Check it out.
Acquire - Bookmarks App
This is the best 'Bookmark' utility I have yet found, bar none. Easy to use and it gives you complete control over your bookmarks. What I like most about 'Acquire' is the fact you can use it as a 'stand-alone' utility. You can print your bookmarks or actually create an HTML page of all your bookmarks! Has many more features. You can even e-mail bookmarks from within the program. Definitely worth a try. Check the details at the author's homepage.
The Java Hermit
The place to go if you are looking for good Java applets complete with good instructions on how to use.
Webford HTML Editor
Superb HTML editor suitable for beginners and old-pros. You can also get it here

Ask Jeeves
I first featured this site eons ago. It was great then and is now even better.
Font Colorizer
This little app does only one thing but it does it extremely well. Add pizzazz to your homepages. Check out the details.
1 JUMP
Here's an application which should ease your Net surfing. At any time, you can enter an everyday word or phrase (like a company name, product/brand name, stock ticker, or your own defined nicknames and "one jump" directly to a site -- there's no need to check a search engine to see what the URL for a site is, because 1Jump does that job for you. What I like about 1Jump, beside the fact it is freeware, is that it comes will not add DLLs or other baggage files to your Windows/System directory and comes with an UnInstaller. The main file size is only 304Kb! If in a hurry, you can get it here
HOW TO WRITE HTML - BEST LINKS
Looking for some help in writing HTML? This site provides hundreds of links to the best help available on the subject. Ideal for the beginner and the 'very' experienced author.

Incredible!
Ever wanted to see what it felt like to be sitting in the Pilot's seat of the space Shuttle? If you already have QuickTime Ver 3 installed, you can check it out right now by clicking HERE. At the same site you can also visit the old and the new Johnson Space Center Control Rooms and go inside the new Space Station. Simply incredible what you can do these days on the Net. If you don't have the QuickTime plug-in installed you can also get it HERE.You can find out more about this new technology stuff right HERE.Here is another superb plug-in video player you can add to your arsenal. It is called the VivoActive Player and can be used to enjoy several super views of the space program listed HERE
COSMO PLAYER
The COSMO PLAYER is another nice multimedia plug-in you can install in order to view superb space-related shots available from the CNN Interactive media Center This plug-in is rather large (3.1 MegB) but worth it! Once you have the plug-in installed, try this International Space Station animation for a start. It may take up to 5 minutes to load but is well worth the wait. Another worthy multimedia plug-in is the World View. I have used both and recommend them.
Stella 2000 3.0
Interactive astronomy at its best. A Virtual Observatory in which to explore realistic skies in real time, complete with observing log and list builder, telescope optics, customizable reports, live ephemeris, location browser, and a sophisticated search embracing planets, comets, DSOs, and over 15500 stars. 
Visual Planets - Solar System
Visual Planets is a multimedia excursion around our Solar System. The program, already a classic, extends and deepens our acquaintance with the Sun and its nine Planets, using the power of hypertext to connect images to information about each body's moons, atmosphere, structure, rings, statistics, mythology, and the spacecraft that have done more than anything else to probe their secrets. Unfamiliar astronomical terms are equipped with yet further hyperlinks to more definitions. Underpinning Visual Planets are more than 100 direct links to some of the more unusual definitions taken from its companion reference work the New Windows Dictionary of Astronomy. A revolution in planetary science has been brought about by the use of interplanetary spacecraft. Visual Planets has been created in the light of new knowledge and contains over 150 of the best images from NASA's planetary exploration program. 

Clean System Directory
This program scans your system looking for all references to DLL files in your Windows system directory. You can move .dll files that have no programs calling on them out of the system directory and delete them, saving disk space and improving system performance. 
Find Dead Files
FDFiles uses the "last access date" date stamp available under Win95 and WinNT to help you "find dead files" on your system. Over time, unused files can accumulate from old applications you've upgraded or no longer use, or undeleted temporary files. FDFiles lets you find these files and remove them from your system. 
Software Galore
Check this site out. These Shareware programs are complete, fully functioning programs. They are not crippled in any way, nor do they incorporate nag screens.
Here's hoping you enjoy this first issue of the year.
Enjoy!
John

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