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You dream of owning a piano but can't afford one? Then Virtual Piano is just for you. You can play the piano, and compose original music. It's fun to be creative! To play you need to click on the keyboard or the mouse. Play on and feel the melody!

Immerse yourself in the virtual world of the rider and set world records! Train and hone your skills on an extensive map in the "Free ride" mode, and then try to pass all the control points on the speed! But if you like fast speed, then test yourself

Meet the Wand, your new virtual pet. This is a cute, charming and sensitive Wand that loves eating delicious food, taking a bath, playing and sleeping. Have fun at her home and discover all the secrets of your pet's life. She will surely surprise you

Use this app to learn to play piano with realistic sounds. With Virtual Piano - Play Melody, you just pick a cool song and learn how to play it in 1 minute. It has four beautiful keyboard themes.

Change auditing and reporting for System Center Virtual Machine Manager configuration, including virtual machines, host groups, libraries, hosts and their hardware. You always have a full list of all changes, compared to their previous values.

Facebook Auto Poster is your all-in-one Facebook marketing automation tool. Post to groups on autopilot with text spinning (spintax). Join up to 6000 groups with 1 click. Find groups by keyword. No monthly fee. Use with unlimted facebook accounts.

SPL to PDF Converter converts Windows Spool SPL format to PDF document. SPL (Windows Spool File Format) files are generally created by Windows 2000, XP and later systems in the spool or plotter/printer's directory (C:\Windows\System32\spool\PRINTERS)

Parallels Workstation enables users to run multiple operating systems, including Windows, Linux, FreeBSD, OS/2, eComStation, Sun Solaris and MS-DOS, simultaneously on one physical machine without partitioning or rebooting.

Parallels Workstation enables users to run multiple operating systems, including Windows, Linux, FreeBSD, OS/2, eComStation, and MS-DOS, simultaneously on one physical machine without partitioning or rebooting.