Freeware: Picks

	Captain D's ScreenSaver  License: Freeware
	This screensaver always shows five latest software picks from the Captain D's website. The screen saver also features a picture of the month. It is created with internet screensaver technology so live internet connection is required at runtime. Author: KrstDesign| Date: 23-09-2004 | Size: 343 KB
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	Schmap Player  License: Freeware
	The world's first dynamic travel guides. The Schmap Player opens a new world of flexibility for browsing, searching and customizing travel guide content (reviews, photos and maps). Once installed, simply choose from Schmap's rapidly growing series of US, European and Canadian destination guides, each with zooming, panning maps, useful links, playable virtual tours, top picks, plus photos and reviews for hundreds of sights and attractions, hotels, restaurants, bars, parks, theaters, shops, art galleries and museums. Schmap Player functionality includes dynamic travel guide browsing, city search, virtual tours, trip planning features, plus ability to print your own full-color custom guide, complete with maps, reviews and photos, for a particular area of interest. All of our guides are free to download at site. Author: Schmap| Date: 29-08-2006 | Size: 1516 KB
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	Soundflavor DJ  License: Freeware
	Soundflavor DJ is a companion to iTunes that makes it easy to instantly make good playlists from your library, shop for new music “by sound,” and rediscover great songs you own but may have forgotten about. Soundflavor DJ is your personal DJ. As you listen to music, it picks and plays songs from your iTunes library based on the sound of the music you’re listening to. It recommends similar songs that you don’t own, upcoming concerts, and related items for you to check out. Soundflavor DJ even gives you FREE SONGS based on your taste in music. The more you use it, the more free music you’ll get! Post your favorite playlists to your MySpace page, website, or blog using Soundflavor’s customizable playlist widget. Author: Soundflavor, Inc.| Date: 23-01-2007 | Size: 2331 KB
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	Multi Web Browser  License: Freeware
	Horse racing web browser, with predefined tabs that allow you to surf to interesting sites where you'll be able to find plenty of useful information related to horse racing: - leading trainers - leading jockeys- leading drivers - press releases - stakes schedules - live racing - best odds - brokers - tips and tricks - employment - entries - results - charts - past performances - video and audio - fairs - facilities - news and announcements - tickets - handicapping picks - entertainment - archives - and more racing links... Author: SOFTIDEAL| Date: 17-06-2006 | Size: 901 KB
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	Pixel Pick  License: Freeware
	Pixel Pick is a free color picker tool that gets the pixels color under your mouse curson on the desktop and translates it into a number of different color formats such as RGB, CMYK, HSB, HEX or Web Color format. A free color picker for grabbing color under your mouse . With zoom magnifier and recent picked colors window, small and easy to use. Features: Magnifier You can use the magnifier to zoom in on your screen, click on a color value to copy it directly to the clipboard, and even keep Pixel Pick on top of all other apps. Recent Picks It can remember up to 20 recent colors that you have been picked. These recent colors later you can save as *Color Scheme File (.pcs file), Text File or even HTML, so you don’t have to remember those color values or make your own notes. *(To view the pcs files you can use PCS Viewer ) Minimized on tray Minimize Pixel Pick in to the tray (bottom right of the desktop) to quickly launch whenever you need to pick color on the desktop. Small and Easy to use No installation is required; you can save it in your disk and run it on another computer, just download the tiny app and off you go. Get it now, it's FREE! Author: Design-Lib.Com| Date: 19-07-2007 | Size: 280 KB
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	SoundBreak  License: Freeware
	OOS, RSI, CTS... - These acronyms all hurt you, and can kill your career in these wired times. Repetitive strain injury, Occupational overuse syndrome, and Carpal tunnel syndrome are all faces of the same malaise. In layman's terms, if you use something too much, you'll damage it. For those on the coal face of the IT industry, it's endemic, and can mean losing a career when typing becomes too painful to sustain... What can you do? A good typing technique makes a huge difference. Touch typing is recommended, and you should use two hands to use a shift or control key combo. I switched to the Dvorak keyboard a while back, both to reduce finger movement, and force myself to touch type. It is a big help to take frequent 'microbreaks' every 5-15 minutes from what you are doing, move around, stretch, and give blood a chance to flow around the place. You should move your arms away from the keyboard and mouse, focus your eyes to some distant point, and relax. I wrote this program because I always get too involved in what I am working on to remember to take regular breaks (hours can pass before I remember that I should eat, or go to the toilet...). However, I found every reminder program I tried to be too frustrating and/or intrusive to use for long. What does the program do? Every 10 minutes (or whatever you set it to) the program will play a sound to remind you to have a stretch. I use a large archive of sound bites from movies and TV (www.tidalwavs.com is good) - the program picks one at random as the reminder each time to keep it interesting. The important thing is that this is not intrusive, it does not slow me down, and it works. I resent those programs that measure how much you have moved your mouse, or used your keyboard. All that expends resources that my PC and I could better use elsewhere. SoundBreak just sleeps until it is needed. Author: Leon Matthews| Date: 15-05-2001 | Size: 762 KB
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