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A basic driver for the OpenCT framework that provides a support for Phoenix/SmartMouse smartcard readers.

Stop press - Alt4 has moved to http://www.swiftcomm.co.uk/alt4

C++ Runtime Library for Windows Kernel Device Drivers. This provides basic support for the use of C++ in kernel mode drivers, when using the Microsoft WDK.

A combined hardware-software project where a homebuilt gadget connects an LCD to the PC. Uses the DLP-2232PB module from dlpdesign.com.

Driver support for 3D Controller Hardware. We hope to support SDL Input, DirectInput, and other major controller API's including game consoles and embedded systems.

Motherboard Monitor .NET is a .NET class library written in C# able to communicate with Motherboard Monitor using shared memory, it can read system temperatures, CPU & fans speed, voltages, add custom sensors, set sensors alarms and manage system events.

A package for dealing with ATAPI/SCSI CD/DVD-ROM drives with VB6 under Win 98/Me/NT/2K/XP.

Galileo-Data Acquisition System is a data acquisition system and development environment for laboratory automation.

MIDIIO2K / MIDIFL2K OCX Midi input, output, & file processing*. Versatile/reliable/accurate/optimized for VB** and most sound cards***. Based on old tools & demos (MIDIIO32 / MIDIFL32) by Mabry, Mike LeVoi, Joseph Balogh. Based on unrelated features****.

CD tools to read write CDs / DVDs / Images, mostly front ends for cdrtools, written in VB.NET for win32.

Generic API for emulating infrared (IR) remote controls by software.

Reusable classes and libraries for the Savage Innovations OOPic Microcontroller.

A couple of tools for enhance the capabilites of the \"Movistar TSM100 GSM/GPRS smartphone\". It includes soft for adding your own MIDI melodies, images, and Java applications to the TSM100 telephone.

AtomicGPSClock is a low cost alternative to keep precise time on your computer. It utilizes any GPS that outputs the NMEA 2.0 protocol via RS-232 to accurately set a computers clock. For standalone, mobile, or network (SNTP) installations.

We are developing a suite of software to control USB I/O devices. Initially the support will be for Windows and Linux hosted Human Interface Devices (HID) although hopefully this will extend to virtual comms. port control in the future. API coming...

This project offers an uniformized way to interface a extented variety of analog-to-digital conv. chips to a computer that uses Windows. It is written in C as a set of plugin DLLs plus a central interface. The interface is intented to be VB compatible

Handles capture, decoding, formatting and output of data scanned from a CueCat scanner. It can monitor scanner input into any running application, re-format it, and output it back to the active application automatically. Output can include any keystroke.

Picture painter for HD44780 LPT LCDs, and an ocx to display these. Only 2x16 displays supported.

The CallerID ActiveX Control can read caller ID information from any device that supports Caller ID. It raises a Ring event each time the modem detects a change in the Ring indicator, but the control will not answer incoming calls. The control supports ma

ASP Watcher is a high performance (smokin') MS Internet Information Server Monitoring package. It is small, scaleable, and works pretty good.

OpenIR is a server for IR receivers, which is compatible with the protocol used by WinLIRC. It has support for plugins, both for hardware and software without nativ support for the protocol. It support both the UIR/Irman and the PCTV receiver.

PCEmu is a software-only PC emulator. It emulates an 8086-based machine with VGA text graphics, EMS memory, host file system access, and `hardware' debugging. It runs DOS and most programs correctly.

ResidentServer replacement in .net using Serial and TCP classes for the Brultech ECM1220 power monitor.

Hikari is a control system for the East Coast Control Systems' Hercules planetarium theater control.

Most mice today have five Buttons: Left, Right, Wheel, and two more which usually are functionally the same as hitting the Back or Forward Buttons. Some games call these buttons Mouse 4 and Mouse 5. Mouse Manager takes advantage of the general disuse of these two extra buttons by letting you reconfigure what happens when you press them. Namely, it allows you to set these buttons to any keyboard key or series of keys you choose. So, if you set the Fifth Button to the letters H, E, L, L, and...