@JadoJodo: Not so much, it's so-so fun. Reading Lifehacker? That's the one.

I love this program, but be careful updating, it doesn't save your previous data. (At least the portable version doesn't)

VOTE: Malwarebytes' Anti-Malware

VOTE: FastStone Capture (free)

@MPGraber: Wordperfect 4.2 ran on one 720k floppy, one more for the spell check. Almost all the features of 5.1. But I learned on Wordstar too. Anybody remember Volkswriter? Coolbeans. One top menu, 48 commands with F-keys.

Be cool if it were portable, but I guess Java kills that.

@versatileninja: +1 Read It Later. With Foxmarks, excuse me, Xmarks, it goes with me to every computer.

When discussing Ubuntu, should mention Xubuntu and Kubuntu.

@Deprong Mori: If you include Gandalf you must include "Friend." In Elvish.

@cearner: Used to use that one regularly, but then something happened. Caused a hang, maybe?

@operator207: Keeps me safe when I try to juggle balls, but I can't, I'm stuck with chainsaws.

There is (or was) an extension for Firefox called Paragrasp that highlighted a paragraph in pale yellow, and then you could use the arrow key to scroll down. The paragraph that you were reading stayed in the centre of the screen. Quite useful, I found.

@jupiterthunder: Oooohhhhh burn!

@GilroyMu: Absobloominlutely. Also good for tax day.

I have The Guide, also TreeDBNotes. I do, however, miss an old, buggy, abandonware tree file named Skwyrul Pro. One of it's neat features was the ability to email anyone of the notes right from the program. I also loved the icons, for some reason. It didn't have true tabs, it only allowed two at a time. I do wish…

I'm from Saskatchewan, with Central Standard time all year. (We're the centre, and we're the standard, and we're not changing, dammit!)

If this was portable it would rock.

Lee Valley sells a version.

"Most any"? Please, please, ALMOST any. Likewise, (although you're not guilty here, I'm just ranting) eliminate "most everyone." /rant off

Congrats! Anybody with How To in their name is welcome by me!