Open Source Pascal Productivity Software

The Investor's Clock shows the time in different time zones. This program was designed for Wall Street traders and investors. Inspired by the traditional trading hall setup where few clocks on the wall, each clock face shows current time in the investing center of certain region. My program is useful for persons, trading stocks from home or small office. With this program it is easy to control different time zones. Designed for Windows 7, 8.1, 10, 11 versions, only 64 bit. Don’t hesitate to ask any questions, make the suggestions or write the complaints, contact the developer by e-mail: Sergey@Bure.id.LV

Especially for learners watching some lectures online or using video capturing devices. Grab screen areas with a click (or tap), automatically save it and allows adding notes on it using mouse, pen and keyboard - very quick (and draft). Then it is possible to view grabbed screenshots and annotate it additionally with the same set of tools, easy and convenient. May be help to somebody these sad days.

Print With Path Automator automatically adds the file path, folder location, and filename to printed Microsoft Word documents. It helps users identify where a document is stored after printing without manually editing headers or footers. The tool inserts the document path during printing, making it useful for document tracking, record keeping, audits, office paperwork, and version control. Unlike permanent file path fields in Word, the path is printed temporarily and does not remain visible in the saved document. This keeps the original file clean while ensuring every printout contains the document location. Ideal for users searching for add file path in Word, print filename and path, show file location in Word footer, print document path automatically, display folder path in Word, document tracking, file path watermark, and Microsoft Word document location solutions.

Desktop Timer is a Pascal code developed using Lazarus, a cross-platform RAD IDE available for WIndows, Mac, and Ubuntu (Linux). The source code can be compiled on several platforms.