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Take a look at eight of these blossoming apps, all of which are more awesome than ever, and all of which are, amazingly, free. | | WinPatrol 746591 Downloads | Free | Filed Under Security | | Kill off unwanted background programs like worms, adware, and spyware. | | | | | RoboForm 89855 Downloads | Free | Filed Under Internet Tools | | Manage your digital life--including passwords, profiles, and more--with this handy utility. | | | See (5) more Still Awesome After All These Years: Eight Excellent Free Downloads » | | Browse DownloadsAntivirus & Security • Design & Multimedia • Utilities • Games • Chat, Email, & the Web • | | Sponsored Downloads | | Total Screen Recorder StandardMake a movie of your screen--either the full screen or any area of the desktop--with this easy-to-use software. You can even record audio and mouse cursor movements. Record a video from a TV card, live streaming video or a web cam; virtually anything on your screen can be captured and saved. (Compatibility: Windows 95/98/ME,Windows NT/2000,Windows XP,Windows Vista) Use discount code TOTA-XAX8 for 60% off! | | Traffic Jam ExtremeDon't be a traffic victim. This highly addictive puzzle game allows you to untangle jams and restore order to the streets of Stresstropolis. Mutiple levels, a total of 150 puzzles and varying difficulty will keep you playing for days. (Compatibility: Windows 95/98/ME,Windows NT/2000,Windows XP) Get 65% off by using discount code ALAW-06QC! |  | |
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