Adobe reader will talk to you check it out.

Stop reading PDF and start listening.
Here is how to listen from a pdf.
You can listen/Audible to any PDF /word instead of reading with Adobe
Reader 7 .0 Or 6.0, and the short cut is:
Ctrl+shift+b – to hear the entire Document
Ctrl+shift+v – to hear the page
Ctrl+shift+c – to resume
Ctrl+shift+e – to stop
Open any PDF File and test. Sweet. Perhaps that’s why the adobe reader is so bloated.

When I started at my first true getting paid to write complex batch, command files, inf scripts as well as long html/xhtml/xml scripting. I was using notepad and had many syntax errors due to lack of syntax outlining like a great IDE that I couldn’t afford. That is when my boss pointed me to a great little application call Program File Editor. I was amazed by the ability of this robust little application.

My favorite part was the little record button that would make what ever I did like line spacing as well as parsing long xml strings easy and very efficient.

Created by Alan Phillips at Lancaster University. Also has not been updated since 1999. As you can see it still works in Vista.

If you need a great little application to write complex macro’s or a great little text editor give Program File Editor a try.

Download Here – From Download.com

However when I installed Service Pack 1 The Snipping tool was gone. So a digging I went trying to find the root of the snipping tool to reactivate it.

Here is the how to:

  "Go to Control Panel and open Program and Features (you may have to click Programs first). In the task pane on the left, click Turn Windows features on or off. If necessary, click Continue when prompted by User Account Control. Scroll through the list of features, check the box next to Tablet PC Optional Components, and click OK. Turning on these features gives you not only the Snipping Tool, but also the Tablet PC Input Panel, Windows Journal, and other stylus-related features."

Thanks pcworld you saved my Snipping life.

Do you want it now and free? 

Check this little app out.

It comes from our friends at niknak.org.

niknak.org – IIsTrafficMonitor

Free!

http://brennan.offwhite.net/blog/2006/09/15/free-controls-for-user-and-roles-management/

Fortunately I have decided to share the drivers with you with blessing from Logitech. A big side note however is that if you install Windows Vista the headphones are recognized and installed without having to install the Logitech drivers.

Link to Logitech forums

Much Love from other Logitech owners:

Logictech Music Anywhere (the orphaned system)

Have 2 music anywhere receivers….you are a god for posting the software, which I had lost in a move. If only you could convince people at Logitech to post it where it is readily accessible on their site…it would make customer experience much nicer. Afterall, none of us bought these with the expectation that they would be abandoned.
Now…new problem, both transmitters (the usb plug ins) are toast….people kept banging them when working at or near the computer.
Wanted to know if I could run using my bluetooth service from my computer. I got the computer to recognize one of the receivers as an audio gateway…but don’t know the pairing codes. Any suggestions, advice, etc?
Otherwise, two dead transmitters…and two dead receivers.
Thanks in advance,
Alex Siegel 

**Update: Remove Battery from Logitech Headphones.(see Video)

I am not responsible for lost battery or screws or if your headphones break due to this. Another note Logitech USB headphones in my experience die or break because the battery wire that loops gets a short somewhere in the wire that wraps around your head.

Here is the Download link for the LMASETUP.EXE *link fixed

If link is dead above. Download from here: Skydrive account