Free notification services software for windows

Internet Notification is a free utility for internet connection detection.
Users receive notification when their computer is connected or disconnected from the internet.
Main features:
- Reports the current state through different tray icons, tray icons tooltip and sound.
- Customize connected/disconnected sound notification.
- Customize on check period.
- Turn on/off sound notification.
- Turn on/off logging.
- Store state log file.
- Runs in the system tray.

A small and easy-to-use yet powerful plugin for Miranda IM (ICQ Clone) that notifies you when receive a message mSpeakerNotify was designed to be a small and easy-to-use yet powerful plugin for Miranda IM (ICQ Clone) that notifies you when receive a message, url or file event by beeping on PC Speaker.
Main features:
- Three beep sound for message, url and other events.
System requirements:
- Miranda IM (ICQ Clone)

The google index notification tool lets you keep track of what pages google is indexing on your site. This is a free tool, and anyone can use it. The query tool will show you which pages are being indexed.
GIN will even notify you via email when google indexes a page. This is a great feature when adding a new site, and wanting to know when google indexes you. The tool is very easy to setup.
All you have to do is include, or require the php script we provide you with below, into your code on your site.
Google Index Notification is a track keeper of pages that google is indexing on your personal site.
Download the file and unzip it in the root directory of your web documents. ( Files unzipped: README.TXT, gin.php )
Edit the gin.php file. Setup the variables according to your account information received via email when you registered.
On the pages you want indexed, require the gin.php file. To be safe use the full path to the file. e.g.
Once google indexes a page, you will be notified via email ( if you enabled it in gin.php ). You can then goto the query tool here.
On a database driven website such as a blog, its best to "require" this in the Template file. If thats not possible, including it in the php file that gets executed most is best.