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A simple application launcher. Group applications, folders, scripts, etc. Supports drag and drop. No need to remember all those hot keys; just activate and press one number key to select a tab(group) and another key(letter/symbol) to launch. *** CHECK OUT THE NEWER PROJECT MaxLauncher at http://maxlauncher.sourceforge.net/ ***

--- I've removed the setup exe because it pulls the app down from a site which is no longer on-line. Once I've refactored it for local distribution I'll put it back. In the meantime you can build the app yourself from the project files if you are so inclined --- The Media Library Sync is a tool designed for syncing a large media library from a master source to multiple destinations. It allows you to specify which parts of the library you want to sync on which devices.

Pools of Virtual Boxes (POVB) aims to make it easy to deploy Linux Condor pools on Windows based machines using Virtual Box virtual machines.

WinPathSed does regex search & replace in file names and folder names. It empowers .net regexes by adding meta replacements (eg. $down$1 - $Up$2 to make $1 lowercase and $2 uppercase). You can use it to reorganize files, rename docs, folders, etc.

A Windows based .NET frontend for the windows port of mkisofs. It is designed to allow instant and easy ISO creation of any Windows folder via a Windows Explorer Context Menu option "MakeISO".. PLEASE NOTE: this is currently non-operational! However I will be working on it over the next few months to make it as such. NOTE: NOT OPERATIONAL YET!!

This mini tool is useful to make a ping to all ip of a network in once click, for example : if you want to know which computers are up between 192.168.2.1 and 192.168.254

Ever wish you could make a virtual hard drive on your computer? What If I told you, you can! Masterdrive is one of the only Virtual hard Drive creators for Windows and you can get it totally free! Only With NTI's MasterDrive!

This is a help system for delivering with new software. This is written in visual basic 3, so it may be looking a little bit older, but a .net version will come soon!! You make help files by making a script that is interpreted. It 's worth to try it!