- Protaxis BestFonts 1.1: everything about your fonts — Are you tired of searching suitable fonts, copying font files and other nasty font-relative stuff? There is a small utility for everyday use named «Protaxis BestFonts». Using this program, you can do anything you like with fonts installed on your system. First, you can view all your fonts and test them on any custom text. For example, you are a designer and want to choose an appropriate font for your new banner, a web-site menu…
- Macromedia Style Menu. Flash Done Right. — Every serious web site does need a navigation menu. Any objections? OK, let’s go further. The best looking and acting menus are Flash ones, it’s a well-known statement. As well-known, as Flash technology’s drawbacks: large size, difficulties of design, search engines unfriendly-ness (they can’t follow Flash links, and thus can’t index entire web-site properly). Less known fact is that you CAN really use…
- Vista Style Elements Icon Set, Do You Have a Dream? — As a developer, don’t you have a dream that the day will come when users will be able to comprehend the logics of your programs without your assistance, and your technical support service will finally take a break from those round-the-day silly questions like «How do I go around this menu?» or «What is that button for?» or «What do I do next?» Who knows when that GUI…
- CD-Cover Editor 3.0 - the simplest way of adding style to your CD or DVD collection — If you start burning at least several disks each month, you will enter the next year with an impressive stack of CD’s and DVD’s containing music, movies, backups and other data. If you don’t label each and every of them properly, finding the necessary compilation will be more than difficult. Apparently, a magic marker can help, but not too much. If you are seeking a way to create nice-looking CD and DVD…
- Easy Projects .NET - manage projects of any complexity in style! — When it comes to managing projects (no matter small or large) — a couple of familiar titles immediately pop up in our heads. However, industry standards often employ a «one size fits all» approach, suffer from their size, complexity, excessive functionality, tons of unnecessary bells and whistles and, most importantly, from long setup and configuration times. Needless to say that you have to know these systems…
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