Free head for the hills software for mac

Bubble Pop is an classical board game which can keep you entertained forever - so be careful before you start to play....

Why not play a game to distract your mind and get a clear head? Bubble Pop is a game with simple rules, ideal to just play when you feel like. Its also quick - a typical round only takes a minute or two.

The board shows bubbles in different colors. Adjecent bubbles of the same color form a group, which, when removed, scores you points. The more bubbles in the group, the higher the group score. Once there are no groups of the same color left, the game is over and your overall score determined. Currently, high scores go beyond a thound points...

BaschzCons is a collection of two main icons of peoples heads. Along with these icons comes nine icons that you use to design the peoples heads with.

For example, you can take a wig, sunglasses, and a cigar and put them on top of one of the characters making him look like an entirely different icon person. Youll need to download the Icon Tools contextual menu if you dont already have it installed.

Simple OpenGL Screen Saver. Fly through blended, motion blurred cubes. User configurable speed and colours.
This is an extension of the shiny cubes effect, with motion blur and blending effects, and a configuration sheet to control this, the rotation speed on each axis, rgb colour for the cubes and selectable environments.
Enhancements:
- Version 1.4 adds support for dual head displays
- fixed blur strength slider
- another environment map to play with
- Full version history is included in the Readme.txt file.

Bucks County, Pennsylvania is one of Americas most scenic and historic regions. With beautiful rolling hills, farms, covered bridges, and charming small towns, it has long been a destination for those seeking a glimpse into bygone days. While the area is currently experiencing the scourges of Suburban Sprawl, it has still retained much of its bucolic character.

This screensaver contains 50 color and black & white photographs showing various scenes throughout the County.

Page Fade Action for GoLive can be used as a Head Action from the Smart tab of the palette.
In GoLive 4 and earlier, a Head Action was called an Action Headitem and was in the CyberObjects tab of the palette).
Page Fade Action for GoLive is set to run OnParse (for fade-in) or OnUnload (for fade-out).

Creates a "fade-in" or "fade-out" effect by changing the background color of a page gradually between two chosen colors. You choose the start color, the end color, and the number of steps in the fade (1-255). You use the Action in an Action Headitem, and you can choose to run it on OnParse for fade-in or OnUnload for fade-out. You can also add two Action Headitems to have the page fade in and then out.

Basic Dialog Action for GoLive is a Netscape 4-only action that displays a floating, draggable custom dialog-box within the browser window.

You can specify:
• The background colour of the dialog;
• The titlebar colour;
• The title text;
• The main message text;
• The colour of the main message text;
• The colour of the titlebar text;
• The label on the button within the dialog.

Be sure to follow the instructions which are included with the Action.
An extra JavaScript file (also included) must be linked to your page, via adding a JavaScript Head item from the GoLive palette.

Completly freeware.

Escape Towards The Unknown is not just one graphical adventure tracing those of the most famous series of the Lucas Arts. Its "heart" push-button implements a special language which combined with the powerful editor, allows anyone to realize whichever adventure, starting from the "crude data".
The games main character, Mike Clifford, has got a computers and robots factory. The research and development sector of this factory has almost completed a brand-new prototype of semi-intelligent automaton... but Mike has other things to think of, its very long time that he doesnt spend his time in a holiday; a day infact, he decides to leave affairs for a pair of weeks and to use them to "recharge his batteries" (as he says).
Joined in Scotland (the place choosed for the holiday), Mike goes to the hotel in which he had booked.
While hes going to the airport to hire a piper and fly over the mountains, three suspicious men go down from a car with black glasses and approch him with threatening intentions, but as soon as one of the three men takes his arm, and pulls him, Mike exclaims: "Leave me! I can walk alone!" and taking advantage of a propitious moment, he goes away.
Mike, gets on a piper that is just landed and leave again, he doesnt care of mechanics imprecations.
Covered few hundred of miles, the engine starts to subside and Mike is forced to throw with the parachute. Once he has throwned from the piper he sees a little group of houses under him. He handles the draughts of the parachute and manages to land in the middle of a square, but as he is out of training, he falls and he hits his head and he loses consciousness...
When he wakes up, he realizes to be in a little country far from every modern centre. And here begins...Escape Towards The Unknown.
Main features:
- Graphics in 640x480 pixels at 256 colors;
- supports for SDL library;
- can be played in a window or full screen;
- brand new user command language interface;
- digitalized dialogues in many languages;
- user configurable;
- you can choose from a different set of GUI backgrounds.