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    A win32 GUI shell for the UPX executable packer.
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    Perix Operating System - 16/32/64 Bit
    Perix is a 16/32/64-Bit protected mode kernel, bootable and capable of running with or without an operating system. It is written in Turbo Pascal 7.0 for DOS, Delphi 7.0, Pascal Pro, Virtual Pascal v2.1, Delphi XE2 64-Bit, TASM, TASM32 and JWASM. The latest version, 0.01I, supports multi-processor. Added Open Watcom C++ and Borland C++ examples.
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    sTrayD hides icons from the systray (system tray) in Microsoft Windows or it hides the systray entirely.
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