. But then, the same impulse leads to buying
a table saw when you just need to trim a few pieces of molding for the baseboards.
- SQLOne Database Search Engine 3.0 - Web-based
database search engine that claims to be more flexible than built-in full-text indexing.
Works for Oracle, MySQL, and SQL Server. Free or trial edition download
here, pricing from $245.
- Browzar - New Web browser for the paranoid
(no history, no cookies, no autocomplete...) Unfortunately, according to Scott Hanselman,
it doesn't work.
- e - "The collaborative text editor for
Windows". Now in beta, a syntax-highlighting tabbed editor designed for multiple
simultaneous users with full revision control baked right in. 30-day trial or buy
it for $34.95.
- LearnVisualStudio.NET - This tutorial
site is recently relaunched and worth a second look. David Findley has some
details about the changes.
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Mike Gunderloy is
the editor of Larkware, the daily .NET newspaper of record.
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