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Pretty Good Solitaire is a collection of 1000 solitaire games. It features lush graphics, beautiful easy-to-read cards, sound, in-depth statistics, and solitaire for points in solitaire quests.

An inexpensive easy to use gradebook for teachers. Supports categories, weights, points and drop the lowest. Other features include class averages, extra credit, grade & student notes, curving, sorting, chart with statistics, and custom reports.

A real computer game (Lives, Points, Bombs, etc.) that will teach you how to read music even as you play! You can choose to play in alphabetical (A, B, C... and A, H, C...) or syllabic notation (Do, Re, Mi...). 3 different speeds available.

The quick-thinking, high-scoring solitaire game where you race against the clock for extra points while trying to nab the Loch Ness Monster! Plus optional sound effects, background music and a high score list. Download your copy of Lochness today!

EMAS 2005 is comprised of a measuring device and application software. It uses the Ryodoraku theory which was invented in Japan and had been used for more than 50 years. It guides you in measuring 24 points on the hands and feet in just three minutes

Arizona Pitch - a card game from the old west. Bid to determine trumps and lead. Play for 5 points:High, Low, Joker, Jack and Game. A fun exciting game. Play with one computer partner against two computer opponents. Learn mode shows all cards.

The goal of the game is to remove as many balls from the board as possible. Click at the group of three or more balls of the same color with your stylus - it will pop. There are three game modes, 50 various levels and bonuses. For Pocket device.

Twig Rig by GameFalls.com - an original game that has Puzzle (Classic) and Arcade modes, three skill levels (for endless play) and addictive gameplay. The game is shareware, for Pocket PC (Widows CE).

WORDР’Р† is a shareware Windows solitaire word game in which you form and modify words at least four letters long using a deck of 53 cards. Points earned for each of up to thirteen words is determined by squaring the number of letters in the word.