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1. ieWatch (watch all details of traffic flow in browser)
2. Eclipse IDE for Java EE Developers where I manually bundle Java and Tomcat.
3. TortoiseSVN + improve performance + configure to integrate with Araxis
4. Adobe Photoshop 7.01 - Small and light and does everything I need compared to the newer editions.
5. Tail for Win32 - Nice tail utility which can watch files. Got it from Dimitri.
6. JAD (JAva Decompiler)
7. WinTask - Record Windows actions as macros. Great for repetitive testing of websites.
8. Notepad++* - Recommend by Shawn. No installer required. No install necessary. There is also an option to make it portable so nothing is kept in the registry. Check out my configuration. More neat things about the editor,
   1. “Alt + Left Mouse Click” puts you in Column Mode Select
   2. To select columns without using the mouse use ALT+SHIFT and the cursor keys
   3. UTF-8 support
   4. text highlighting for many languages and more via plugins
9. TopStyle - The best CSS editor and as of version 4.0, a very good all around editor for HTML too. The search and replace functionality I find to be particularly easy to use (allows simple * type searches), powerful (regular expressions) and reliable (unlike Windows built in search). From the creator of HomeSite if you still remember that.
10. RegexBuddy - Still to try. Looks like promising GUI based builder for making Regular Expressions.
11. SoapUI - Web Services simulator. Watched a developer use it and it was pretty impressive.
12. ??? - with the 2012 rising of mobile devices, we once again need to simulate slow downloads.

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