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BDReader is intended to be a comfortable comics reader. As a main feature, BDReader includes an auto panels detection on comics pages. It allows you to display the panels (or squares) of a comic page individually, in the reading order. It also offers a Preview page option, allowing you to preview each page before reading into details the different panels of the page as well as a page thumbnails view. BDReader supports classic comic book formats: CBR, CBZ, PDF (...) as well as images...

Criubrum is a free, easy-to-use, multi-track media (video, audio, image) editor for Windows. The interface is in English.Cribrum is a student software developed over the course of three months. The goal is to easily manipulate videos, images, sound, Windows window on multiple screens. To use it, you don't need to be an expert in video editing and you do not need to use a lot of hours to understand how the programs works. Cribrum have a simple interface where you can play, pause, or...

A Java tool that allows a gamemaster to manage notes, characters, combat, images, sounds, etc. on his computer during gaming sessions. Plugin-based to allow using it with various rpg system, such as Shadowrun, GURPS, TDE, D&D, etc.

A multimedia framework written in C# that wraps most of the DirectShow API and includes several useful Windows Forms controls. It differs from DirectShowLib in that MediaFramework tries to take the burden of COM interop off the developer.

FrAid(FRactal AID) is an interface to Java, allowing it to proc. math. data(functions/equations). A compl. standalone system utilizing the FrAid prog. lang. is available(no need to be Java programmer to use it!). Use instead of Matlab. High res. graphics

Xebece is a multipurpose tool for information visualization and organization. It can be used to set up intriguing presentations. Likewise, Document management is straightforward and effective if you use Xebece.

NEW VERSION - Pocket PC (Compact .Net Framework required)! Use your computer screen to tell you how long you've been giving a speech, compared to predefined limits, using a large on-screen clock, and a green/yellow/red background "stoplight" effect.