SOFTWARE OF THE DAY - RUNNER'S LOG & PODUP

Hi All, Key Combination of the Day Command-T in Safari Pressing -T (Command-T) in Safari creates a new tab (tabbed browsing must be enabled in Safari's preferences). Shareware of the Day: Runner's Log - Track running and exercising sessions in Mac OSX. Runner's Log is a new application for tracking running and exercising sessions in Mac OSX. Designed from scratch to make entering and finding data as easy as possible, Runner's Log lets you create a personalized exercise journal to record your progress and notes. Track dates, times, distances and more for each workout. Attach comments and other personal information to your workouts. Import stopwatch data from your iPod or iPod Nano. Runner's Log shows you how many calories you burned, how much you've improved, and much more. View graphs showing your progress over time. Collect trophies for performance milestones. More info and download link here: <http://www.downtownsoftwarehouse.com/software/RunnersLog/> Freeware of the Day: podUp - Copy all your music files from your iPod to a folder of your choosing. podUp is an application which copies all your music files from your iPod to a folder of your choosing, without having anything to do with iTunes. It does not attempt to interfere with whatever copyright protection those files may have, it simply copies them, so files bought from the iTunes store will still be authorised only for the computer(s) you have authorisied. To copy the files from your iPod to a folder: 1) Drag an iPod from the desktop to the podUp window. 2) Either drag the destination folder to the podUp window, or click in the window and choose the destination. 3) Click on the "Copy Files" button, and off it goes. If your iPod is pretty full, it can take a long time, so you can stop it at anytime by pressing and holding the control key to the bottom left of your keyboard. podUp remembers what it's already copied, so you can resume at anytime. More info and a download link here: <http://www.futility.co.uk/futsoft/podup.html> Regards... Gordon