Desktop Ruler is, just as its name indicates, a virtual ruler utility/tool for your desktop. Need some freedom for your creativity? Small by size, our ruler grew into a very sophisticated product, where you can customize almost anything you can think of: size, colors, transparency, orientation, scale, measuring units, resolution, double-click actions, behavior, display of additional information... Of course, multiple monitors are also supported, and you may launch more than one ruler at the same time. Expect high precision? As any ruler is more suitable for estimating than for actually measuring distances, Desktop Ruler incorporates a Precise Measuring Tool with adjustable zoom, capable of pixel level precision measuring of on-screen distances in any angle, not just along the ruler. What else? Desktop Ruler is very useful for programmers in user interface design phase, as well as for Web designers, graphic artists and anyone that needs to measure or align something on the screen. With custom measuring units and resolution it is ideal for measuring scanned documents, like layouts and maps in architecture and geography. Also it is handy when reading large spreadsheets and tables, especially if they are to be compared with printed versions. Do not trust us - try it and see for yourself! -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Desktop Ruler is a shareware product, which means that you may evaluate it for 30 days before you either purchase or uninstall it. Please note that our policy is: "User once - user always!", meaning that once you license our software product it is valid for all future updates and releases of that product without additional expenses!

     Desktop Magnifier is, just as its name indicates, a magnifier utility/tool for your desktop. Although you probably have something like this already installed on your system among "Accessibility" tools, you will immediately notice the difference. Unlike most screen-magnifying utilities, this one is actually useful, repositioning itself from category of accessibilities to a new one: necessities! PROGRAMMERS AND WEB DESIGNERS Anybody that has ever tried to make something on screen look really good soon found out that pixel-precise editing and aligning simply cannot be avoided. The only question is how to do it quickly and effortlessly? Since pixels are getting smaller and smaller due to increasing resolutions, sometimes you need exactly the same thing as if you were an old watchmaker - big magnifying lens revealing you the details you are not able to see on your own. Nowadays, the solution is Desktop Magnifier, with sophisticated options to customize and adjust it according to your needs. POOR SIGHTED PEOPLE If you have problems with on screen reading because letters are just too tiny, giving you headache, tired eyes and a real pain in the neck, you belong to the second group of users that may find Desktop Magnifier invaluable. Specially for this purpose, we have added a smoothing option with various algorithms to make the enlarged text more readable and pictures look nicer. OTHER USERS Besides two mentioned, most obvious groups of users, Desktop Magnifier may occasionally be useful to anybody. From examining pictures to showing a small detail to a larger audience, especially if you have two or more displays attached to your computer. Please note that our policy is: "User once - user always!", meaning that once you license our software product it is valid for all future updates and releases of that product without additional expenses!

     Elegant Clock is a good-looking skinnable analog clock you can run on the top of your desktop. Make your clock looks like a grandfather one or change it is appearance to something more usual - to the wristwatch, for example. Do not like skins in standard pack- chose your favorite one from our Skin Gallery - it is free so you can download more than 50 different skins or add your own. Are your clock accurate enough? Use atomic clock synchronization to set computers clock in accordance with Time Servers in the Internet. Elegant Clock have a simple interface so you can freely use such features as: changing skins by time (for example every two hours) or selecting clock face appearance. Do not need Elegant Clock right now - hide them to the task bar (near system clock). EClock options include it is automatically launching when Windows boots up, deciding whether to show the current date, time or day of week, and keeping the program on top of your desktop.