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FlexCell is a flexible and easy to use grid control, it provides comprehensive functions, such as exporting to Excel, HTML and XML, importing from XML, printing, preview, sorting, charting, cell merging, virtual grids, etc.

This package provides control loop simulation, it comes with common control elements which includes linear and non-linear elements.

FREE, easy to use sticky notes for your PC -- great for desktop reminders, Simple, yet cool notes that roll up and roll down, control them individually or all at once. Hide or show all with a click. Very easy to use, completely free.

Get the latest news and weather delivered right to your computer screen with this cool screensaver tool. If you have a direct Internet access, the screensaver will keep bringing you the news reports continuously - sport, entertainment and much more.

SnapKey provides the one-stop solution for parents who want to insure that their kids are safe. SnapKey runs in the background, completely undetectable, and monitors all computer activity. Parents access SnapKey anytime to insure their kids' safety

Online TV Player lets you watch 1000 + free Internet TV and listen 1500+ free online radio stations on your PC. No additional equipment required. Online TV Player support both Windows Media and Real Video.

Browse and View makes the World Wide Web and your HTML pages available to those who do not have Internet access. With Browse and View you can place your HTML pages on a diskette or CD, and distribute your Web site to others!

Internet Password Recovery Toolbox quickly retrieves lost passwords to dozens of Internet applications including popular browsers, email clients, Instant Messengers and more. All you need is to run the tool and it displays all passwords off the bat.

Manage your code development with Code Co-op, the affordable, peer-to-peer version control system for distributed teams. Collaborate using Email, LAN, or VPN. Includes visual diffing, integration, change sets, atomic check-ins, and 3-way merge