Sunday, April 02, 2006 - Posts

HFS - Http File Server

HFS (http://www.rejetto.com/hfs/) does for HTTP the same thing as what Serv-U does for FTP.  It can turn the PC into a web server to send and receive files.  It has a lot of features yet still intuitive to start with. It is free software (GPL).  Another link: http://sourceforge.net/projects/hfs

I tried it yesterday. It is easy for sharing files. It allows multi-threaded downloads.  There is one thing I am not quite sure about, however. I can use some download software such as NetTransport to start the download from my browser. But if I want to add the task directly in NetTransport, it fails to run even if I set the correct referrer. Maybe I miss something...

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Using Wink to create demos for DynaMIT and MITSIM

Wink (http://www.debugmode.com/wink/) is a free tool to create tutorials and presentations. It can generate Flash (swf) or stand-alone output. It can run on Windows and some distributions of Linux (for x86).

I heard about this software a long time ago, but have not had a chance to try it until recently when I was asked to create demos for both DynaMIT (for LA) and MITSIM (for NY).  It is quite handy and easy to use.  Yesterday I even created a tutorials for my father,  to show him how to capture screen using QQ.
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