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Archivarius is a search system (like Google Desktop or Copernic Desktop Search), but it supports many formats, including The Bat's mail files. I didn't try it (and it's NOT free), but that is interesting. There is also a plug-in for Google Desktop elsewhere, but I use Copernic, myself. The Bat support is almost enough to make me try it again, but not enough. The first version was pretty bad - locking up and wasting resources - and it seems that the options to choose what you want to scan are still shaped presuming you want to scan all your drives, instead of just a few folders, which is what I do. Both options are very easy on Copernic Desktop Search . The only options I'm missing is one to index filenames only - useful for folders with large files you don't want fully indexed but where filenames would be useful.

Find All Domains on Same IP Tool - SEOLogs.com : " 7) ucpco.com" Nice tool. Works ok with some of my domains, but not all. Interesting anyway.

I've recently read Freehold by Michael Z. Williamson. I got it on one of the packages at Webscription . These packages are a great deal all around - the books are very reasonably priced for the reader, and since so many are series every time I buy a package I end getting another to cover the rest of another series. That part is great for the publisher, of course... Freehold was very nice. The Freehold of the title is a planet that has an anarchy based society, in which everything goes great - crime is non-existent (even if everyone is heavily armed), taxes are minimal to none, etc. (I can almost believe that could work - the citizens would need a completely different upbringing than any I've heard of, though) The UN-unified Earth, very incompetent, of course, enters war because they can't tolerate how well they are doing without a heavy-handed government. Now that I can sure believe in... One thing I thought was interesting were the paralels with Net Assets . Net Assets i...