What's new in Small Utilities 8.0.0.0
Nov 22, 2022
- Added the new BitsOE.EXE utility.
- With the new BitsOE.EXE app you can easily and securely calculate the entropy (password strength) bits of your passwords, only locally on your device, without providing them externally to websites that may then expose your passwords after they've been collected and organized into a database.
New in Small Utilities 7.9.0.0 (Oct 11, 2022)
- Added the new STRCMP.EXE utility.
- With the new STRCMP.EXE app you can easily and quickly compare two strings from console command prompt terminal.
- Improved the RENEX.EXE utility by adding the new /t:type command line options for select the time stamp type and from this verison (2.0) is now possible to use wildcard characters (* and ?) in filespec parameter.
- The RENEX /t:Type parameter can be one of 1, 2, 3 and 4 (default is 1).
- If 1 the time stamp is omitted, if 2 the time stamp is replaced by a counter, if 3 the time stamp is: YYYYMMDDHHMMSS and if 4 the time stamp is: YYYYDOY (day of year).
- Fixed the wrong behavior with UNICODE characters in the file name.
- Added a new /n option to RENEX.EXE utility that activates not-real execution (data is not changed).
New in Small Utilities 7.8.0.1 (Oct 25, 2021)
- Added the new ANAGRAM.EXE utility.
- With the new ANAGRAM.EXE app you can quickly see all the anagrams of a word or phrase, also you can automatically check if one word is the anagram of the other. You can download and install the Small Utilities Suite from here or use the SSGO UPDATE action from command prompt.
New in Small Utilities 7.7.0.6 (Sep 19, 2021)
- Improved the HASH.EXE utility which now saves the application settings (hash flag box, top window flag, hash flag hash, top window and left position) in a HASH.INI file as suggested by Asen.
- Fixed REN.EXE utility wrong behaviour and added the following new command line options:
- /a Avoid renaming itself.
- /l Create log file.
- /q Run in quiet mode without screen prints out.
- /r Recurse into subdirectories.
- Thanks to LD Ash for ideas and the patience in testing work.
New in Small Utilities 7.7.0.5 (Aug 12, 2021)
- Updated the HASH.EXE (and the HASHC.EXE console version) utility, added the following features requested by Asen:
- SHA512 hash calculation.
- Ability to choose the hash output characters case.
- Support for file drag & drop.
- Ability to set the window dialog to stay on top as topmost window.
- Ability to make the hashes and checksums of calculated hashes and checksums from string or file.
- Options to control the new features from the command line.
- Added the Small Utilities Suite release date in the News help file.
New in Small Utilities 7.7.0.4 (Jun 23, 2021)
- Updated the CLIPCASE.EXE and CLIPCASE.DLL utility, added a hook for CTRL + SHIFT + M keystroke to instantly empty the clipboard, useful nowadays to prevent malicious programs from drawing on confidential data.
New in Small Utilities 7.7.0.3 (Apr 12, 2021)
- Updated the SHELLEX.EXE utility, added the new EXECUTE action that create a new
- process without open a console window, for example you can use this new option to run
- DOSBox or OpenGreedy without the control console, this option was requested by
- Michel.
- Updated the CLIPCASE.EXE and CLIPCASE.DLL utility, added a hook for CTRL + SHIFT
- Keystroke that copies the character that corresponds to the three numeric digits
- sequence (numbers ###) to the clipboard, this is very useful and convenient if you
- are using a notepad without a separate numeric keypad.
New in Small Utilities 7.7.0.1 (Jan 22, 2021)
- This new release (version 7.7.0.1) contains the new NER application for quickly
- rename files by reversing the name and/or the extension. The CPUID app has been fixed for problems in counting the number of CPUs, cores and processors and new information has also been added. You can download and install the SmallUtilities Suite from here or use the SSGO UPDATE action from command prompt.
New in Small Utilities 7.5.0.1 (Mar 26, 2019)
- This new release contains the new EMAILS application for send email using a Secure Sockets Layer encrypted connection.