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mitsukai

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  1. Description: Registry Tweaker is a tool, for applying registry tweaks on Windows platforms. It supports Windows 2000/XP/2003. The program is very customizable, you can add, edit tweak database, create profiles and export them to *.reg files. Everything is done just with a few clicks.

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    Language: English

    Website: http://www.registrytweaker.net/index.php/main/about

    MD5: 0A86DE91504C4871DC6D67F129C35F2E

    FileSize: 963 KB

    Download: http://tinyupload.com

  2. whenever i program in C++, first thing that comes in mind for me is cross-platform programming.

    already mentioned wxWidgets is one of the examples that provides a cross-platform implementation.

    also take a look at boost library, (its already suggested to become a part of STL), it contains many classes that are cross-platform but are just missing from STL, it has regex, and much more...

    FMOD is a cross-platform sound library, even works on consoles.. OpenGL is also cross-platform (depends on video card though)

    if you just stick with these kind of libraries you should have no problem compiling for diffrent platforms.

    as for code conversion... do you mean take a code programming with winapi/mfc and convert it to kde or w/e... thats going to be a pain in the a**.. and not most likely not worth it, might even be easier to just fix wine to properly run windows applications.

  3. Description: This PowerToy gives you access to system settings that are not exposed in the Windows XP default user interface, including mouse settings, Explorer settings, taskbar settings, and more.

    Version 2.10 requires Windows XP Service Pack 1 or Windows Server 2003.

    Language: English

    Website: http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/downloa...ppowertoys.mspx

    MD5: D32E15418072E2290F517682C6316F56

    FileSize: 78 KB

    Download: http://tinyupload.com

  4. some applications come in form off .cpl files these are easy to install, just put them in system32 folder.

    for application that are not in the .cpl form, you have to add registry keys, you can inspect my inf files to see how the registry items are added.

    also in some of my addons i had to make a small launcher application in C because otherwise i could not launch a application directly in a sub folder in system32 (got access denied).

    some applications have 5 files, and dont those dont belong to the system32 so i made a sub folder.

  5. thanks to

    Kelsenellenelvian for the uninstaller and category bits

    Information

    These addons will add icons to your Control Panel.

    These icons are small but very usefull utilities.

    These applications are just to small to be in the start menu, and they belong to the control panel.

    You can find more CPL addons on ryanvm's website.

    But my addons are to be sured that you can uninstall them, and are also sured to be categorized in control panel.

    Screenshots

    Startmenu->ControlPanel submenu

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    Inside ControlPanel->Performance and maintenance

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    Free-Ware

    Appearance and Themes

    ClearType Tuner

    TweakUI

    Printers and Other Hardware

    GPU-Z

    CPU-Z

    Network and Internet Connections

    WinIpCfg

    Accesibility Options

    TrueCrypt

    Performance and Maintenance

    HDTune

    HWMonitor

    CCleaner

    StartupCPL

    RegTweaker

    Defraggler

    Other Control Panel Options

    Recuva

    Bulba

    Try-Ware

    Printers and Other Hardware

    AquaMark

    Trial-Ware

    Performance and Maintenance

    Ace Utilities

    RegDefrag

    Other

    DeskSpace

    still more to come

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