December 9^th 2010:
Updated HiveDefrag to version 1.1. Fixed a small bug which could cause it to miss some registry hives, especially on non-English systems.

September 24^th 2010:
Added a new program HiveDefrag which defragments your registry in a way that can have a real improvement on system performance.

April 13^th 2010:
Minor bug fixes in ARP++, CD2ISO, and ZoomIn.

November 16^th 2009:
Minor bug fix in ARP++. A very small number of programs were not appearing in the list (I've only found one program that was installed in such as way as to be missing from the list).

October 7^th 2009:
Update to ARP++ to show programs installed exclusively for a single user. Few programs are installed in this way, but the previous version didn't show these programs.

September 16^th 2009:
Many of the programs have been ported to 64-bit. A total of 13 programs have been ported in this first round.

September 15^th 2009:
HiveLoader was updated to version 1.1. This minor update displays the drive-letter path of the registry hives instead of the device path. This makes the program easier to use.

September 14^th 2009:
The Freezerware site has been down for about a month. My ISP was doing some work which took longer than expected. But we are back online now!

April 14^th 2008:
ZoomIn was updated to version 2.0. Version 2.0 adds by far the single most requested feature - multiple monitor support! The source is also available. In addition to this major update, ARP++ was updated to version 1.4. New is a checkbox to display/hide Windows Updates in the list. This can make finding the application you're looking for easier.

March 18^th 2008:
Minor bug fixes for ARP++, CD2ISO, Digitizer, DirSize, Mandelbrot, SysRun, and ZoomIn.

October 23^rd 2007:
Added a new program called HiveLoader. With HiveLoader you can load, unload, and create registry hives. A powerful tool for people who know a lot about Windows registry hives.

June 20^th 2007:
Fixed a bug in TreeCompare that caused it to stop scanning when it encountered a busy file.

October 23^rd 2006:
Minor updates to ARP++ and CD2ISO to address Win9x bugs.

July 29^th 2006:
Added the ability to minimize ZoomIn to the tray.

July 24^th 2006:
Added not one but two new programs. CD2ISO is a simple CD/DVD to ISO ripper, and DirSize displays the size of the folders on your disk, making it easy to see where you are using most of your disk space.

July 19^th 2006:
Most of the Windows programs have been updated to add support for XP themes. This support was long overdue.

March 17^th 2006:
Most Windows programs have an added setup program (Windows Installer) available in the downloads section. This will make it easier for those who do not know how to handle a ZIP file. The ZIP versions are still available for download.

January 2^nd 2006:
Added a new program called ARP++. With ARP++ you can remove programs installed on your computer that the Windows Add/Remove Programs will not allow you to - or even programs not visible in the Windows ARP.

November 7^th 2005:
A minor bug fix in ZoomIn. It would not properly save and restore your auto-refresh settings.

October 18^th 2005:
Added a new program Digitizer. This program converts images into colorized HTML files. Check it out, you will have fun playing with your images.

September 27^th 2005:
Updated ZoomIn to version 1.2. There have been multiple requests for ZoomIn to persist settings such as grid and zoom. Added a new menu item "Save Settings on Exit" to do just that. The source is also available.

June 28^th 2005:
Updated ZoomIn to version 1.1. Several people reported bugs on XP which were fixed, as well as a few other minor problems. The source is also available.

July 27^th 2004:
Added a new program QuickPaste which extends the Windows clipboard making it easy to store multiple strings for "cut and paste" work.

May 14^th 2004:
Posted SysRun version 1.1, added command line support to facilitate scripting.

December 20^th 2003:
Added a new program Dropper to get the color of any pixel on the screen and convert it to commonly used formats like HTML and COLORREF.

September 17^th 2003:
Boy, it's been a while since the last update. Added a new program SysRun. With SysRun you can run any program as SYSTEM.

October 19^th 2002:
Made a minor update to Tee. Added an option to append to the file, not just overwrite.

May 22^nd 2002:
Updated PasswordSpy to version 2.1. In version 2.1, the need for a separate DLL file has been eliminated. PasswordSpy now works as a single executable file. The source code for version 2.1 is also available.

April 15^th 2002:
Added a new program ZoomIn. With ZoomIn you can magnify any area of your screen for closer inspection. The source code for ZoomIn is also available.

March 25^th 2002:
It's been a while since there were any updates. Added a new program called ListShares. With ListShares you can view all the shares on any given machine in your LAN. The source code for ListShares is also available.

December 17^th 2001:
Updated Briscola to version 1.3. Fixed a crash bug when the computer is playing in difficult mode.

October 30^th 2001:
All programs have been tested to determine if they are Windows XP compliant or not. I'm pleased to say that almost every program is XP compliant. The most notable exception is Registry Wizard (a new version is coming soon). The "Requirements" section for every program has been updated to reflect Windows XP.

October 14^th 2001:
Updated TreeCompare to version 1.5. Fixed a minor bug in the Unicode version of the save feature.

August 20^th 2001:
Updated PasswordSpy to version 2.0. Now PasswordSpy works on all 32-bit versions of Microsoft Windows including Windows 2000 and Windows XP. The previous release did not work on either Windows 2000 or Windows XP. The source code for version 2.0 is also available.

April 9^th 2001:
Updated PasswordSpy to version 1.3. New to version 1.3 is on screen display of the password as you browse. The source code for version 1.3 is also available.

February 22^nd 2001:
Made the source code of PasswordSpy available for download.

February 15^th 2001:
Updated Briscola to version 1.2. This was to fix a bug in the program where the game speed setting didn't work, plus adds a new feature where you can control the color of the game table.

February 1^st 2001:
A few web page modifications. Mostly minor cosmetic changes to improve the web sites cross browser compatibility.

January 15^th 2001:
The Freezerware web site is launched. The goal is to provide free programs to any and all who want to download them.