Most of ordinary users rarely pay attention to the log file generated by any software or system, but for advanced users or system, network administrators, log file is particularly important and helpful. Problem is, using common text editors is not or barely able to open those usually huge log files (in MB, GB), and always very slow!

For users who like to set the climax parts of pop songs as custom ringtones, there are already a variety of handy music clipping apps on mobile platforms. But the fact is none of them can achieve the same powerful and abundant functions as music cutting software on PC.

The version names of Norton's security products are really mussy and ruleless (they just change them at will, is this for the purpose of confusing crackers?). But this does make too many users feel confused and puzzled (is my Norton product bought just a few days ago out of date?).

As we all know, the common way of deleting a file/folder is just to mark its directory entry or occupied cluster area. So the fact is all these so-called "deleted" files/folders are still lying there. And using the ancient DOS command 'Undelete' or Norton's Unerase command can be restored with ease.

In Windows Explorer and some cases, we maybe need to copy many names of a bunch of files/folders one by one. There is only one traditional method - manually click files/folders and then copy/paste their names; and it would become more troublesome if you want to get their full paths - you have to right click every file/folder to enter its properties and then copy the full path from the 'Location' field.