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Unwanted facial expressions, blemishes and wrinkles are things of the past. FaceFilter Studio makes digital photo repair simple and convenient for professionals and home users alike. Problem photos become perfect photos in simple 4 steps.

Belltech Small Business Publisher is a professional business printing software to print address labels, cards, letterheads, flyers, brochures, envelopes etc. with database support. It comes with many design templates and cutting-edge tools.

Business English Fitness is self-paced grammar improvement software that helps students improve the clarity and strength of their business writing, and provides measurable results.

Small Business Advisor is the front-end software for the million-selling 'Starting and Operating a Business in ....' (California, Ohio, etc.) book series, by a Harvard lawyer and CPA, now available in electronic editions for 32 states.

Mobile Photo Enhancer provides a quick and easy way to improve the quality of your camera phone photos. It reduces Jpeg compression artifacts and digital noise, corrects poor color and sharpness and fixes the dark corners problem.

The Rosetta Business Planner software application from Rosetta IT Solutions Ltd. is an excellent business planning tool for small and medium sized businesses. It is flexible, powerful and easy to use software application for any business.

Photo to PSP makes it easy to view photo collections on your PlayStation Portable handheld. Photo to PSP takes care of resizing your photos to fit the PSP screen, making viewing on the PSP a lot quicker while you at the same time can keep more photos

Photo Calendar enables you to print calendars right on your own PC and printer. Photo Calendar is extremely easy to use. Click to insert your own photo, select the month and year you want and Photo Calendar will quickly generate your calendar.

Make 3D photos - have fun with your digital camera! Zoner 3D Photo Maker is your guide to easy creation of images ("anaglyphs") that appear in simulated 3D when viewed through special glasses with one red and one blue lens.