Non quis, sed quid.

Just thought it would be important to make sure you guys know that I am constantly updating my blog (in some way or form) so chances are even if you have read a post I’ve made, you might learn something new if you read it again.

Specifically speaking for the Curious Findings or Quest for the Holy Grail series, I’ll probably be updating my posts with further information on the software I post about, so I suggest you check them regularly even if you’ve already read them.

I hope you’re all enjoying reading my posts and just wanted to leave a hint here that you should watch this space because I’ll be filling it with a lot of interesting things that you may find useful.

Thanks for “subscribing” to my writings.

It seems I have a reputation for magically knowing all the best applications (or the rarely known) out there(?) or so I’m told anyway. So I thought…why not start a series on it?

Whereas the Quest for the Holy Grail is a long process to find the best of the best software, this new series will be a “collection” of interesting, useful or just plain cool applications I stumble across on the internet.

I can’t guarantee that I’ve tested out and tried all the applications I find, nor do I promise any reviews for these – and as a result, this series will be updated often…or as often as I find a curious finding anyway.

I think I should clarify: the Quest for the Holy Grail is a series where I compare a few applications and decide which is the best of the lot until I ultimately find the Holy Grail – the best of the best software in each group.

This series is a documentation of any cool, interesting or useful (among other things) applications I find while surfing the internet.

I am constantly on the lookout for the best software to use on my PC. And even when I find the best software, I am always looking for a better alternative. It is this habit that makes me believe that when I do come across a nice find, I should post about it. So that is exactly what I will be doing. From this point onward I will be posting about software I find useful for a person using Windows (XP, if it matters) along with a few details about the software.

Hopefully some of you may find this useful, but primarily, I am doing this as a way for me to keep track of the programs I enjoy using for whatever reason.

So it begins.