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Spot on the Mouse v.2.5.3
Spot on the Mouse is a mouse pointer action and keyboard visualization program that is designed to improve visibility of the mouse pointer, especially when used to demonstrate or teach program on a computer screen. Once activated,
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Meditation on the go! v.1.1.0.0
Meditation - Anywhere - Anytime On the startup screen, the user is prompted to enter the number of minutes the user would like to meditate. Once user selects the number of minutes, a few concentric circles are drawn on screen that change colors in
On The Way v.1.1.0.0
On The Way is a travel progress notifier for Windows Phone 7 that allows users an efficient and safe way to report travel time and estimated arrival times to one or many different recipients. WP7 users now have a way to let co-workers, staff,
Dial On The Go! v.1.0.0.0
Yes! Now you can dial and sms while walking and not running into something just because you couldn't see where you are leading. Dial on the Go!
Circus Boys On The Flying Ring
The Circus Boys on the Flying Rings
Get Color from the Screen
Get color value from the screen in RGB, CMYK and many more. Great fro designers, WEB-developers and other.
Tobi on the Run Platinum
The game bases on the very popular classic arcade hit Lode Runner. Tobi tries to collect the golden donuts which are placed within the levels; but nasty bullies are after him as well. Tobi on the Run Platinum provides 400 nonviolent levels from which 150
YESolo on the Keyboard
YESolo on the Keyboard is a modern typing tutor offering an effective method of keyboard and touch typing learning. Its strength is the psychologically correct motivation, encouragement combined with entertaining tasks, easy-to-use statistics which
Diner Dash 3: Flo on the Go v.3.3.5.17
Diner Dash: Flo on the Go All-new customers and restaurants! Seat patrons, take orders, satisfy nine customer types, and upgrade five new restaurants in the new episode of this game!
BibleMax Keil and Delitzsch on the Old v.1.0
Karl Keil (1807-1888) was a German Protestant interpreter of the Bible. Franz Delitzsch (1813-1890) was a Lutheran German scholar. Both authors undertook the huge task of commenting on the Old Testament verse by verse.