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This program displays the current time in a large easy to read display. This program is perfect for people who have a hard time reading the time display on the PC and prefer a digital display. The text and back ground color are customizeable.

Remember those tile games you used to play as a kid? Where you had to shift the tiles around to recreate the image printed on them? Here is a computerized version of this game that you can play any time you want.

This program is a customizable alarm clock. It allows you to set a different alarm for each day of the week as well as disable the alarm for that day. The alarm sound can be set to any .wav sound of your choice. The display is large and easy to read

Transparent desktop clock with fully customizable appearance (digital or analog display, various colors, sizes and shapes), versatile alarms and reminders. Synchronizing time with atomic clock servers. Screensaver, time zones, tooltip, zodiac signs ...

Transparent desktop clock with fully customizable appearance (digital or analog display, various colors, sizes and shapes), versatile alarms and reminders. Synchronizing time with atomic clock servers. Screensaver, time zones, tooltip, zodiac signs ...

Transparent desktop clock with fully customizable appearance (digital or analog display, various colors, sizes and shapes), versatile alarms and reminders. Synchronizing time with atomic clock servers. Screensaver, time zones, tooltip, zodiac signs ...

This is a remake of the classic Pong video game. Pong was invented in 1958 by Will Higinbotham at Brookhaven National Laboratory. Pong has captured the attention of thousands and is still fairly popular today.

Snake is a classic game played by many on cell phones, PDAs, and calculators. It is now available for the home PC in a free trial with the option to buy. Guide the snake around the screen trying to eat the mice that appear on the screen.

This program speeds the generation of treasures for the Dungeons and Dragons game. It fallows all the rules laid out in the Dungeon Master's Guide 3.5 and Draconomicon both published by Wizards of the Coast.