WhatColor displays the magnified area around the mouse cursor for the user to easily choose a pixel to inspect its color. This feature may useful not only to colorblinds, but also to aged people who have difficulties in viewing small characters. WhatColor is useful in using software with various colors, in developing software, in instructing usage of a PC or software to other people, as well as in writing your Web pages.

Tired of boring wallpapers on your desktop? Want to try something new? Want to have an adjustable calendar highlighning holidays, birthdays and other important dates on your desktop? Then Active Multiwallpaper Changer Lite is designed just for you!

Flash Saver Maker allows you to make your own screensavers from your favorite Flash movies. You can make your own screensavers direct from your Flash .SWF files, or even from your Flash executables. It is even possible to select multiple Flash files in one time, Flash Saver Maker plays them one by one, and then loops movies! You can turn all sound coming from the projector file off, and add mp3,midi or wav sound files as background sounds.

This Icon Set contains widely used images like Warning, Error, Information, Plus, Minus, Arrows, etc. These icons in combination with other imgaes are used to create new icons. For example User icon combined with symbol Plus means New User, User icon combined with symbol Minus means Delete User. Other Icon Sets of this series (Vista Style Icons) widely use these images to produce new icons.

Amazing soap bubbles slide on top of PC desktop. Bubbles are moving from bottom to top of screen, pulsing and shining with all the rainbow colors. You can choose number of bubbles and its size, speed of bubbles movement and pulsing amplitude. Any picture file (BMP, JPEG and PNG files are supported) on your PC can be selected to use as background image, otherwise current Desktop background will be used (with all icons and opened windows on it).

Geisha are traditional Japanese artist-entertainers. The word geisha literally means "art person" or "artisan". Geisha were very common in the 18th and 19th centuries, and are still in existence today, although their numbers are dwindling. The geisha tradition evolved from the taikomochi or hokan, similar to court jesters. In this screensaver enjoy 55 woodblock prints of Geisha from master Japanese artists of the mid to late 1800s.

Pad is the world's first powerful text and HTML editor to include both an image viewer and a word processing function. The new text editor provides syntax highlighting, unlimited undo, a powerful search and replace engine with regular expressions, a block (column) selection mode, line bookmarks and line numbers. In addition to the usual text modification features, you can use all the standard features you would expect from a text editor.