UniDoc makes you more productive by reducing paperwork routine. Create custom templates and use them to make various types of documents like payment orders or contracts on the fly. Document templates are fully customizable to your preferences. Read More...
$35.00 - CNC Consulting
Machinist Calculator has been developed to quickly solve common machine shop math problems such as trigonometry, speeds and feeds, bolt circles, and much more. Get your free demo now. Read More...
$49.90 - BarbusLab
The program is designed to create java applications for mobile devices. No knowledge of programming required. Just enter the necessary information into the database of the program, and it will create ready to use application for your mobile phone. Read More...
$25.00 - CyberNiche Software
Quickly catalog your book collection or library. Enter as much or as little as you are interested in tracking. Use key word searching to easily locate any book in your collection. Read More...
English grammar + spelling checkers with help + reference that answers the questions the checkers raise. Complete reference integrated with checkers. Handy + Easy. Use as tutor, too. Windows 95 or higher.
Recipes 3000 is the only program that you will need to manage all of your recipes. We have over 30,000 recipes on our website that you can import into Recipes 3000!
Real acrostic puzzles on your Windows computer. All the challenge and enjoyment of solving acrostics exactly like the ones found in newspapers or magazines. Print them out for traditional pencil-and-paper solving.
AimingClick gives you a quick online reference, translation, explanation for a word you highlight in any Windows application. AimingClick is a reference book, dictionary, encyclopedia and other information sources queried by one mouse click.
The Pastor`s Study program was designed to maintain all his sermons. Add unlimited additional Bible references for each sermon. In addition maintain contacts, illustrations, counseling notes, a visitation diary, prayer list, expenses and more.
