Fresh UI 7.99

               

Fresh UI est un utilitaire gratuit qui vous permet de configurer les options de Windows.

   Un enregistrement gratuit sera nécessaire , en clicquant sur ce lien .

Notes : la traduction française est assez mauvaise !! :)

                             

UndercoverXP 1.19

UndercoverXP is a free program to easily print CD and DVD covers. It supports JPEG, GIF, PNG and BMP formats and can automatically scale front covers, back covers, front + inside, inlays, DVD Boxes, Digital Pictures and CD/DVD labels to the correct sizes. Other formats can be easily added via a graphical format editor. UnderCoverXP is written in C++ using Microsoft Visual Studio 2008 and doesn't need a .NET framework or any other external libraries. And best of all... it's free!

NO SPYWARE OR ADWARE    : UnderCoverXP does not contain any kind of spyware or adware...

Changelog :

• Configuration File: Settings were not always saved correctly
• Configuration File: duplicate entries (due to previous bugs) are now removed
• Configuration File: Last used folder was not always remembered correctly

    

Paint.NET 3.22 Final

                       

Paint.NET est un logiciel pour éditer vos photos ou images . Il est gratuit . Avec ce logiciel , toutes les possibilités vous sont offertes : Effets , anti yeux rouges , etc..

     

Languages supportés : Anglais, Chinois (Simplifié), Français, Allemand, Japonais, Coréen, Portuguais, et Espagnol.

Notes : pour les versions Alpha et Béta : uniquement en anglais !

                                

Nouveaux effets : Les nuages, la médiane, le focus et le contour.

Toolbar plus intuitif et plus puissant

Interface utilisateur généralement améliorée et plus pratique

Les fichiers historiques sont maintenant comprimés pour sauver de l'espace disque, pour réduire l'activité du disque dur, et pour améliorer l'exécution.

Attention !! .NET Framework 2.0 requis pour cette application !!  

      

Changelog :

New: “Reduce Noise” effect

Changed: Ctrl+W will now close Paint.NET if zero images are open

Fixed: In Windows XP, when launching web content, sometimes Internet Explorer was used instead of the user’s chosen default browser

Fixed: The Unfocus effect was not handling alpha values properly

Fixed: The Brightness / Contrast adjustment was only displaying its text in English

Fixed: The /auto parameter for the installer now correctly allows for an automated installation. This was inadvertently broken in 3.20

                                     

MobiDVD 1.0.0.6

    MobiDVD est un logiciel pour ripper vos DVDs , VCD ; SVCD et CD ( Vidéo et Audio ) pour les convertir dans les formats adéquats pour les lecteurs vidéos portables comme iPod, PSP, iPhone, Téléphone 3GP, PDA, Apple TV, Zune, Archos, lecteurs MP4 et MP3  etc ..

MobiDVD supporte tous les formats Audio et Vidéos courants : AVI, MP4, DivX, XviD, MPEG, WMV, 3GP et MP3, WAV, WMA, AAC, etc..

Un programme trés simple d'utilisation , la conversion se faisant à partir de quelques clics !!

                   

MediaCoder 0.6.1 Build 4026

              

 MediaCoder is a FREE universal audio/video batch transcoder distributed under GPL license, which puts together lots of excellent audio/video codecs and tools from the open source community into an all-in-one solution, capable of transcoding among different audio/video formats. With many extra features and a expandable architecture, MediaCoder is more than a GUI of a bunch of command line tools.  

                   

MediaCoder convert :
AVI to AVI, AVI to DivX, AVI to H264, AVI to MKV, AVI to MP4, AVI to MPG, AVI to XviD, AVI to AAC, AVI to MP3, AVI to OGG, AVI to WAV, DivX to AVI, DivX to DivX, DivX to H264, DivX to MKV, DivX to MP4, DivX to MPG, DivX to XviD, DivX to AAC, DivX to MP3, OGG to MP3, OGG to OGG, OGG to WAV, RAM to AAC, RAM to MP3, RAM to OGG, RAM to WAV, WMA to AAC, WMA to MP3, WMA to OGG, WMA to WAV, WAV to AAC, WAV to MP3, WAV to OGG, WAV to WAV and more....

Changelog : here

                                 

Windows Vista Service Pack 1 RC Refresh Public Availability Program

Install Windows Vista SP1 Release Candidate through Windows Update
Windows Vista Service Pack 1 RC Refresh is available to Beta testers through Windows Update. Experience the WU installation path for Windows Vista SP1 by following these simple steps and give us your feedback to improve our quality.
Before You Install

• You must uninstall any previous versions of Windows Vista SP1 before installing Windows Vista SP1 RC Refresh
  To uninstall previous version of Windows Vista SP1
  1. Open the Programs and Features control panel and select View installed updates. In the Microsoft Windows section, right-click Service Pack for Windows (936330) and select Uninstall.
  2. Your system will now uninstall the previous version of Windows Vista SP1 Beta and may reboot multiple times.
  3. Please wait one hour after uninstalling a previous version of Windows Vista SP1 before installing Windows Vista SP1 RC Refresh. The installer service needs to clean up and complete the uninstall prior to installing the RC. Failing to do this can result in installation errors when installing the RC version.
• Windows Vista SP1 RC Refresh is pre-release software and will change before the final release. Windows Vista SP1 RC Refresh is for individuals, organizations, and technical enthusiasts who are comfortable evaluating pre-release software and is provided for testing purposes only. Microsoft does not recommend installing this software on primary or mission critical systems. Microsoft recommends that you have a backup of your data prior to installing any pre-release software.
• Windows Vista SP1 RC Refresh is time-limited software.
  Windows Vista SP1 RC Refresh will no longer operate after June 30, 2008 and should be uninstalled prior to that date. After installation your desktop will show the text “Evaluation Copy”. This does not mean that your system is no longer genuine but that you have installed a test version of software which is time-limited. The “Evaluation Copy” text will appear on your desktop after the second reboot after installing the service pack. Likewise, the “Evaluation Copy” text will remain on your desktop during the first reboot after uninstall the service pack, but will disappear after the next reboot.
• If you install Windows Vista SP1 RC Refresh it is strongly recommended that you install the final version of Windows Vista SP1 when it is released. To do this, you will be required to uninstall this RC version of Windows Vista SP1.
• Assisted support (phone, email and online chat) is not available from Microsoft Help and Support for this RC release of Windows Vista SP1. Self-help and peer support is available through the Windows Vista SP1 forum.
• You must have a genuine copy of Windows Vista installed prior to installing Windows Vista SP1 RC Refresh.

