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Exsate DV Capture Live	Exsate VideoExpress	Visual Watermark	Visual Watermark

Free - Exsate Software

The most fast and easy to use DV capture software for encoding to DivX AVI WMV in real time. Operates your DV camcorder, batch capture, scenes detection, capture to multiple files. Automatically displays the DV date time stamp within your movie.

$29.95 - Exsate Software

All-in-one automatic DV capture, DV editing and DV recompression wizard. The most fast program for easy and fast creation of professional-looking home movies and video archives. Automatically displays the DV date and time stamp on a video frame.

$19.95 - Visual Watermark

Visual Watermark is a watermarking tool for digital photo protection. It places very strong watermarks no one can remove. Your digital photos will be effectively protected from unauthorized use.

$39.95 - INDevel

Visual Watermark is a watermarking tool for digital photo protection. It places very strong watermarks no one can remove. Your digital photos will be effectively protected from unauthorized use.

blueshell Active Tables
$250.00 - HvB Computer Engineering

blueshell Active Tables are much more than a database grid! Use Visual Basic 5/6 as well as all the languages of .NET (like C#, VB.NET and J#) to connect to various databases including Oracle, MS SQL Server, MySQL, Jet and more. With only a few entries, you may design your database client using ADO. You can also build table grids and table forms as well. Develop reliable and easy-to-use database applications in no time at all!

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