GetRight is a Download Manager program to help you download files from the Internet. GetRight works with your web browser to help you download files from the Internet. GetRight improves your file downloading with resuming of broken downloads, easy error recovery, download acceleration, and many other features to give you faster, easier, and more flexible downloads. GetRight can Accelerate (Segment) a download and get different pieces of it from different servers at the same time, which can increase your download speed dramatically.

Major Changes in GetRight Pro 6 :
Added support for BitTorrent downloads.
Added Podcast Downloader to automate downloading files in a RSS feed.
Added ability to pick a playlist (from iTunes or Windows Media Player) so when a download is completed, it's automatically added to the playlist. This is part of the Podcast Downloader too, so it can automatically put files from a podcast source into the playlist you choose.
Totally redone graphics and logos.
Added support for FTPS downloads (both explicit ftps:// and implicit on port 990).
Added support for MD5 and SHA1 checksums to verify files.
Added a Language configuration item, to make it easy to use translations.
Added File Compare to the download status history mode, so can compare the size/date for a file you downloaded to the current file on the server.
Lots and lots of changes, fixes, and improvements.
Works on all versions of Windows: Vista, XP, 2000, NT, ME, 98, & 95.

RAM Saver Pro 7.0 -optimize your comp by 300%

RAM Saver Pro will:
- defragment system memory for faster access time;
- increasing the efficiency of your CPU and Motherboard caches;
- recover memory leaks from poorly behaved applications;
- flush unused libraries temporarily out to disk and so on.

Using these optimization tricks will help your favorite applications and games will run faster and more efficiently - even on old computers.

Marine Sharpshooter 3

If nothing else, Marine Sharpshooter 3 lives up to its billing. You play a marine. You do a lot of sharpshooting. And that's about it. The box-cover blurb claims that this franchise has sold over a million copies, but it's hard to see how a game this dumb and derivative could ever develop a fan base. While the game isn't horrific looking, and there is a lot of shooting going on, all you do is stalk through linear levels sniping everything that moves. Retro shooter fans might enjoy this monotonous killing for an hour or so, then look for the uninstall icon.

Still, at least the game is topical. Marine Sharpshooter 3 kicks off with a Mahmoud Ahmadinejad soundalike at a press conference where he claims that Iran is no threat to the world and that "using nuclear weapons is against the rules of Islam." Uh-huh. It's a good thing that the US doesn't believe that nonsense because it turns out that the Iranians are both messing around with nukes and arming terrorists in nearby Iraq. So what starts as a recon mission where you're ordered not to engage the enemy unless absolutely necessary soon turns into a search-and-destroy crusade where you gun down everybody you see. "Absolutely necessary" actually comes into play right after receiving the above directive because you have to kill a half-dozen Iranian soldiers within a minute of starting the game. So much for the sanctions.