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OpenChords is an alternative to traditionally printed chord songbooks. If you hate filing music away after a practice or gig... this is for you. If you struggle to find your songs because you cannot remember the name of the song... this is also for you. If you wished you could just change the key of the song in the middle of a live performance... you have come to the right place. If you find any bugs or have some suggestions, feel free to email me at open.chords.app@gmail.com. If you would like the source code it has moved to github. you can access it on https://github.com/wolfyreload/OpenChords Please note that this application requires Microsoft .Net framework 4.8.1.

...In these cases, Windows' sleep functionality is suspended and won't kick in once the video has finished. The solution for many is to use a sleep timer to send the computer to sleep after the estimated amount of time of the video. But you need to remember to do this every time. Sleep# handles this automatically: Sleep# sends your computer to sleep after the playback of fullscreen video, providing Windows has been idle for a predefined amount of time. There is a grace period at the end of the fullscreen video before sending your computer to sleep, allowing you to interrupt the process should you still be awake. ...

Store all the songs you have learn to play using several notations and tools to easily remember them. Next features: - Add song structure - Add rythme information

This is a very simple and minimalistic application for keeping track what movies and series you have already watched. If you are like me and watch 20+ series and anime at the same time you might not remember where you should resume watching. That's where this little app comes in handy. It's an offline application, no-nonsense and no registration annoyances.

Video player with more playlists in one time. On exit saves all playlists and index of last played file in every playlist. On startup puts all to state as before exit, but playback is stoped.