Free data collector software for windows

RescueTime Data Collector 1.0.2.01 is considered as a very tractable and powerful tool that is required to use the RescueTime Web service.

RescueTime is Web-based time-management software that allows you to easily understand how you spend your time. One of the coolest things about RescueTime is that there is no data entry. After installing the RescueTime data collector and creating a free account at the RescueTime site, your time usage will be tracked automatically, with certain user-based restrictions.

Code Collector 0.1 is a software to categorize source code segments. This is the idea of this software. It is actually database of your favorite source code segments, which you can organize into different categories. By this, when you need some source code in your current project, you will be able to find it fast and implement it, and at the end you will improve productivity of programming process.

There are several features like: Organize source code segments into different categories, Manage categories, Small, fast and useful tool, Improves productivity in programming process, Total free, Quick search, Advanced search, Backup and restore code collections, Different looks (skin-able UI), Bring your code collection with you on your USB flash drive.

DVD Collector allows you to manage your DVD collection and makes cataloging your existing titles DVD Collector was developed as a freeware tool which will allow you to control your DVD database.
Whether you have 5 DVDs or 500, DVD Collector is the easiest way to manage them. Enter your titles by hand, or do a search of our online database and download disc information.
Extensive customization features mean that you can store as little or as much information about your collection as you like, and its all stored on your own computer where its easy to back up or move to another machine.
Password protection, a unique multi-currency purchase manager, and a loan manager are just a few of DVD Collectors many features.
A very nice DVD manager, the only caveat is that the online information retrieval is mostly focused on Region 4 movies.
Main features:
- Support for multi-disc DVDs, with details about each disc
- Enter as much or as little information about each disc as you like - from basics like title, region, and running time through to cast, crew and subtitle languages - even add your own notes
- Custom data fields - define and store anything you like about each DVD
- Store information about any easter eggs, awards and your own review for each movie
- Support for box-sets, with the ability to define full details for each DVD within the box
- Ability to modify each description field - if an entry is missing, simply add it. You can also edit and remove entries using the field editor to customise the program as much as you require
- Supports up to 4 images per DVD and 2 per Boxset
- Create a wish list, then dragndrop items into your main collection when you have purchased them
- Built in image viewer
- Ability to store detailed purchase information for each DVD
- Multiple currencies - record the cost of each DVD in the currency you purchased it in, and view the full value of your collection in your local currency
- Powerful Purchase Manager allows you to keep track of your collection and its value
- Loan Manager lets you keep an eye on the DVDs you lend to people
- You can keep your DVDs organised in folders, just like Windows Explorer
- Dragndrop support
- Password protection for files and individual folders!
- Easy to use search mode
- Report printing
- Full range of import and export filters, including customisable HTML export
- Your collection is stored in a single file (easy to backup or move to other machines)
- You can keep multiple collection files
- Online database access to title information (R4 title information kindly provided by www.michaeldvd.com.au - the best review site for all things R4)
- Customisable interface
Enhancements:
- Ability to choose one of four different colours for the Folder, DVD & Box Set icons that appear in the tree view.
- You can store the last viewed date for each disc.
- Purchase information enabled for Wishlist items.
- In main collection view, the status bar shows whether a selected DVD/Box Set has a purchase record.
- Editing of RRP (Recommended Retail Price) is now enabled in the Purchase Manager.
- Added scanner interface to the image dialog for DVDs & Box Sets.
- Redesign of the DVD disc tab, Audio has been moved to its own tab, to allow more space for the list boxes. Audio tab on DVD dialog renamed to Audio & Subtitles.
- You can now enter as many URLs for each DVD & Box Set as you wish.
- You can now store IMDB numbers for each DVD/Box Set.
- The program will automatically build a IMDB web link (displayed on the main screen) based on the number or title.
- Quick Move To Folder option when right clicking tree.
- Quick Move To Boxset option when right clicking tree.
- Create a DVD copy (creates an identical copy of a selected DVD). Right click, or select the My Collection menu.
- When printing collection reports, you now have an option to print your Collection, Wishlist or both. Print Preview now remembers the last zoom factor and position. Added 25% zoom option to Print Preview.
- Proxy username & password option added to the proxy server settings.

Software Collector - Free cataloging software for your CDs You have no idea anymore what software and what version you downloaded from the Internet and burned on a CD, or you even dont know anymore if you ever burned that software in your software collection?
This is what always happens to me.
At the beginning it was easy to keep track of my own collecton.
All of my CDs are properly labeled and have a nice Index at the backside of the cover, but with time it simply became impossible to remember whats available on each of the CDs.
Everytime I shortly needed a tool, I had to dig myself through the whole CD collection:
- To make sure if I have the needed Software or not
- To make sure if I have catched the latest version from a CD
"Software Collector" is a small and simple piece of software that may help you out of that dilemma. I created it basically for myself - but if anybody else can use it too, feel free to give it a try...

Now you can extract icons from any 32-bit executable file. Simple 32-bit common Windows interface. Not just view. You can save any icon to your PC. Supported formats are: *.ico;*.exe;*.cpl;*.dll;*.ani;*cur;*.bmp;*.scr. Extract & use icons in your own programs (Delphi 3/4/C/C++). You can extract icons right from your Control Panel (C:win95system*.cpl). And much more. Now its Windows95/98/NT/ME/2000 supported.