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Angry IP Scanner is a fast IP scanner that can ping a range of IP addresses to check if they are alive, then optionally resolve hostnames, scan ports, etc. The program is useful for network administrators to monitor and manage their networks.

Note: Current versions of this program require Java. Until this is tested as portable, we are linking to the previous non-Java version.

UnFREEz takes any number of separate GIF images and creates a single animated GIF. It supports automatic interlacing, transparency detection, and available looping and configurable animation delay.

AcroPAD is a simple Notepad-like program with PDF production capability. Handy for quick generation of simple PDF documents.

Note: website offline, linking to archive.org mirror.

Startup Control Panel shows you which programs automatically run when your computer starts, and allow you to disable or remove them if necessary.

JAM (Just Another Messenger) is a tiny Yahoo Messenger client with conferencing support. The interface is non-standard and "cheerful".

Note: main site has gone offline so we are linking to the Softpedia mirror.

TinyIRC is a small IRC client that supports multiple servers, plugins and Lua scripts.

TextMe is a drag-and-drop notes database. It is handy as a quick note jotting space or to copy text notes over from other documents or websites. TextMe currently only supports plain text notes.

Simon 32 is a game of memory similar to the electronic game popular in the 80s. In one player mode, the computer plays a sequence of notes, lighting up the four marble balls. After the computer plays the sequence, you must repeat the sequence by clicking the marbles in the right order. If you successfully remember the sequence, then the computer will play the same sequence again, adding one note at the end. The game continues until you make a mistake.

In two player mode, the first player plays one note, the second player plays that note and adds one extra note. Then the first player, has to play the two notes and add a third one and so on. The players build up a sequence of notes, each adding one last note, again until someone makes a mistake.

Screensaver Manager provides various options for activating/deactivating the screensaver. For example, the screensaver could be activated when the mouse cursor is placed at the upper left corner of the screen. It could also be activated by hitting a hotkey. In addition, the screensaver could be disabled when there is a high CPU load to prevent CPU cycles from being used up by the screensaver.

Note: main site is offline, linking to archive.org site.