Download software tagged by xp style icons

The Icon Extractor Package includes two programs: an icon viewer which is able to extract icons from executables or libraries and copy or save them as icon or bitmap files; an additional tool which makes it easy to distribute icon libraries.

Show or hide desktop icons is a small app that sits in your taksbar and allows you too hide your desktop icon simply by double clicking an empty space on your desktop and then just double click on the desktop to show them again.

Show or hide desktop icons is a small app that sits in your taksbar and allows you too hide your desktop icon simply by double clicking an empty space on your desktop and then just double click on the desktop to show them again.

This button maker program enables you to create web buttons in a matter of minutes. With Crystal Button you can design a variety of 2D, 3D and even XP style web buttons. Unlimited free trial version can be downloaded at: http://www.crystalbutton.com

Call Alert! enables your PC to recognize the caller without the need to answer by announcing Caller ID information with voice, alerting you immediately when a new call arrives. Supports talking Caller ID, Call Block, and Windows XP style tooltips.

Since 1997, SpamEater Pro has been a leader in the spam fighting tools category. With the NEW SpamEater Pro 4.0, it even more powerful and easier to use with it's XP style interface. With SpamEater Pro you can fight spam easily and effectively.

PopupNotify is an ActiveX control provides MSN style popup alerts. Popup alerts fade in and slide up above the taskbar and disappear after a few seconds. Supports transparency, balloon tips, pictures, gradients, alignments and more! Unicode enabled.

tssTrayNotify in an ActiveX / COM component that places a clickable icon in the system tray, while providing a popup 'balloon' style tool tip that instantly provides visual feedback for your users.

APA Referencing Macros are Microsoft Word macros that will automate the referencing of papers, essays, thesis etc. written to conform to the Style as set out in the Publication Manual of the American Psychological Association, Fifth Edition (2001).