By: Ken's Gift Shop
Grandpa relaxes on a park bench beside a water fountain as kids run and play in the park and fly a kite.
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By: Ken's Gift Shop
This screen saver shows a photo of an old church back in the woods as birds fly around. The registered version contain sound effects.
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By: Ken's Gift Shop
This screen saver shows a animated Christmas Tree while Angels fly to the top of your screen as music plays in the background (registered version only.
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By: Image Echo Software
IEsee is the most simple yet powerful multi-platform photo viewing software. The same Java program works on Windows 95/98/2000/NT/XP, LINUX, UNIX, and Mac! With IEsee, you can: View your photo in the most popular formats: .jpg, .gif, and .png. View y...
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By: Alexander Eltsyn
AE Posting Acceptor library implements server-side support for file uploading in MS Internet Information Server. In contrast with MS Posting Acceptor, this library realizes some extremely useful features for Intranet/Extranet use. With AEPA you may: ...
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By: WorldLingo, Inc.
An Internet Explorer plug-in the translates web pages on the fly as you surf the net.
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By: Altarsoft.com
Type Fast 1.0 - set of 3 games. All of them help you to train fast typing. So - learn typing playing games ! You can choose any type of game from left menu: 1. Drop Down - words drop from top. 2. Fast Run - try to type word before man cross the field...
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By: EffeTech
EtherDetect Packet Sniffer is an easy for use and award-winning packet sniffer and network protocol analyzer, which provides a connection-oriented view for analyzing packets more effectively. With the handy tool, all you need to do is to set up the f...
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By: Essential Skill Consultants Limited
Remora (rmB4ere) : warmwater fishes of the family Echeneidae, characterized by an oval sucking disk on the top of the head. With this apparatus the remora, or suckerfish, attaches itself to sharks, swordfishes, drums, marlins, and sea turtles. In thi...
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By: Serge Mikhaylov
In the middle of the screen there is a snowball. Snowflakes fly from four sides.
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