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Oldies But Goodies. Programs from before the time of BloatWare. Last Modified on: Sun May 4 06:52:40 2008
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ASCII Chart
Accounting for the Math Challenged
Adaptive Camouflage
Application Notes
Ball Lightning
Bellocq, Toribio: Compression Wave Pump and Thromp Pumps
Calculate your Biorhythm via Java Applet
Chess Game via Java Applet
Cold Fusion Technical Report by U.S. Navy
Department of Energy's Technical Standards
Detection of Ether by R. Webster Kehr
Entropy - The Key to Unlimited Resources by Sanjay Amin
Esterel.org Reactive Programing Language
Experimental detection of (A)ether
FAT32 converter
Facts About Flatulence
Fundamental Physical Constants
Hacker Definition
Happenings at the Government Labs
Hydrogen Economy
ISO9000, the correct meaning
Invisible Man
Magnetic Units Explained

Oldies But Goodies. Programs from before the time of BloatWare.

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Permanent Electromagnetic Motor Generator/Bedini
Pharma-Lexicon Search Engine
Philadelphia Experiment
Read It Seven Times
Recovering Energy From Relays
Regular Expressions Explained
RetroPrograms, old but useful
Rubik Unbound Game
Scalar Waves/Aharonov-Bohm Effect/A-Vector Potential
Sir A. Fleming "On Atoms of Action, Electricity, and Light"
Software Patents gone bad
Spam - Kill off those large EMail Box clogging messages
Spam - Removing it with Mailfilter
Spelling, or lack there of
Star Trek like Force Fields/Plasma Windows
Supply Chain Math
Sutton & Spaniol et.al.'s "Black Hole" Antenna
Tiny TCP/Tiny WEB/etc.
UFO Design, of Chariot and Dragons
Unified Field Theory of Rotational Energy Physics By Tom Jachlewski
Unified Theory of the Universe by Zhang Chengbin
Virtual State Engineering and its Implications

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Old but useful programs

The following few programs are ones that I've found useful over the years.

I have there here for you for one of the following reasons:

A) The companies seem to have gone out of business.
B) Sites is hard to download from.
C) Latest version of program has been "upgraded" to become some large monster.


RS232 Terminal Serial Program

RS232 Terminal Serial Program.

Terminal Program[term20041226.zipc 400k]


V Badge Lite

V Badge Lite for windows 95/98 & NT is very helpful for printing ID cards, business cards and greeting cards, you can also use it to print labels. It will arrange cards for you on the paper automatically. It supports scanners, digital cameras, video capture cards, and OLE object. And it is free to individual users, no need to register.

Download V Badge light 6.00 [vbglt600.zip 1.4 Meg]

Download V Badge light 5.00 [vbglt500.zip 1.4 Meg]

Last known home page for V Badge Lite.

Personally I use V Badge Lite for my own business cards. I get blank card stock at Staples, then print a page as I needed them.
This gives you the advantage of always being able to customize your cards for the meetings that you are attending.

If you need a web site created to go with your cards let me know, and I'll help you out for a very small fee.

Web site creation tools:

Mozilla has web page editing mode.

Tidy up web pages so they load correctly.


Paint Shop Pro V4.14 [3.1 Megs]. Excellent program for converting graphic formats. For example digital camera TIFFs to web site .JPGs.

Last known home page for Jasc Software.



 

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