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Windows only: Free application Virtual CloneDrive mounts any common disk image file type as a virtual drive that you can browse as though it’s a normal hard drive without burning a disc. The app supports popular disk image types like ISO, BIN, and CCD, and mounting an image once you’ve installed CloneDrive is as simple as double-clicking the file. We’ve covered similar tools in the past, but CloneDrive is the simplest implementation we’ve seen, and it’s made by SlySoft, the folks who develop the popular DVD decryptor, AnyDVD. Virtual CloneDrive is a free download, Windows only.

Windows only: Free application Desktop Renamer allows you to edit the names of default Windows icons on your desktop. If you’ve ever tried renaming shortcuts to destinations like your Recycle Bin, My Computer, My Documents, or My Network Places, you know that Windows isn’t always keen on the adjustment. But if you’re not happy with that restriction, Desktop Renamer allows you to easily rename any of those shortcuts. On the other hand, if you feel like using an application to do something as simple as renaming Windows shortcuts seems like overkill, the gHacks weblog also details how to tweak your Windows registry to accomplish the same thing.

Windows only: Freeware application Wallpapers from MSN adds several customization and management options to your desktop wallpaper. When you first install Wallpapers, it downloads around 125 high quality wallpapers from Microsoft to get you started, but you aren’t limited to those images by any means—you can add any of your own wallpapers to the application any time you want. Once you choose a wallpaper, you can use the app’s simple editing tools to crop, rotate, resize, and add text, speech bubbles, or foreground images to the wallpaper. Probably its best feature, Wallpapers can rotate your wallpaper as a slideshow or by time of day. Wallpapers is freeware, Windows only.