- Odds Wizard 1.75: Be a self-bookmaker. — Odds Wizard is a unique-featured and innovative software product for odds making. It is based on huge Internet-updateable databases of many world famous sports leagues, such as, the UEFA, NFL, NHL, MLS and so on. With Odds Wizard you can make odds, optimize bets, and give really good advice. Odds Wizard uses unique, up to date, and advanced statistical methods for making decisions. It will never give you a definite answer, which could…
- Cleanerzoomer 3.31c. Better View, Sharper View — How many times have you been distressed by images with some noise or «artifacts»? How many times have you wanted to use an image for your desktop background but received only a weird thing with strange cubes and stains when tried to change the size? Clarification question: how many times have you suffered image-magnification or JPEG defects? If you know, what I’m talking about, take a glance at Cleanerzoomer. In the…
- FindGraph 1.55. Graphing Wizard. — FindGraph successfully pretends to be a technician’s or a mathematician’s desktop program for every day (just like Notepad or Calculator is for other users). The software easily, quickly and elegant does all about 2D-graphs «on-the-fly» operations. Assume you have some statistical data in the table format, or a graph image copied from a book, or a formula, and you want to study that data through…
- Flash Text Effects Components, Artistic Writing — Flash is most likely today’s most full-featured artistic canvas in the Internet. With Flash, your imagination has literally no boundaries despite of how abstract or specific your tasks are. Moreover, another good thing about Flash lies in its capability to tightly integrate your own artistic ideas with ones created by other recognized professionals. Flash Text Effects Components is a huge set of text appearance effects, which…
- Software List — Creating a software directory initially seems to be an unreasonably expensive and complicated project. You need to come up with the business logic, hire a team of developers or spend a whole lot of time programming the solution yourself, open merchant accounts, find software vendors and so forth. A serious undertaking by all means, that’s for sure. That’s why a lot of people turn away from this…
- STDU Viewer - an advanced PDF, DjVu and multi-page TIFF viewer — If you occupation involves a lot of reading (especially of technical texts), you may have noticed that all the documents usually come in one of the following formats: PDF, DjVu and multipage TIFF. Unfortunately, these are three independent file formats that require separate viewers, which creates a certain problem. If you need an all-in-one viewer that will read all these formats with equal efficiency, make sure not to miss STDU Viewer! STDU…
- Universal Viewer - an all-inclusive approach to file viewing — Today, when the number of file types on an average home system is utterly humongous, the need for versatile viewers is very acute. Having several viewers installed on the system is not comfortable at all — they constantly struggle for being associated with specific file types, some cannot view specific files and some do it better than others... If you are tired of this hassle and want to find a single application…
- DatePad: Calendar, Explorer and Notepad - Combined — What are we going to get when we combine a calendar with a notepad? — Let’s dream it up. With a tool of this kind, we could take notes about> something taking place on a certain date, something we saw, heard or thought about on a that date — everything — and keep that for ourselves or share it with others, just like with an online blog…
- Turning the Face to the User. DJ Java Decompiler — Don’t be disappointed when instead a mono-color alphanumeric screen with a lot of mysterious characters, which make sense only to those “chosen” ones called “hackers” or “coders”, and control commands hidden behind the never-would-guess keyboard shortcuts you will see a feature-rich GUI-based editor with colored source code of your application loaded in it. — That’s DJ Java…
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