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Add-in offers an alternative method of sending messages from Microsoft Outlook 2000-2003, separate message being created for each recipient. The final recipient will see only his/her name and address in the "To" field.

Determine the tempo or BPM of a song or other piece of music by manually tapping along with the music, using your pc keyboard. Includes automatic missed beat detection, playing of a music file through your player and adding the bpm to the file.

Parallel the trek of the Cherokee tribe across 19th century America in an exciting adventure game.

Piles'O'Tiles is a game based on the Traditional Mahjongg series of games, in which you must pair off groups of colorful tiles in order to complete the round. Using large playing tiles which are easy to distinguish, the game is playable by all ages.

Time Control™ allows you to limit Internet surfing, chatting and game playing to a time and duration you are comfortable with. Schedule the number of hours each child can use the computer, per day or week. And much more…drill down for more features.

Time Control™ allows you to limit Internet surfing, chatting and game playing to a time and duration you are comfortable with. Schedule the number of hours each child can use the computer, per day or week. And much more…drill down for more features.

Grand Master Chess – a highly detailed 3D art piece, keeping you busy playing chess and marvelling at the graphics and sound effects. Enjoy the realistic chess sets, various complexity levels and choose the opponents.

Halloween Party has started! Pacman is invited. Help him to get there! But the Party is full of sudden tricks and he must challenge himself in the dangerous fight with all his fears. Are you ready to overcome your frights and start on adventure?

This game will bring you the feeling of playing the old solitaire also known as "Domino". With the Domino you'll be able to improve your skills of adding figures together. You'll get unlimited moments of joy remembering old "domino"…