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8. Copernic Desktop Search
Tired of waiting on the Windows built-in search function? Copernic lets you search your entire hard drive in less than a second—and it's easier to use too.

9. CutePDFWriter
There are several free pdf writer utilities out there, but this one is just so—well, cute. It's requires just 1.6MB, and it can convert nearly any printable document to a pdf.

10. Deadline
Looking for help on a calculus or trigonometry problem? Deadline helps students and engineers graph most equations.

11. del.icio.us
The social bookmarking site not only stores all your favorites online so that you can access them from any computer, it also allows you to search other people's favorites. And it uses tags for organizing your bookmarked sites instead of folders, making everything easier to find.

12. ESBCalc
Turn your computer into a scientific calculator. Most functions are free, but if you want to use scientific or hexadecimal notation, you'll need the paid version.

13. ESBUnitConv
Just how many cubits are in a light year anyway? This unit converter knows, and it does the boring stuff like inches-to-centimeters and quarts-to-liters as well.

14. EvilLyrics
Not exactly sure how the words to your favorite song go? EvilLyrics will search its library of 15,000,000 songs and tell you the words to whatever is playing on your computer. Or you can look up lyrics manually by entering the artist and title.

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