- Ptimemo. Put your post-its everywhere. — Do you have a habit of attaching sticky notes everywhere around your working place: over the table, on the computer, on your flower pots and even on the frames with the photos of your friends or family members? If yes, PtiMemo is software of your dream. Ptimemo is the first post-it software, an MS Windows Add-In to stick context-aware post-it notes on all kinds of documents. With PtiMemo you can stick…
- PSpad, Code Looks Natural — Have you ever tried editing any programming code in the Windows’ standard notepad program? Wasn’t that easy and fun? I bet it was NOT. Although Notepad is light and easy to use, you can hardly recognize your even own code in it: no syntax highlighting or line numbering, and some important characters may even fail to appear. Is there a way to edit a code block without having to run those heavy development…
- Dis# 3.1.1, Back To Sources — The great feature of bytecode-based languages, and, namely, .NET assemblies, is a possibility to «return to source code» at any time. Assembly decompilation is a great tool to understand «how something works», either some general algorithms and data structures, or internal logics of some software or components. Unfortunately, simple decompilation tools give a very poor result which is hard to read…
- AntiPlagiarist 1.8, Where's Your Sources? — Digital century and digital style of work bring new possibilities to all of us, but they also bring new problems. And new ways to solve those new problems; and new unwanted effects of those ways… And one of the most general possibilities (and a source of the problems) is *possibility to copy*. Scientific works and home works, magazine articles and blogposts, even entire chapters in serious technical books are shamelessly copied…
- Virtual Music Composer 3.0 PRO, A Source For Inspiration — Regardless of how «intellectual» you think your computer is, you can’t disagree that today’s software programmers have many smart ideas, useful for the most of us. In the area of music writing, conservative musicians tend to see the computer as a smart keyboard (sometimes way too smart); modern musicians tend to see it as a cutting table for samples and effects. Almost nobody tries to use the…
- Real Cut 2D 6.5, Does Cuts, Really — Real Cut 2D is an ultra-fast, ultra-correct and ultra-easy program for the automated cutting and layouting. Despite its ease, Real Cut 2D provides comprehensive settings and informative output, and can be used in the production with great benefits. Inside Real Cut 2D, you work in terms of Repository (sheets you have and want to cut) and Demand (sheets you need to obtain). You enter information about sheets to both lists, then just…
- AS HDTEMP WIN32 DLL 2.1 — Although modern hardware is built to stay for long and average MTBF values are quite impressive, some components are still fragile if placed in harsh conditions. Hard drives are crucial components of our computers, as they hold the most important — valuable information that costs much more than the medium is stored on. If you are developing an application that intensively uses the hard drive to retrieve, write or cache data…
- Managed Extensions for VCL - a great solution of the Delphi Win32/.NET communication problem — Anyone familiar with software development knows how different the .NET framework is compared with older development platforms. The problem of framework interoperability has been vexing many developers who wanted to use .NET components in their Delphi and C++ applications. Finally, there is a solution for the problem. Managed Extensions for VCL enables you to interact with any .NET languages (C#, Visual Basic.Net, JScript.Net, Delphi .Net and others) from your…
- TitleBarClock Pro, "Wasted" Screen Space Put To Use — In today’s multitasking environment, when simultaneously running application windows number in dozens and pile up all over the screen, even if you had a several-feet wide monitor, it wouldn’t be too long before you started seeking for extra space on the desktop. At the same time, if you look at your desktop closer, you may notice quite an essential amount of screen area that remains «unemployed»…
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