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Total Commander is a replacement for Microsoft’s Windows Explorer.

Total Commander (formerly known as Windows Commander) is a replacement for Microsoft’s Windows Explorer. It basically offers the same functionality, i.e. the usual features to copy, move or delete files, and on top of that it can compare files, find duplicates and synchronize directories. Version 6.54 fixes some bugs and supports the formats bzip2 and ppmd which are generated by Winzip 10.

Besides that Total Commander (Publisher: Christian Ghisler) also lets you handle archives (ZIP, ARJ, LZH, RAR, UC2, TAR, GZ, CAB, ACE), rename groups of files and encode (and of course decode) files in UUE, XXE and MIME format. The file manager also offers:

- Two panel interface
- FTP-client
- Drop-and-drag functionality
- Multilingual support
- Built in file viewer
- Split/Combine files

Download Total Commander 6.54a

Pay-Per-Click-Info is a site that helps you determine where the "sponsored links" come from in the various search engines. For example, looking at AltaVista's sponsored links -- are they coming from Overture, where if you pay to be in the top 3 positions, you can then be in the top results at AltaVista? If you want to try to buy top billing at various search engines, this site will help you figure out how. If this subject interests you, be sure to read their Back Door to the Search Engines Guide.

Another good place for information about the relationships between search engines and pay-per-click search engines, is here - download this PDF from Bruce Clay: Search Engine Relationship Chart. Click on any of the search engines on that chart to see where the results displayed actually come from, and a wealth of other info about that search engine. Very helpful data if you're trying to crack into or improve a ranking at a particular search engine.

Here's another interactive Search Engine Relationships Chart that shows the same kind of information and may be updated a little more frequently than Bruce Clay's report.

• The metaWeblog.newPost Method posts a new entry to a blog.
• The metaWeblog.editPost Method edits an existing entry on a blog.
• The metaWeblog.getPost Method returns a specific entry from a blog.
• The metaWeblog.getCategories Method returns the list of categories that have been used in the blog.
• The metaWeblog.getRecentPosts Method returns the most recent draft and non-draft blog posts in descending order by publish date.
• The blogger.deletePost Method deletes a post from the blog.
• The blogger.getUsersBlogs Method returns information about the user's space.
• The blogger.getUserInfo Method returns basic user information, such as name, email address, and userid.