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	What’s the best way to delete a large folders in Windows? If you use Windows Explorer to delete the folder that contains thousands of files and subfolders - it can take 10-15 minutes (not always, but often). Is there a faster way in Windows to delete a large folders? YES! The FRemover will do it better in a few mouse clicks! The FRemover - is a forced directory removal tool. This is a very useful utility to delete a large folders. The FRemover - the best way to delete a large folders in Windows!

	Have you ever forget to unplug your tiny thumb drive from PC system whenever you have finished the file transfer or usage? It may post a potential confidential file exposure especially when you are using public computers. Now with this software utility, you no longer need to worry about this. Named as FlashWatcher (this is a portable version of USB Stick Watcher), it is a very useful software utility that can keep reminding you whenever your thumb drive is plugged into the system so that you don't leave your important data behind when leaving the public place

	SimpleMagnifier - powerful, easy to use computer screen magnifier. Featuring magnify zoom levels up to 10x within a moveable and sizeable lens window, SimpleMagnifier helps you see web pages, e-mail, pictures, icons, and more. Choose to have the lens show what's under your SimpleMagnifier, or use "Lock" mode to keep the magnified area in place. Download and try before to buy (the SimpleMagnifier price is US $14.95) evaluation version of SimpleMagnifier!

	USB Stick Watcher is a useful utility for people, who transfer their data (documents, music and more) across different computers. This will display recurring reminder if your pen drive is still plugged in PC. Also, USB Stick Watcher will show warning message every time when you try to turn PC off, or log off without unplugging your pen drive. USB Stick Watcher will ensure that you never leave your USB Stick plugged in to a computer!

	Handy MPG Converter: Most countries other than the US and UK use the SI (aka metric) units litre (0.22 Imperial gallon or 0.264 US liquid gallon) and km (0,621 statute miles). These can be combined to either km/L (efficiency) or L/100km (consumption). The UK is a special case in this respect, as distances are measured in miles but fuel is sold by the litre. As a result, both MPG and L/100km are usually quoted for any given vehicle, although the general public almost exclusively use miles-per-gallon. Note that because the imperial gallon is significantly larger than the U.S. gallon, MPG figures are 20.095% higher in the UK than in the U.S. for the same real fuel economy. - Wikipedia - free encyclopedia. This converter can help you to convert measure of fuel economy from the MPG units to the SI (aka metric) L/100km units and back.