Ultra Video Editor is a powerfull video editing program that can cut and save a region from any video file, Split the movie file into two parts at a certain scene and save them as two movies, save any frame as an image. and much features.
Diagram Studio is a tool for creating flowcharts, business and technical diagrams. Draw objects, various shapes and link them together. The program features user-controlled points of connection, color shadows, graphics import and export, curves.
PC Activity Monitor Standard (PC Acme Standard) is an ultimate invisible and undetectable easy-to-use monitoring and surveillance tool for personal PCs. It is professional software that captures all users activity on the PC.
It allows a user to change the output format of the System Tray Clock. Some persons like set their watches little ahead. Especial for them the program can shift output time ahead by some minutes.
LightShop lets you create an infinite number of amazing light effects! A light effect draws attention and animates any photo. For quick start the program offers ready-to-use light effects (presets).
This powerful tool for customizing your folders allows you to set an eye-catching icon, chosen from hundreds of built-in colorful icons or generated automatically by internal IconConverter, background image and description for your folders. More...
Make autorun CD or DVD to autostart a document or display a menu. No design or programming required! All you need to do is to specify your documents. Your disks will automatically provide a user with the software required to view your documents.
Launch Pivot is a smart, configurable and powerful tool for exploring and launching programs on your computer. It can also be used as a Media Player or an Image Viewer by placing the mouse cursor over a multimedia or an image file icon.
NetCost is a professional, all-in one, Internet connection monitoring program ment to sum your monthly Internet charge. The program is a must-have to everyone who access the Internet through a dial-up connection.
