'OpenSaveFilesView 1.0', and 'Spotify 0.9.14.13'
by Brandon Dimmel on October, 20 2014 at 10:10AM EDT
OpenSaveFilesView 1.0
This simple tool displays a list of files recently opened by a Windows user. For every file listed, OpenSaveFilesView shows the file name, the order that the files were opened, the time the file was opened, the file size, and more.
Spotify 0.9.14.13
Find the newest and best music with Spotify, which places millions of tunes right at your fingertips. Spotify is free to use and can be downloaded to your mobile device or computer. Not only will it play any song, any time, it'll recommend other, similar songs you may not have heard before.
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