Search Results for "libusb-win32"

Enables multiple screen capture and key stroke recording. Not meant to run hidden but is for tracking personal productivity where an individual requires time-sheets to be filled in or to track activity for playback and recovery automatically. Does not connect over the network or try upload any files. All capture is local and virus free. This is meant to be a productivity tracker and not a key logging tool on other users machines. That is why it is not a service and not hidden. Refer to the...

RMT helps you be more productive by scheduling reminder, programs and your computer-usage. RMT can be locked so that only you can change the reminders, thereby limiting usage of certain programs or the computer in general.

NeechPad is for quick note taking in a tabbed environment. Because the white space within the tab is a rich text box, the user can copy in links, word text, excel tables, and photographs. Application settings include a "save all tabs on exit" feature

A simple countdown timer so you don't burn your food while playing at the computer :P

Timepiece is an alarm clock that runs on your desktop and includes a stopwatch and a countdown timer. All three timepieces can run simultaneously. You can choose your own sound file to start playing at the set alarm time. The sound for the countdown timer is also customisable. The alarm clock has a snooze feature.

The Street Sheet Project has been set up to provide a suite of programs and tools for use by the distributors of Street Papers. The project aims to empower its users with tools that improve productivity by simplifying and automating common tasks

shuTi is a alarm clock for iTunes, with an alarm time and sleep time for each day of the week. Full of features it also allows you to open or close other programs with the alarm or sleep time(I was tired of those damn DVD menus that loop continuously)

Bible note-taking application; enables attaching personal notes to Bible passages (book, chapter, or verse). Will include basic formatting, cross-references, and web links.