Download software tagged by rastor graphics

Edit PDF files now! You can write annotations, add text, change the text (correct spelling errors) or delete words completely. Add or delete pictures and vector graphics and add text in any font you want! 11 new tools in the new version!

Now you can create you digital photo albums as professional PDF files! You can then print and distribute them, burn them on a CD, send them with email or publish them on internet! The advantage is that everyone can view your photoalbum as you want.

Create PDF files with your photos and pictures as Slideshow. If you open the file in Acrobat Reader you don't get a static view to your photos but you will see your photos as slideshow.

Ace WINScreen 4.0 is the FREE highly popular, leading quality Application of choice to Capture the Screen, Print & Save for the Personal Computer.

Chart Component .NET is a powerful charting component used to create attractive 3D and 2D charts for desktop applications and web pages using .NET technologies. 3D charting uses the OpenGL graphics engine to create sophisticated 3D charts and graphs.

Scan your entire system and extract the thousands of icons concealed within binary files. View these images in a convenient grid and save them to your hard disk as Icon (.Ico), Jpeg (.Jpg) or BitMap (.Bmp). Export all images at once, w/ one click

Fill out PDF forms and other electronic forms (DOC, XLS, TXT...) with PDF Filler Pilot. The program converts any electronic form into a rastered image, so that you can fill the form or enter any text or graphics in it.

GraphSight is a feature-rich 2D math graphing utility with easy navigation, perfectly suited for use by high-school and college math students. The program is capable of plotting Cartesian, polar, table defined, as well as specialty graphs.

GraphSight Junior is an easy to use freeware handy 2D math-graphing program. It was originally designed to help students and teachers satisfy their day-after-day math plotting needs. It makes it easy to plot common Y(X) = F(X) graphs.