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[Ffenixw0rks]

Ever wanted to know if there's some alternative to paid apps that you are using now?

OnlyFree will help you with that difficult task!
Just open it up and it will scan your installed apps and alert you if some free alternatives were found.

It has simple interface with 2 buttons: About and Download. Simple.

All paid apps listed in listview. Tap on any and press download now.

Next up is OnlyFree - LE.
This is list editor for OnlyFree(big surprise XD).

With it you can crete new lists, modify them, and give me ideas of new free apps to add.
It has loggin option to log stuff. Log can be found in application folder

Create new list: Add your nick or anything in Creator name, fill in app fields and press Add.
If you want to modify any app in list - just press that line and modify, next click Edit button.
Then press Save list. List will be created in current directory and named options.ini

And finaly just put options.ini to OnlyFree and you're done.
You can next make archive and give it to anyone.

You can download OnlyFree and LE apart, or you can download it as one archive and support me.

[Usman55]

Looks good but I don't think its a good idea to list each and every process.

[Ffenixw0rks]

Looks good but I don't think its a good idea to list each and every process.

That's not processes, it's just a little bug. OnlyFree searches for Microsoft Office links in register and displays it with free alternative

[Codex]

The items that you referred to as 'processors' are installers for libraries that other apps need and that were installed because some of the apps you have were built with Visual C++.

If you were wondering if you can remove them from the computer it self, then read this: http://windowssecrets.com/forums/showth ... grams-list

You can use Regex or other methods to check if the filename is similar to those packages.

[Ffenixw0rks]

The items that you referred to as 'processors' are installers for libraries that other apps need and that were installed because some of the apps you have were built with Visual C++.

If you were wondering if you can remove them from the computer it self, then read this: http://windowssecrets.com/forums/showth ... grams-list

You can use Regex or other methods to check if the filename is similar to those packages.

Wut? We only speaked about processes, not processors... Microsoft Office list is about list that is used in options.ini , not anything bigger...