jPDFProcess is a Java library to work with PDF documents that can be used to deliver customized PDF content to your users or to process and manipulate incoming PDF content. The library has a simple interface to work with PDF documents and is designed to...
Photo Zoe Gallery allows you to have fun viewing the most recently edited photos created by Photo Zoe users. Lots of new photos updated constantly. Click on Shuffle Photos to get a random view of the latest pictures. You can also click on the Photo Zoe...
Gnostice PDFtoolkit is a component set for Borland Delphi and Borland C++Builder developers to help manage PDF documents from within application programs. PDFtoolkit supports filling and reading of PDF forms, compressing, securing, appending and merging...
Photo Mosaic is an exciting new art form made of thousands of small pictures, placed in patterns like original mosaics made of colored stones, but each cell is an actual photo. Photo Mosaics are widely used as commercial graphics media. You might already...
Screenshot capture for wordpress is a tool to take screenshot on your computer and upload to wordpress. The tool is designed with the idea to make the process of publish screenshot to your wordpress blog easier. You can upload to your wordpress with a...
Able Photo Slide Show displays your images continuously without you doing anything. You just point it to a file in folder, say how long to display each picture, select transition effects and then sit back and watch. If a picture is too large or less for...
The Free Webcam Picture Taker is a unique and plain software tool which is designed to capture screenshots from a webcam. The software interface of this powerful tool is quite straightforward. It has intuitive features and easy steps that can guide users...
UltraSlideshow Flash Creator creates XML-driven dynamic flash (SWF) slideshows. This SWF flash slideshow software requires little flash skills to create up nice flash slideshows. Simply with photos, music, and transition effects and flash slideshow...
