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PMVR - Patented Mappable VR 6.0c in Duckware

PMVR is a Java applet that displays 360 degree panoramic images in a web page and in full screen mode - a great alternative to QTVR (QuickTime VR). PMVR was designed to be small, fast, and multi-platform. When used with the optional floor plan applet, you can create incredible walk-throughs of homes or other "mapable" environments. Full integration with JavaScript allows for excellent customization.

AutoRun Slideshow 5.2a in Duckware

AutoRun SlideShow is an ultra-small slide show viewer. It allows you to create self-contained slide show disks, ZIP disks, or autorun CDs. There is no need to install SlideShow before running it. Simply place SlideShow.exe on a disk along with your images (JPEG, GIF, or BMP) and videos (MPEG or AVI) and you have an instant slide show. Multiple slide shows per disk are supported. Shows can have background music and images voice-overs.

JexePack 5.6a in Duckware

JexePack allows you to deploy your Java application, along with its resources (like GIF, JPG, JNI DLLs, etc), into a single compressed 32-bit Windows EXE that targets multiple Java runtime environments. Supports an EXE an a Windows NT service. A great way to deploy your Java application as a Windows EXE because your end-users only see a standard EXE (with a nice icon that you define) -- and your program is still all Java and run by a Java VM.

PhotoFinder 2.2a in Duckware

PhotoFinder creates high-quality thumbnail images for all the photos on a hard drive. View these thumbnails at 50%, 100% or 200% to quickly review and locate photos in a folder you select, which can be the entire hard drive. Use the printing feature to create high quality printed proof sheets. Easily supports tens of thousands of photos.

WinOpen 3.2c in Duckware

WinOpen is a very small Win32 application that gives you much better control over what application is run or what file is opened within a CD AUTORUN.INF file.