Freeware: Cvs

	CS-CVS  License: Freeware
	CS-CVS is a CVS client for Windows aimed at both the professional as well as the novice user. With CS-CVS, the complicated setup and resource demanding maintenance of classical CVS clients is virtually gone. CS-CVS is supplied as an add-on to CS-RCS Pro, ComponentSoftware's version control and configuration management solution for software development projects. This solution may be used by Open-Source developers completely free of charge. Main features of the CS-CVS client include integrated visual file comparison, powerful search features, support for milestones and change workflow, built-in support for MS-Word and MS-Excel documents, including tagging, detailed reports, integration with leading development environments and much more. Please note that the installation file for this application will download and install the desired package from ComponentSoftware. Author: ComponentSoftware Inc.| Date: 09-12-2004 | Size: 125 KB
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	Bodie's @xtractor  License: Freeware
	Bodie's @xtractor is a program with which you will be able to obtain from a text file, html file, cvs file, etc. (inside your pc), all the e-mail addresses sorted alphabetically that one of these file contain. Author: Marcelo Dato| Date: 01-03-2005 | Size: 14 KB
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	EyeDefender  License: Freeware
	EyeDefender is a freeware rest reminder designed to prevent Computer Vision Syndrome (CVS) resulting from working on a computer for hours. Once installed, EyeDefender sits in the system tray and displays the time left until the next break. When the time for a break comes, the program does one of the following:   - Displays a predefined picture   - Runs the visual training to relax the eyes   - Runs a default screensaver   - Displays a popup timed reminder in the system tray    EyeDefender can also help you prevent other problems related to computer use, which require a computer user to take short breaks. These problems include Carpal Tunnel Syndrome (CTS) or Occupational Overuse Syndrome (OOS), also known in the USA as Repetitive Strain Injury (RSI) and in Europe - Musculoskeletal Disorders (MSD). Author: Eterlab Software| Date: 30-07-2008 | Size: 182 KB
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