The Windows Update Experience
Systems running on Windows Vista RTM typically require two or three updates before SP1 can be installed. These updates are permanent on your Windows Vista systems. Windows Update will detect your system configuration and offer the prerequisite packages that are applicable to your system. Based on the state of your system, Windows Update will offer you all the applicable prerequisite packages and SP1 in a sequential order. For details, please see the instructions below.
The prerequisite updates consist of two updates which service specific Windows components prior to the installation of the service pack and a third update which services the installation software built into Windows Vista. The following are the prerequisite updates.

• KB935509 This updates is only required on Windows Vista Enterprise and Windows Vista Ultimate editions (which have Bitlocker capabilities). This update is required prior to installing KB938371, the second prerequisite update and is required to prevent potential loss of data on Bitlocker encrypted systems during updating.
• KB938371 This update consists of fixes for several components (including the TrustedInstaller), increases the success rate for installing the service pack and enables the service pack to be uninstalled successfully.
• KB937287 This is an update to the “Servicing Stack” or the Windows Vista component installer technologies built into Windows Vista. This update enables the built-in installer to properly and successfully install the service pack.

Installing the Service Pack
There are two ways to install the service pack, first, as a pop-up notification that the service pack is ready to be installed (this is the method in which most users will install the service pack) and using multiple manual installations from Windows Update. The first method is the simplest, but may take up to four days for the Windows Update Automatic Update feature to deliver each of the 3 prerequisites and the service pack. Windows Vista SP1 distributed through Windows Update will be applicable to Windows Vista machines that are running on any of the 36 languages supported by Windows Vista RTM.
Method 1: Automatic Update
You can install Windows Vista SP1 RC Refresh using the Automatic Update process by following these steps.

1. Save the included RCRefreshSP1betaprogramsRK.cmd script to your machine.
2. Right-click on the script and select Run as administrator. The script will set a registry key on your machine that allows Windows Update to offer Windows Vista SP1 RC Refresh to your machine.
3. From the Windows Update control panel, select Change settings.
4. Verify that Install updates automatically (recommended) is selected. This enables the Automatic Update feature to download and install the prerequisite updates and service pack automatically.
5. Windows Update Automatic Update will automatically update your machine over the next several days with the prerequisites updates. When the service pack has downloaded a pop-up notification will inform you that updates are ready to be installed. You must click on this notification and choose to install the service pack at this point. The service pack will not silently or automatically install itself.

Method 2: Manual Installation using Windows Update
To intall Windows Vista SP1 RC Refresh as quickly as possible, follow the steps below.

1. Save the included RCRefreshSP1betaprogramsRK.cmd script to your machine.
2. Right-click on the script and select Run as administrator. The script will set a registry key on your machine that allows Windows Update to offer Windows Vista SP1 RC Refresh to your machine.
3. Windows Update Automatic Update will automatically update your machine over the next several days with the prerequisites updates provided you have the Windows Update Automatic Update feature enabled. When the service pack has downloaded a pop-up notification will inform you that updates are ready to be installed. You must click on this notification and choose to install the service pack at this point. The service pack will not silently or automatically install itself.
4. To manually install the service pack, start by installing all Important updates applicable to your system and the prerequisite updates. You may have to repeat this several times to fully update your system by opening the Windows Update control panel and selecting Check for updates. Note: If your system is managed by a administrator and has a Windows Server Updates Services (WSUS) server for updates, you need to use the Check online for updates option of the Windows Update control panel. If this option is not available, your administrator may have disabled this functionality.
5. If you have Windows Vista Ultimate or Windows Vista Enterprise, Update for Windows Vista (KB935509) should be in this list. If you have any other version, Update for Windows Vista (KB938371) should be in this list. Install these updates and reboot your machine when prompted.
6. If you do not have Windows Vista Ultimate or Windows Vista Enterprise Update for Windows Vista (KB938371) should be in the list first and Update for Windows Vista (KB935509) is not required. Note: If you reboot and immediately check for updates you may not see all updates. This may be caused by the installer service completing the installation of the prior update. Please wait 5-10 minutes and check for updates again.
7. Install Update for Windows Vista (KB937287). Update for Windows Vista (KB937287) does not require a reboot.
8. Wait for 10-15 minutes before checking for updates again to enable the installer to complete its installation.
9. Check for updates again and install Service Pack for Windows (KB936330).

System Requirements

• Supported Operating Systems: Windows Vista; Windows Vista Business 64-bit edition; Windows Vista Enterprise 64-bit edition; Windows Vista Home Basic 64-bit edition; Windows Vista Home Premium 64-bit edition; Windows Vista Ultimate 64-bit edition

Instructions

1. To start the download, click the Download button and then do one of the following, or select another language from Change Language and then click Change.
   • Click Save to copy the download to your computer for installation at a later time.