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RGBSplit v.2. 1. 2000
RGBSplit is a VB application that will take as input one or more directories containing colour BMP files, and it will split the bitmaps into their Red, Green and Blue channels, saving the resulting bitmaps into their own subdirectories.
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Astronomy Conversion Tool
Astronomy Conversion Tool converts between space units such as astronomical units, light years, and more.
Amateur Invest 2008C v.1.0
Amateur Invest. - Invest like a Pro... Let no internet site know your private economy. - Keep your investments private! Manage all your personal finances in one program. Features include: - Portfolio/Investment Manager - Securities: stocks, bonds,
Astronomy Calculators v.2.0
Astronomy Calculators is a collection of simple astronomy calculators, offer users a collection of small and simple calculator utilities.
Astronomy Picture of the Day v.1.0
Application 'Astronony Picture of the Day' allows simple yet beatiful browsing through current and older astronomy pictures from the eponymous site.
Astronomy PoD v.12.0
Astronomy PoD (Picture of the Day) is a widget for the Opera browser. This tiny program will put a small window in our desktop, that will display a picture from some place in the Universe.
Astronomy Hub v.3.1.0.0
Discover the cosmos as you have never done before, feel the incredible experience of a journey beyond the universe's edge with your Windows Phone. Astronomy Hub brings scientific articles and amazing shots to your Windows Phone, pulled daily from
Amateur Apparel v.1.0.0.0
This application is a simple e-business card for Amateur Apparel. It features links to our various pages,
Astronomy News v.1.1.0.0
Love Astronomy? This App gives you the latest news from NASA's RSS feeds! When you find an update you like,
Astronomy Guide v.1.0.0.0
Astronomy Guide provides you a comprehensive and factual source to many aspects of the universe, space and astronomy in general – anything under the heavens! Just how big is Jupiter? Need some fast facts about our solar system? You’ve got it now!