Software Downloads

picoTime is a Windows-based system tray application designed to help consultant workers (such as IT Consultancy programmers or lawyers) keep track of the amount of time that has been spent on different tasks. The current task can be specified by double-clicking on the system tray icon, or by right clicking on the system tray icon and using of the four preset tasks that are available.

privyCrypt is a simple encryption scheme for people whose email service providers block attachments and/or monitor their email It is simple to use, and relies on the old-fashioned method of agreeing on a key beforehand. An easy start for people who would otherwise not use encryption.

Versions have been written for Windows, Linux, PalmOS Version 3.1 (and binary-compatible later editions of PalmOS), and as a Java applet which allows you to use privyCrypt in your web browser.

The source code (for Linux) contains a Trackball Manipulator for OpenGL, which allows you to use the mouse to rotate, translate and "put a spin" on an OpenGL scene. Thanks to Gian Lorenzetto from Systec Technologies for some assistance in its development.

Source code for a Perl Module written to interface with the SMS systems that are available through MessageMedia (nicknamed "M4U"). To use this code, you will need to subscribe to M4U's "SMS API" service, which will enable direct access to their SMS gateway(s).

This code was developed by reverse engineering the PHP library which they provide free to the public, and is provided here under the terms of the The GNU Lesser General Public License (LGPL). For more details on how to use the module, read the large block of comments at the beginning of the file.

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This Windows application parses a PalmOS Resource Editor-generated XRD file, and produces a header (.h) file suitable for including in a PalmOS Development Suite project for use when accessing and manipulating widgets in the resources created. XRDparser utilises the "Comment" field that is available in the PalmOS resource editor to generate the "source code name" for each widget that is being listed in the resource's corresponding header file.

This combination of client and server programs allow 2 users running X11 under Linux to cooperatively "share" a single desktop running on one of the respective machines. The server program is executed on the desktop to be shared, while the second machine connects to the first via a client program. Periodic screenshots are transmitted to the client machine via TCP/IP, whilst left mouse button clicks are transmitted from the client to the server and injected into the server's X11 session via the Xtst library.

This program is made publically available and free of charge under the auspices of the GPL version 2.

MinGW / mSys enable developers to create windows-based applications, using GCC-based utilities in a feature-rich IDE-environment, in an open-source (i.e. free of charge) environment. This installer file was created to simplify the installation process when installing MinGW, mSys, Eclipse, and Eclipse-CDT.