Character Software

Want to insert an accented letter or a math symbol such as pi into a paper you're writing or program you're using? You can use the clunky character map or... you can use OT Accents! You want pi? Type in N, it looks like pi - and BAM! Click the pi symbol! Now you can paste it anywhere you want! Want an accented a? Then type the letter a and BAM! Click the accented a that you want! It's easy to use and will work with most Windows programs!

Generates certain number of random passwords with defined length, latter case, and character range.

The musicians from Armenia have become famous all over the world. Incompatible, at first sight, the combination of rough and melodic performance adds to their songs unforgettable color, which you cannot mix up with anything else.

The character of one of the most popular comics became very famous and even several movies about him were shot. Spiderman fights against evil on the streets of the city and always wins even in unequel fights because of the abilities which he received from a spider.

APassword allows you to generate either single or batches of random passwords. You can select from a range of character options including: Letters, Numbers, Symbols, Case Selection and more. These passwords can then be saved to disk in CSV or one per line format. At the click of a button the password is displayed in HUGE characters to make it easy to read out to customers or users.

CharView allows you to type unusual characters from keyboard. It displays all of the symbols of a selected font, allowing you to quickly choose between the different character sets.

LandscapeHelper detects landscape pages (rotated with 90 degrees) and automatically put the image into the right position for further processing steps (character recognition).

PageHelper detects up side down pages (rotated with 180 degrees) and automatically put the image into the right position for further processing steps (character recognition).

The popular character of comics, loved by everyone, will bring you a lot of fun right from your desktop. It was created by Charles M. Schulz in 1950 and still a lot of people cannot keep from smiling looking at its adventures.

..Imagine that you still have all your powers and you are right in to Chi combat. So you project Chi balls to your friend’s character but he does not even move cause he is not afraid.. He simply shield your poor attack with his aura! Sounds fun?!