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BasicWebcam
Webcam Application for Windows
...Here you can enable always on top and compact view, you can take a photo from the camera, you can start/stop the camera, you can select camera driver, you can view about page and exit from the program. This program requires .NET Framework 4.0 and Windows XP or later. -
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Able Opus Color Extractor
Extracts color from images, and by default, a color spectrum
Allows for picking of colors from loaded or screen captured image, as well as a color spectrum. You may load images with drag and drop or command line arguments. The hex, RGB, HSB are presented to you when you select a color. (Requires .NET Framework 4.0 or higher.) -
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SnipDock
Snip screenshots and dock them so you can refer to them while working.
Snip screenshots and dock them so you can refer to them while working. Installer sets up a shortcut on desktop to run the program. Requires at least .NET Framework 4.0 (i.e. Runs only on Windows) Features: 1. Snip Screen: snip whatever portion of the screen interests you. 2. Dock: This snipped image will be docked on a screen edge or as a floating popup. 3. Whatever be the size of the image, the dock will automatically adjust its size. When docked, no other program can encroach the space used by SnipDock, even if they are maximized. 4. ...
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