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With the help of WisePopup,
Escapade, or ESP for short,
Quixhibit is a Windows
Puzzle Ring is yet another
five minutes from now, you
is a server-side scripting
application that generates
game based on falling bricks
can make your own popup
language that provides an
HTML image galleries for
concept. The aim is to build
windows! Yes, just like the
interface to back-end
publication on the web or on
as much horizontal rings of
one generated by an expert
database contents.
CD's. With an integrated
falling blocks as you can.
programmer or even better!
Specifically designed to
spell checker, Quixhibit is
Every complete ring you made
You have the full control on
create dynamic information
especially suited for image
disappears making free space
what the position, the size
from this data, Escapade can
galleries that require text
for the next blocks. In the
and the style of the popup
be used to generate any kind
for images and folders.
advanced and full game modes
window, you can also decide
of document - HTML, XML,
Other integrated tools
you have some lying blocks
to launch the popup window
text, and more. Unlike many
include as an FTP client,
already at the beginning of
when the visitor ENTER or
scripting languages
file name re-sequencing,
the game and you have to
LEAVE your page!
currently available,
setting file names to lower
make them disappear.
Escapade boasts a relaxed
case, and resetting exhibit
and forgiving learning
text to default font
curve. Another key
attributes and comprehensive
characteristic of ESP is its
context sensitive
ability to not only supplant
other scripts, but to
co-exist comfortably with
them as well. Rather than
the esoteric scripting of
Perl of PHP, ESP syntax more
closely resembles BASIC.
This makes ESP a comparative
pleasure for web developers.
Anyone with a solid
knowledge of HTML can be up
and running with Escapade in
a matter of hours. You just
need to add two lines to
httpd.conf, extract the
binaries to your cgi-bin and
you are up and running.
Date: Apr, 21 2005 Date: Sep, 10 2001 Date: Sep, 28 2006 Date: Apr, 04 2003 |
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Remove is a powerful utility
DnsSwitch is a perl script
With this Win32 console
A script that generates the
for uninstalling programs
that can be used to switch
application you can see how
basic layout of the form for
you no longer want on your
the ip of a domain to other
much disk space is wasted on
later editing and scripting
computer. You can easily get
ip in case of failure. The
your drive. The larger the
use.
rid of unnecessary
script will run on the
cluster size, the more space
applications, partially
server that is hosting the
is wasted. The program can
uninstalled software, and
nameservers for a domains
also give you a statistics
unwanted Windows components.
and check that domain for
about the cluster size,
You are able to uninstall
availability over the HTTP
total size of a drive,
programs that cannot be
protocol, if the server that
available space on the
uninstalled through
hosts the domain responds
drive, number of files,
Add/Remove Programs.
In
then the script does
number of directories, etc.
addition to the standard
nothing, if the server does
uninstall option, Remove
not respond then the script
allows you to remove,
replaces the ip of the
modify, backup, and restore
domain with the ip of a
your Add/Remove Programs
backup server that hosts the
list entries. Removing
domain.
invalid entries is now
easier than ever. The newest
version of Remove highlights
invalid program entries,
lists program version
numbers, and displays
user-friendly application
names. It also lets you copy
application names,
uninstaller locations, and
version numbers to the
Windows Clipboard.
Remove is more powerful
than other uninstallers and
Add/Remove Programs list
cleaners. Remove can
uninstall and remove more
software and invalid entries
because of its advanced
features, such as
uninstalling and deleting
hidden programs and entries.
Date: Nov, 22 2005 Date: Nov, 27 2004 Date: Aug, 20 2004 Date: Dec, 20 2002 |
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