All of the downloads below are freeware or licence-free. Enjoy them as you will, but be aware that my own works are released under the Creative Commons licence (click the button on the left for information).
Don't right-click on the download link or your download will fail!

Cybercafe security bundle (full)

cafeKlysm contains software to carry with you on your travels. You load it onto a USB flash drive and plug that into a cybercafe computer. This is the full version, with browser, full photo editor and instant messaging clients.
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Cybercafe security bundle (basic)

Same as cafeKlysm above but the basic version, with browser and basic photo editor only.
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Tips for Travellers
(CHM)

Updated and enlarged June 2009. Includes pictures. Being my own personal choice most of the time, most of this is pretty basic. Useful if you are going for the first time to India and want to know more about toilets, carrying your money safely, booking trains, or getting from the airport in Delhi when you arrive late in the evening. In CHM ebook (fully searchable) format.

Tips for Travellers
(PDF)

Updated & enlarged June 2009.
The same tips as above in Adobe Acrobat (PDF) format. Includes pictures.
 

KathSF's
Rajasthan Travelogue

Kath went on her first trip to India in 2001. This travelogue is a result of her pasting together emails sent home during that trip:
"As such, it is highly censored (old and staid grandparents) and contains only about 20% of my India experiences. Still, it is my fairly accurate retelling of some of the highlights of my trip and my feelings about it." (From the text).

How To
Shit In
The Woods

You might think that the "natural functions" of voiding the bowels and emptying the bladder in the outdoors would be as instinctive as nature intended. However, if you've done much trail hiking and seen the visible mess left by other walkers, you might be wondering if there is a right and wrong way to go about it. This book offers detailed, environmentally-sound instruction on the act no-one gets much help from in the trail guides.

Money Belt Pattern

Making your own money belt is easy. If you make this belt as suggested, the costs should be less than half that of a commercial belt and - provided you sew carefully - it will last 2-5 times as long. This is a complete pattern and instructions suitable for beginners. More accomplished sewers can adapt the design to personalise it.

PC Magazine's ClockRack v1.1

A fantastic, and free, little utility written by PC Magazine, ClockRack v1.1 puts an array of clocks on your desktop. Specify which cities you want, whether the clocks should be analogue or digital, and the colours and sizes for the clock faces. Works with all versions of Windows except Win 7.

You will need an unzipping utility for these downloads. Windows XP, Vista and Windows 7 have this included, but other users will need to visit 7-Zip and get a free unzipper. Once unzipped, the text file included gives more information about using/installing.

More downloads (e-books, not travel related) from the tokezone bookshelf here,
and screensavers downloads (not travel-related) here.