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I'd like to thank Sourceforge for their hosting, but this project has been moved to GitHub and will no longer be updated here. Game Backup Monitor is a simple, but flexible application that detects games as you play them. Once you finish playing a game, a backup of the saved games will be made automatically using 7-Zip compression. GBM can be used on a single computer, or on multiple computers to effectively add cloud support to any game or application. Game Backup Monitor was designed with gaming in mind, but it can be used to monitor any application on your PC!

Regular computer users who are exposed to the heat waves from the monitor are affected with the eye-sight problems. Hence it is recommended to give rest to the eyes for 5min every half-an-hour. This software helps the users to take rest by remembering the users every 30 min (by default yet customizable) and the brightness of the screen dims for 5 min (by default yet customizable) thereby allowing the users to have a healthy eyes. Windows 7 or above users right click the application then...

Energic is not really that special, it's built from the ground up by people that miss how basic the minecraft launchers were. We're aiming to bring you great play ability with our modpacks and a diversive launcher to help you. Recoding everything in C#, everything is going to change even the design. Feel free to get the source code if you know any decent VB.Net and send me what you did in a .zip file in a private message.

Game Launcher is a simple application that lives in your notification area/system tray. It maintains a list of games you choose to have on it, and allows you to launch those games from anywhere by right-clicking the icon, or pressing Windows+G on your keyboard. GL supports various methods of adding games, including: browsing for the shortcut, drag'n'drop, shell integration, and direct input of a Steam App ID. Support and bug requests for GL is handled by the GitHub project's issue...

Checkers board game. With Checkers you can play against computer only. You have 2 boards and 2 colours of pieces to choose from. While playing you can listen to relaxing music. You cannot jump backwards, only kings are allowed. Pieces can jump multiple times and king only once in every direction. The source code is provided. Game written in VB.NET and requires .NET FRAMEWORK Setup file in folder. Have Fun

You can play with computer or 2 player. Multi Fun, Try it out and Enjoy.

A dart scoring application written in vb.net using Windows Presentation Foundation. Working toward a more robust application to integrate the scoring app into a league management app using xml and ms sql server along with asp.net for league site.

Stand-alone "Jeopardy!" game that allows you to create, modify and play your own jeopardy boards. Game play is a 2team format, and is meant for, but not limited to classroom use. Please leave feedback on this program, through support/ email

Connect your existing Playstation3 Buzzers from the game "Buzz" to your computer and use them for the "You don't know Jack" game-series.

Mit WiiPC ist es möglich den Computer über die Wiimote zu bedienen. Die Tasten lassen sich mit verschiedenen Ereignissen belegen. Die Position der Wiimote wird über eine Infrarot-Leiste berechnet. Benötigt wird das .net Framework 3.5 SP1

A computer game adaption of Scott Soliamy's Pocket Civ card game.

Two or more crackers in the near future fight against each other by executing scripts and programs on their computer, either damaging the other or defending themselves. Alliances are formed and broken as needed... Be the last man standing.

A software that allows parents to limit children activity (web, games, msn, etc...) on a computer to specified hours and durations each day.

Most mice today have five Buttons: Left, Right, Wheel, and two more which usually are functionally the same as hitting the Back or Forward Buttons. Some games call these buttons Mouse 4 and Mouse 5. Mouse Manager takes advantage of the general disuse of these two extra buttons by letting you reconfigure what happens when you press them. Namely, it allows you to set these buttons to any keyboard key or series of keys you choose. So, if you set the Fifth Button to the letters H, E, L, L, and O, every time you press the Fifth Button on your mouse, your computer will think you typed "hello" on the keyboard.