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Kytner
a simple PC Tool Suite to easy Access PC Tasks
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Peekr
Simple picture viewer with support for animations.
Peekr is a simple image viewing application that is designed to handle animated images, but is not so complicated that confuses the average user. -
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This simple application automatically changes the desktop wallpaper on your desktop periodically according to the users settings. It chooses images from a user specified folder.
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A slide show for JPG, GIF, BMP, PNG, TIF, & WMF files; maximizes images without distortion. Folders can be selected at run time, or in advance with arguments or a .picshow file. File name, date of picture, and comment can optionally be shown with image.
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Simple visual basic program to view pictures. If there is a patch, you can download it from files and then under patches.
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Snappy is an light-weight picture viewer which supports a variety of image formats. It's easy to use and looks good aesthetically.
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This is an intuitive brickset editor (*.brk) for the OpenSNC game engine. Level designers use brickset files while constructing levels, normally producing them with a text editor. A better way is a graphical editor designed specifically for the job.
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CamView allows you to view webcams around the world. You can view more than 60 different cameras, save frames, add your custom cameras and also few cameras can be controlled.
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Photo Vacuum assists in the initial download of photos from your digital camera. It allows you to quickly view each shot and decide whether or not to keep it. Photo Vacuum will then batch copy the files to your hard drive and optionally upload to Flickr.
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jwb aka Johnny's Web Browser is a free and open source web-browser that implement .NET framework classes only. Works with all Windows version with .NET framework components installed. It is distributed under GPL.
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OpenMedic is a set of open source software and hardware building blocks written in C# for building computer-based medical instrumentation and controls using the .NET framework.
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Fontainzer is an application for browsing and organizing your fonts, so that you can easily find the right font for the job. You can group fonts into collections, and tagging fonts is planned. It is loosely based on the design of FontBook for OSX.
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