Key Spyware is an invisible surveillance tool that records every keystroke and user screen to specify local or remote disk. It can monitor special keyword. Whenever whereever whatever is typed - it cannot be hidden from Key Spyware.specify hotkey and password to unhide protection. Key Spyware can capture the screen at specify time or special key word typed, and time info will be included in the screenshots. www.softboy.net

What features does it provide? * Records every keystroke on any window. * Can log specified applications. * Can log Windows password box only. * Runs automatically when your computer starts up. * Works in hidden mode. * Compatible with different keyboard layouts. * Very small memory and resources usage. * Powerful and easy to use.

QuickCalc is a powerful, tiny calculator application which calculates as you type! Extremely tiny and simple to use yet with advanced Excel-like functions. Installs no messy DLLs or spyware, doesn't require VB, Java runtime libraries and contains anti-virus mechanisms to prevent trojan infection (which makes it safe to share). QuickCalc makes a perfect Windows calculator replacement.

The classic game puzzle game. Take any picture, and scramble it. Then try to piece it back together.

32Tech Code 39 Barcode Font Pack lets you create, display and print high quality code 39 barcodes in any program supporting TrueType fonts. In addition to the TrueType bar code fonts, the Code 39 font pack also includes Microsoft Office templates, sample documents (in Word DOC, Access, Excel and PDF formats) VBA source code, help documentation and Code 39/Code 39 Full ASCII encoding software. We also offer ActiveX component for barcode developer.

A neurological assessment developed in/for Microsoft Office Access and is based on the Pittsburgh Brain Stem Score (PBSS) can be used to assess brain stem reflexes in a comatose patient. Write Dr Murad Khan at info@pakmed.net for details.

Sense And Sensibility by Jane Austen. When Mr. Dashwood dies, he must leave the bulk of his estate to the son by his first marriage, which leaves his second wife and three daughters (Elinor, Marianne, and Margaret) in straitened circumstances. They are taken in by a kindly cousin, but their lack of fortune affects the marriageability of both practical Elinor and romantic Marianne.