[Giveaway] DiskFerret Personal and Home

[Dino101]

DiskFerret Personal and Home – Free Activation Code 

DiskFerret is a disk and folder analysis tool. It analyzes the files on a disk drive, or within a folder, or across multiple drives and folders and provides charts and detailed information to help you understand where and how disk space is being used. You can think of DiskFerret as a measuring device that gives you the visual feedback that you need to determine what is going on inside your disk drive.

GP:  http://diskferret.com/RegisterDiskFerret...oadMix.php

Note:  download link is on the GP

Visit GP> Enter name and email> Click Submit > activation code sent to you via email

[akiratoriyama]

Hey, thanks for sharing.

I have one request though. You have linked to an image from Softpedia. Such links should be avoided, as this means we are using their server for our own website. It's not fair to them.

[Dino101]

Hey, thanks for sharing.

I have one request though. You have linked to an image from Softpedia. Such links should be avoided, as this means we are using their server for our own website. It's not fair to them.

Sorry..I actually used Google's images and this came up as something that looked good..will change though

[ashwin]

Hey, thanks for sharing.

I have one request though. You have linked to an image from Softpedia. Such links should be avoided, as this means we are using their server for our own website. It's not fair to them.

Agreed. It is better if images are uploaded to imgur. There is a button to the left of the post editor, which can be used for this.

[ashwin]

Hey, thanks for sharing.

I have one request though. You have linked to an image from Softpedia. Such links should be avoided, as this means we are using their server for our own website. It's not fair to them.

Sorry..I actually used Google's images and this came up as something that looked good..will change though

It's ok. You do share a lot here.

But as Jay said, it is not fair to other website admins, and also it looks bad in the eyes of search engines. 

Use the imgur option. You just have to click the button save the picture to your PC, and browse for the folder. It will automatically insert the link to your post. Saves you a lot of time.

[Dino101]

Hey, thanks for sharing.

I have one request though. You have linked to an image from Softpedia. Such links should be avoided, as this means we are using their server for our own website. It's not fair to them.

Sorry..I actually used Google's images and this came up as something that looked good..will change though

It's ok. You do share a lot here.

But as Jay said, it is not fair to other website admins, and also it looks bad in the eyes of search engines. 

Use the imgur option. You just have to click the button save the picture to your PC, and browse for the folder. It will automatically insert the link to your post. Saves you a lot of time.

No worries..the suggestion is reasonable ..will do 

[ashwin]

Hey, thanks for sharing.

I have one request though. You have linked to an image from Softpedia. Such links should be avoided, as this means we are using their server for our own website. It's not fair to them.

Sorry..I actually used Google's images and this came up as something that looked good..will change though

It's ok. You do share a lot here.

But as Jay said, it is not fair to other website admins, and also it looks bad in the eyes of search engines. 

Use the imgur option. You just have to click the button save the picture to your PC, and browse for the folder. It will automatically insert the link to your post. Saves you a lot of time.

No worries..the suggestion is reasonable ..will do 

Thanks for being a good listener.