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« Last post by mouser on November 04, 2006, 05:39 PM »very nice; you forgot to say one of the best parts is simultaneous generation of different sizes.
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| App Name | gPhotoShow Pro |
| App URL | http://www.gphotoshow.com/gphotoshow.asp |
| App Version Reviewed | 3.63 |
| Supported OSes | WinAll |
| Support Methods | Great email support and quiet yahoo group |
| Upgrade Policy | All upgrades free for life |
| Trial Version Available? | 30day trial available (puts trial text on created screensavers) |
| Pricing Scheme | $19 for full pro version, limited free version may contain bundled adware? |
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DC Tiles is a customizable tile matching (memory) game where you turn over tiles to try to find matching pairs.
However, what's special about DC Tiles is that you can easily use your own images (and sounds even) and create fun games to send to your friends and family, or make a game using pictures of your kids or pets. The game supports multiple difficulty levels and scores you on your performance - great fun to compete with your kids.
Requires the .NET v2 framework from Microsoft. Free for non-commercial use.
// First the settings (position can be: center, tile, stretch, max) (ATTN: unfinished)
// position=center
// Then the files (file= DATEMASK|TIMEASK|FILENAME, where:
// DATEMASK is of the form MM/DD/YY-MM/DD/YY
// TIMEASK is of the form HH
// and * is allowed
// and FILENAME is relative path
// if multiple times match due to wildcards, the earliest match will be used.
// if multiple files are specified separated by ; then one will be chosen randomly
// For example
// */*/2005 - */*/2006 | *-* (the entire year of 2005)
// */*/* - */*/* | 01-02 (1am to 2 am every day)
//
*/*/* - */*/* | 1-1 | hour1.jpg
*/*/* - */*/* | 2-2 | hour2.jpg
*/*/* - */*/* | 3-3 | hour3.jpg
*/*/* - */*/* | 4-4 | hour4.jpg
*/*/* - */*/* | 5-5 | hour5.jpg
*/*/* - */*/* | 6-6 | hour6.jpg
*/*/* - */*/* | 7-7 | hour7.jpg
*/*/* - */*/* | 8-8 | hour8.jpg
*/*/* - */*/* | 9-9 | hour9.jpg
*/*/* - */*/* | 10-10 | hour10.jpg
*/*/* - */*/* | 11-11 | hour11.jpg
*/*/* - */*/* | 12-12 | hour12.jpg
*/*/* - */*/* | 13-13 | hour13.jpg
*/*/* - */*/* | 14-14 | hour14.jpg
*/*/* - */*/* | 15-15 | hour15.jpg
*/*/* - */*/* | 16-16 | hour16.jpg
*/*/* - */*/* | 17-17 | hour17.jpg
*/*/* - */*/* | 18-18 | hour18.jpg
*/*/* - */*/* | 19-19 | hour19.jpg
*/*/* - */*/* | 20-20 | hour20.jpg
*/*/* - */*/* | 21-21 | hour21.jpg
*/*/* - */*/* | 22-22 | hour22.jpg
*/*/* - */*/* | 23-23 | hour23.jpg
*/*/* - */*/* | 24-24 | hour23.jpg
1/0/* - 1/31/* | 01-25 | month1.gif
2/0/* - 2/31/* | 01-25 | month2.gif
3/0/* - 3/31/* | 01-25 | month3.gif
4/0/* - 4/31/* | 01-25 | month4.gif
5/0/* - 5/31/* | 01-25 | month5.gif
6/0/* - 6/31/* | 01-25 | month6.gif
7/0/* - 7/31/* | 01-25 | month7.gif
8/0/* - 8/31/* | 01-25 | month8.gif
9/0/* - 9/31/* | 01-25 | month9.gif
10/0/* - 10/31/* | 01-25 | month10.gif
11/0/* - 11/31/* | 01-25 | month11.gif
12/0/* - 12/31/* | 01-25 | month12.gif
Introducting ChatterBlocker, the PC software that reduces distraction from nearby conversations so you can stay focused anywhere.
ChatterBlocker does not use noise cancellation; instead, it blurs recognizable speech with a soothing blend of nature sounds, music and background chatter. Intelligible speech is often the most distracting sound in the workplace. ChatterBlocker lowers the intelligibility and reduces the distraction.
ChatterBlocker also offers mindfulness meditation tracks intended to increase concentration, reduce distractibility and minimize the stress response to office noise.
Use ChatterBlocker to tune out disruptions and increase concentration at the office, airports, cafes, or anywhere.
On Oct. 16, Microsoft issued the new user license for Vista, including terms that would have limited the ability of those who buy a boxed copy of the operating system to transfer that license. Under the proposed terms, users could have made such a switch only one time.
However, the new restriction prompted an outcry among hardware enthusiasts and others. Microsoft is returning the licensing terms to basically what they were in Windows XP--users can transfer their license to a new PC an unlimited number of times, provided they uninstall and stop using it on the prior machine.