- FineCrosser 2.3.8. Cross 'em All! — Intellectual puzzles with words crossed in checkered fields and witty questions-clues are an American invention. The first known crossword was published by New York World December 21, 1913 by the British editor and puzzle constructor Arthur Wynne. It is said that some crossword-like puzzles appeared in the 19th century, but there is no one exactly known to be one of those. Since 1913, crosswords made a long way. Nowadays…
- Open Fitness 2.0, Caring For Your Body — Careful work with your own body requires, eventually, an extensive work with information. It doesn’t really matter whether you are an athlete with everyday workouts, or another sportsman, or you do some aerobic exercises, or you even just care about the diet, anyway you should know exactly what and how you did yesterday (a month ago, a year ago), and therefore you should plan what do today (tomorrow, next month). Of course, you can…
- Internet Connection Counter 7.1 – comprehensive traffic statistics made easy — Despite the advent of the new millennium, the bigger part of the worldwide Internet public still cannot feel the bliss of having access to unlimited network connections for a fixed monthly fee. These people, unfortunately, have to pay for their Internet traffic and monitor their surfing expenditures. If you are one of these people and are seeking a way to monitor your traffic consumption, Internet Connection Counter will be an ideal…
- 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…
- Retail Plus 2.0, The Vital Point — The vital point of retail business is point of sale. Point of sale is the point, where your client crosses your business; This point is a cross of your plans and reality; In this point tons of conceptions and requirements are crossed. The point of sale software should be informative and easy to operate, and at the same time it should attempt to prevent as many errors as possible — and all…
- 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…
- MagicTracer: Raster to Vector Converted Simple Way — Raster images are pretty to look at, but are hard to work with. One of the reasons is they are hard, time-consuming to reproduce. Normally, when you need a vector image, you simply draw it from scratch in a vector image editor. But what are you supposed to do if you’ve got the source image in your digital camera or on paper? — The hard way is to mess with tricky conversion tools built…
- Realsoft 3D - a flexible and extremely powerful 3D tool with an attractive price — Although there are numerous 3D modeling and animation tools on the market, they generally tend to have a common flaw — they are either inexpensive and amateur or extremely expensive and excessively powerful for an average user. Finding the «golden mean» is a surprisingly hard task, especially if you want to have a fully-functional and modern tool and not overpay for the features you will never need…
- Triaxes products - a comprehensive production set for professional 3D imaging — Three-dimensional images that you can look at using special glasses or without them are not a novelty by any means. These technologies have been around for decades and many of us have seen calendars and plastic cards with images that changed under different angles. However, at that time, these technologies were inaccessible to home users willing to experiment with stereo images. Thanks to the rapid advancement of digital imaging and…
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