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Imagine a scenario, where every participant brought a Laptop to a meeting and watched your presentation on that Laptops display - participants would probably sit on a table facing each other, instead of the wall.

No adjustments were necessary; images would be scaled automatically on arrival, to best match the receivers display-capability. To support lively meetings, everyone participating could, with a single button click, turn his computer into the presenting device.

Meet TiffanyScreens, a presentation tool, able to capture the content of the presenters screen and send it to multiple computer screens at the same time. Best of all, any computer can seamlessly become the presenting computer, no matter if connected wirelessly or through an Ethernet cable.

The self-contained solution does neither require nor use a server. It automatically detects all computers on a local network, running the software and those computers can watch the presentation projected onto their screens. Best of all, with a single button click, any computer can switch from watching into presenting mode.

Think Different Screen Saver 0.2 reminds users of Apple's Think Different campaign with meaningful themes.This is a tribute to Apple, doing what others don't dare (or care) to. Unfortunatelly, what's left of this historical ad campaign on Apple's website lies in a simple press release library webpage and a "memorial" page. The posters and the places are placed where those posters have been to fade in and out on Mac's display.

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.

Graphic Viewer (Classic) 1.5 is considered to be a convenient image viewer, converter, and slide show program. Think GraphicConverter on a diet. Its main advantage is that it runs on Windows.

Requirements: Mac OS 9.x

Thinking Rock is a Java based software application for collecting and processing your thoughts, following the GTD methodology.
Thinking Rock allows you to collect your thoughts and process them into actions, projects, information or future possibilities. Actions can be done by you, delegated to someone else or scheduled for a particular date. Projects can be organised with ordered actions and sub-projects. You can review all of your actions, projects and other information quickly and easily to see what you need to do or to choose what you want to do at a particular time.
Main features:
- It will help you to store in one safe place all the things you have to do or would like to do one day;
- Unlike many task management applications, Thinking Rock lets you to group your actions in projects and sub-projects;
- It gets you moving on your thoughts by encouraging you to think of the next physical action to take;
- It is simple, easy (help documentation provided) and quick to use ;
- We provide free customer support;
- The data file is separate so you can have the application installed on your home computer and at work, and transfer the small data file between computers;
- It is multi-platform: use it on Linux, Machintosh, or Windows;
- Its free.

Think allows just one software to be run, full screen at any one time. The idea is for the program to hide all other applications, menu bar, and dock, to aid concentration allowing you to focus on what you are doing and remove all other distractions.

Focusing takes concentration, and concentration takes energy. You can only concentrate on so much at a time, and you cant create more energy. What we need to do is change how we work.

Lets limit our attention to one application--any application--at any time. Lets make it easy to change focus when we have to. Lets allow ourselves to bring other apps up quickly if we need them, but put them out of sight again just as quickly.
Lets rediscover how to focus, and get back to thinking.

1. Illumination Panel - This might look a little familiar to you. When you launch Think, the illumination panel will appear, allowing you to choose an application on which to focus--as we call it, "illuminating" it. If you quit the illuminated application, the illumination panel will reappear, where you can choose another app or quit Think.

2. Backdrop - his is what shields you from the distraction of the outside world. The Desktop and other applications are kept behind it to keep you focused on the illuminated app. You can temporarily bring a "guest" application above the backdrop by clicking on another app in the Dock. Clicking into the backdrop will refocus you on the illuminated application, returning the guest to exile.

3. Control Panel - Thinks control panel floats above other applications, and as such, is always available to you.

4. Think in the Dock - Thinks Dock icon serves two purposes. First and foremost, its a convenient way to raise Think and show the illumination panel. Clicking on Think in the Dock is the same as clicking the raise button in Thinks control panel. Secondly, Thinks icon displays some useful information to you. Notice that when theres an application illuminated, its icon is displayed inside Thinks icon. Because clicking in the backdrop refocuses the illuminated application, it helps to know which app is currently illuminated. You can glance at the Dock if you ever need to know - Think will keep its Dock icon updated to help you remember! Not that youd ever forget, of course.

iFicionado is like iTunes, but for cigars! I cant say it in a more elegant way. And if you think about it, thats a pretty powerful statement.

iFicionado may just revolutionize the way you keep track of your ever increasing collection of fine cigars. And more! It also puts information and ratings for those cigars right at your fingertips.