- Database Tour Pro 5.1.0.715. Manage your database with variety of functions! — For a software developer, a «Swiss knife»-style tool can be incredibly useful, but only when that?s the «right» tool. The problem is, nobody can tell you exactly, how to determine whether a tool is «right». A right tool must be full-featured, but it must not be overloaded with features; a right tool must have laconic and functional interface, but it must be easy to learn and understand…
- Double Solitaire, Another Dimension of the Old Game — The computerization of good old board games (like cards) sometimes brings awesome results. I am talking about cases where the author of a «virtual equivalent of a real game» can find and embody some new features, because of which the game remains almost the same, but its playability receives a completely new dimension. The good example is Double Solitaire, which harmonically combines the logical challenge of the classic…
- Personal Chess Trainer 2007, And Now, It's Possible! — The chess game is one of the most ancient, non-trivial and brain-changing game since the humanity’s origin. It is well-known that it is much easier to «understand the rules» (how each figure moves, and what to do basically) than to really «learn chess». Some have even argued that there’s no way to learn chess on your own by just playing or reading books. But now, it’s possible! You…
- CiDess 2, Easy Circuit Boards — CiDess is freeware, easy-to-use, not-resource-greedy printed circuit board drawing and layouting software. CiDess brightly stands out against huge over-bloated software suits for its clear-and-simple interface, fast-and-pretty drawing and yet having some very advanced capabilities. CiDess’ ease of use comes from its four simple operating modes: placing components, drawing tracks, modifying components, and group operations. In each mode, it shows only a limited…
- Chess-7 — Long before computers appeared, chess had become a widespread and interesting game. For many years, fans of this game have been competing with each other for the title of the «greatest intellect». Now you can contend against the artificial intelligence and train yourself to be the best chess player. What you need for that is Chess-7. Chess-7 gives you an excellent opportunity to play chess with both a computer and a human…
- Fast Link Checker 1.5, Well-Linked Site — Fast Link Checker addresses the problem of checking links between files and pages on a website of any size and complexity. It works just like a «web-crawler»: starts from an arbitrary page and goes through all links until all links within your site are analyzed; then, Fast Link Checker provides you with a detailed report on links that are broken, their location, and the specific error that occurred when the link was analyzed. The report…
- Addict 3.5, Spell-Checked! — Addict Component Suite is a set of VCL components for Borland Delphi/C++ Builder (wide range of Borland/Turbo IDE versions are supported). The suite is designed to solve spell-checking issues once and for all: virtually any scenario of checking is easily supported with highly customizable controls. The basic option is the dialog-based spell-check: you click on the «check» item and see the dialog with misspelled words shown one…
- TK ChildLock! 1.0, Oh, My Children! — The computer plays a myriad of roles at the same time. It’s a working tool, it’s an entertainment, it’s a communication, it’s a disturbing thing… For your children and other young men the computer can also be a temptation they can’t live without it. OK, sometimes it’s better than doubtful companies and other temptations outside your home, but when your children work with…
- RIT 1.6, Check the Intelligence — Typical software or paper-based «intelligence tests» are a one-time thing; once you’ve run through a test, the next run will show incorrect results. Moreover, once you’ve run through one of intelligence tests, other similar ones will also become «inappropriate» for you. That’s because of the usual approach to intelligence testing: a set of static constant puzzles and questions — you see them…
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