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EXTIF pro is a Software RIP, which generates color-separated, exposure-ready image data as CMYK TIFF from all PC-applications. Especially on MS Office documents it solves the commonly known problems of the usual method via PDF / PostScript.

The most popular logic puzzle in Japan. The rules are simple. Each row, column and minibox comprises the numbers 1 through 9. The solver must complete the missing numbers. Sudoku is recommended by some teachers as an exercise in logical reasoning.

Any Time lets you independently take control of the time, the pitch, and the sample rate of an audio recording. - Do time stretching. - Do pitch scaling. - Do sample rate conversion. - Recreate missing high-frequency components. - And more!

"It's missing from Windows!" HSLAB Shutdown Folder is a utility which provides a service similar to the Windows 9x/NT/2000/XP "Startup" folder. It launches applications, command files(*.bat, *.cmd) and tymbolic links placed into a "Shutdown Folder"

"The Code Amber Desktop Amber Alert Ticker displays active Amber Alerts for all 50 states. The Ticker automatically updates itself when an Amber Alert is published by Code Amber. Code Amber is the leading publisher of Amber Alerts on the Web."

WordLab is a challenging new game that will change the way you spell FUN. At the start of each round you are presented with a 5, 6 or 7 letter word with hidden letters. Reach deep into your problem solving skills to guess the missing letters.

Great little freeware tool to simplify your website maintenance. Just one click to upload all changed files! Never again worry about uploading all those little files and missing one. A very handy little webmaster tool.

024h Lucky Reminder is award-winning reminder software for home and office. Stop missing important events in your life! Comprehensive scheduling, support of recurrent events (daily, weekly, monthly, custom), sounds, network synchronization, and more cool features!

There are lots of Python tutorials out there, but we found none are as clear and simple as the Beazley slides. The only thing missing was an index. This point and click index makes Python as easy to use as JavaScript.