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CheckSpace	Cheers! Blood Alcohol Calculator	Whistler's List	JD-GUI

$35.00 - Timo Kosiol - Softwareconsulting

CheckSpace monitors free space on your hard drives, the used space for directories, the NT event log, Dr. Watson errors, applications, CPU usage, files or websites. It creates reports and on WinNT/ 2000 the program runs as a system service.

$10.00 - Michael Robinson

Cheers! Blood Alcohol Calculator is a program for accurate calculation of human blood alcohol content based on the the number of drinks, the alcohol content of each drink, the drinker's weight, height, sex, and age.

Free - Whistling Cow

Whistler's List is a freeware program that showcases the to do list functions of KronoLog, the award winning "information manager for the information age." It is visually appealing, re-sizable, font changeable and effectively plans for daily action.

Free - Emmanuel Dupuy

You can use this fast Java decompiler to reduce the time and energy you spend on your work. JD-GUI is a standalone graphical utility that displays Java source codes of ". class" files.

Darn! Passwords!
$14.95 - Thornsoft Development, Inc.

Darn! Passwords! keeps track of all those pesky passwords you need for the Internet, on line services, financial sites, and other secure programs. You remember one password. Darn! Passwords! remembers all the rest. It remembers URLs of password-protected web sites. Just pick the password, and drag it and it's log-in into the program or web site that uses it. No retyping is necessary. Its simple interface makes using your passwords easy.

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