We're very excited to introduce VoiceBot! VoiceBot is a new product that allows you to control games and other applications with your voice. Simply speak a command and VoiceBot will send the keystrokes, mouse-clicks, or anything else necessary to perform the desired action. VoiceBot can also perform actions like text-to-speech, running highly flexible scripts, starting programs, and much more! With well over 100 pre-made game and application profiles available for download, it's easy to get up and running with just a few clicks.

VoiceBot Features

• Advanced Voice Control: Bind voice commands to in-game actions and perform actions with a single word
• Ready-to-Use Game Profiles: VoiceBot is packed with hundreds of premade game profiles ready for you to use
• Sync Between Computers: Sync your VoiceBot profiles between your computers using your Binary Fortress Account
• Scriptable Game Macros: Use our simple editor to create basic sequences, or code your own complex scripted macros using the built-in C#/VB.net code editor - the only limit is your imagination!
• Full VR Compatibility: Fully compatible with your favourite VR headsets, including the Oculus Rift. Take your VR gaming to the next level of immersion!

VoiceBot is completely free to try, and the feature-limited free version is free to use forever. Give it a try today!

We'd like to send out a big thanks to everyone who helped with the VoiceBot translations, and the many people that helped with the Beta versions. Thanks everyone!

VoiceBot Screenshots

Main VoiceBot Window

VoiceBot Profile Selector

VoiceBot Profile Editor

VoiceBot Macro Actions

• In your web browser, navigate to https://console.developers.google.com/projectselector/home/dashboard.
• After logging in with your Google Account, click the "Create Project" link on the top-right of the page.
  
• You'll be taken to the "Create Project" page. Give the project a name, then click the Create button.
  
• The newly-created project will populate the screen. If not, use the "Select a project" dropdown to choose your new project.
• In the left pane, navigate to APIs & Services > Library.
  
• Use the search box to search for "Custom Search API" and then select it.
  
• Click the "Enable" button.
  
• Click the menu on the top left and navigate to APIs & Services > Credentials.
  
• Click the "Create Credentials" link and choose "API Key."
  
• Click the copy button on the "API key created" window.
  

• Right-click the DisplayFusion tray icon and click "Desktop Wallpaper." You can also access this via the Options tab in Settings.
  
• Click the "Change" button in the "Wallpaper Source" area.
  
• Click the "Google Image Search" source option.
  
• Click "Get Settings."
  
• Paste the Google Project API Key into the "API Key" text field.
  
• Specify the Search Text to pull in specific images.
• Click the "Use These Settings" button.

We're happy to announce that FileSeek 4.4 is now available for download! This release contains a few important fixes and changes:

• Greatly improved performance and memory usage for searches that return millions of results
• Added a new command line option for RegEx queries (-r "regex-query")
• Added a "Cut Selected Files" option to the results context menu
• The "Export Results to CSV" options will now use the system List Separator instead of defaulting to a comma

Updating FileSeek

We encourage everyone to update to the new version today. We'd like to send out a big thank you to everyone who helped beta test FileSeek, and to the translators who worked hard to make FileSeek available in their native languages!

Screenshots

Search with Excel Preview

HashTools 3.0.1 is now available for download!

This version includes an improved update notification window, restores drag and drop functionality (was broken in 3.0), and some general performance and stability fixes.

Main Window

We encourage everyone to update to this new version today to take advantage of these improvements. HashTools is still completely free, so you can update at no charge! If you would like to see a complete list of all the changes, please visit the Change Log.

1. Install DisplayFusion on the remote machine.
2. Open Start > Run (or press Win + R) and enter

   mstsc.exe /span

   . Note: The monitors connected to your local machine must all be the same resolution for this command to work.
   
3. Enter the remote computer name and click "Connect."
4. Open the DisplayFusion "Monitor Configuration" window, and click the "Splits and Padding" button.
5. On the remote machine (in your RDP session), click the "Preset Splits" button and choose "2x1."

6. Click OK to close the Splits and Padding window, and OK again to close the Monitor Configuration window.