- Maul Publisher V2.28 for Windows, The Serious Desktop Publishing — Maul Publisher is a professional-strength, almighty solution for desktop publishing. It has an illusory-simple interface, which hides well organized huge bunch of capabilities, useful for the creation of virtually any printing work. Works you create with Maul Publisher have the hierarchical, modular organization. An entire project is divided into pages; each of them can have any number of frames, with each frame having any number…
- Digital Photo Rescue Professional - Erased Pictures Will Be Recovered — If trying to look at your pictures you all you could see was an error message or a blank screen, don’t rush to format your disk or flash card, don’t try to fill it up with new data either. Chances are you can recover the lost images with Digital Photo Rescue Professional by ObjectRescue.com. The software recovers lost data from digital cameras, PDA, mobile phones, and a wide range of other multimedia…
- RecoverPlus Photo Recovery – lightning-fast recovery of damaged digital photos — If you think about the greatest post-vacation disappointment possible, it definitely won’t be a bunch of parking tickets on the windshield of your car. That’d be a message on the screen of your computer saying that the photos that you have been zealously taking all week on that beautiful Caribbean island cannot be read… That means that you can’t share the excitement with your friends, family and…
- Watermarking – protect your images on the web with a few mouse clicks — If you upload many images to the web or actively trade on Ebay, you are probably quite concerned with protecting your content from unauthorized use and distribution. After all, some of your images, if used in an inappropriate context, may compromise you or create an awkward situation that will be hard to deal with afterwards. Apparently, adding a mark to the photos you make public is a good way of solving this…
- AnnWebLinks 1.5, All My Web Organized — Any Web surfer tends to take a note of frequently visited or just interesting places on the web. Of course, you can’t keep those long and unobvious addresses in you own head, so you need some software solution. When the number of links is less than a dozen (like a «weather site», a «humor site» and «my favorite forum»), the standard browser Favorites is just plain enough; but…
- Quick Photo Resizer, Images Will Fit the Frame — A great picture doesn't fit the frame? – Not that big of a deal; you can just resize it. What if you've got a dozen of such pictures? – Probably, the easiest way out is just doing the same thing. But what if you've got a whole bunch of great pictures that need to be resized different way for each of the diverse projects? With Quick Photo Resizer, you can resize any number of images at once by simply dragging the originals to the application window. As soon as they are in the…
- Inpaint - fast and clean removal of noise, scratches and unwanted objects from digital photos — Sometimes, a nearly perfect image contains a single detail or an object that distorts the general perspective and ruins the composition. If this happens, Photoshop and the Clone tool is the first solution people think of. However, Photoshop is an expensive application intended for professionals and may not be always available. Which is more, correctly and accurately removing a single object from an image using professional graphic…
- VectorEye - the most hassle-free method to turn regular images into vector graphics — Whenever you need to convert a standard bitmap image into the vector format to use in a Flash movie or any of the popular vector-based applications, such as CorelDraw, Adobe Illustrator, Mobile Designer, Swish, Inkskape or others, you face a dilemma of doing it manually or finding a tool to perform the conversion for you. Manual conversion may take hours or even days, so you should think well prior…
- VAMP Media Center: Organize and Share Your Photo Stock! — As soon as you get a hold of a digital camera, the stock of photos in your computer starts growing rapidly. Every time you unload fresh-taken shots from your camera, it adds another few gigs of unsorted material to your computer’s hard drive. Chances are, soon enough you’ll drown in the multitude of the photos and struggle trying to find anything among that mess. The way out of that is, certainly…
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