- StarSkin, Get Their Best from Themes — Windows Themes, introduced by Windows XP, are really a cool thing. The bound of interface changeability was nearly completely broken. Nearly: StarSkin does one more step to the boundless interface theming. First of all, it allows changing appearance — of either the entire Windows or of individual elements — more comfortably, then Windows itself does. One or two clicks — and your environment is altered…
- DipTrace 1.23. Just Design What You Wish. — With DipTrace from Novarm you can design virtually any printed circuit board (PCB) with ease and pleasure. The software allows the schematic, conceptual layout design as well as the real schemas printing. It is designed well enough to handle schemas of almost any size and complexity. For example, board routing is one of the areas where DipTrace is completely beautiful. Easy-to-use, intellectual and pretty manual routing is harmoniously…
- InfoAngel 3.2. Pretty Personal Program. — InfoAngel is a personal organizer, which you need precisely 0 minutes to learn and start using. Once you’ve downloaded and installed this elegant application, you can instantly begin using it and enjoy its great advantages. Everything in the program works just the way you assume it must work; every menu item is clear, and every button is decorated with an icon that makes its function naturally understandable. Despite its natural…
- Courier 3.5 - Easy and Pretty-Featured — Courier is a personal e-mail program, which combines pretty and easy interface with smart-features-when-they-are-necessary. It looks completely familiar to average user, but it can satisfy an fastidious one also. Courier provides you with the ingenious concept of the single-file mailbox, which stores all of your account settings, preferences, mails and addresses and all that is easily transferred between computers (for ex., home and office…
- Vextractor 3.91, Pretty lines — The dichotomy between raster and vector image formats is like dichotomy between physical and logical shapes. When you want to do something «physical» (like print the images, or show them on a webpage, etc.), you use raster images. But for many other operations, like «fix this line on a logotype» or «remove this curve», or «open this scheme with AutoCAD», or «analyze this map», you…
- Concrete Mix Designer — According to history books and modern research, ancient Roman architects were amazingly skilled in preparing extra-durable construction mixes that allowed their creations to live through the centuries and still retain their remarkable firmness. Although the secret recipes were lost, the durability of ancient buildings exemplifies the importance of exact proportions and adherence to established practices in preparing construction mixes of the highest…
- Print Designer GOLD — Wouldn’t it be frustrating to find out that your stack of business cards that you ordered last year has come to an end a day before a long business trip? Or, on the eve of your friend’s birthday, to learn that the printing place around the corner has moved? How do you create a cool envelope, put some graphics on your home video DVD, make badges for an upcoming meeting without…
- Tidycode Pl/Sql Formatter 2.4.2, Making It Pretty — This utility can seem «just a small helper», but detailed analysis can say you it is really smart and really helpful (I’ll even say indispensable) for almost any database programmer. Its functionality can be easily guessed by name: it just formats PL/SQL code (as well as plain good SQL), and the way he does it can be characterized as «just right». OK, then WHAT is right about Tidycode…
- Mahjong: Got Prettier, Went Mobile — Despite that Mahjong is not an action game it easily carries away even those who aren’t much into thinking and drawing logical conclusions. Adopted for computers, the game even more charms us by its ancient Eastern look and feel. Its numerous layouts of shining graphics, gorgeous backgrounds, relaxing eastern sounds and wide choice of tiles take us to the magic world of this puzzle game, where we love to stay for hours…
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