TriPeaks Solitaire v0.4
A freeware, open-source version of TriPeaks solitaire, similar to that found at Club Pogo (pogo.com). Attempt to clear the table of cards by selecting those which are one lower or one higher than the card in your hand. See how long of a streak you can get! The source code, written in VB.NET, is included in the download. If you receive an error upon starting the program, you need to install the Microsoft .NET framework.
Wallpaper Scanner / Image Viewer v2
This program scans any directory (or drive) and shows you all of the wallpapers contained therein. After the list of wallpapers is created, you can preview each one, move them individually or all at once to a central location (such as My Pictures), copy them, delete them, or set them as your wallpaper. Very useful for those who use XP Visual Styles, WindowBlinds, or other software which often comes with wallpapers. Makes a great general-purpose picture viewer as well. VB6 source code included.
Thumbnail Browser
Choose a directory, select the number of images per column and row, and then the size of the thumbnails, and this program will quickly generate webpages in that directories to allow you to browse your images.
Uptime v1
This program simply creates a label on your desktop indicating how long your computer has been on. There are many different options for customizing it's appearence and behavior, including the colors, font styles, and an optional background image.
Uptime v2
Very similar to Uptime, but now with more features, including a customizable time format, as well as the ability to display the current date, time, or other text. If you receive an error upon starting the program, you need to install the Microsoft .NET framework.
Super Mario Bash
The classic Super Mario Bros. for the Nintendo NES, with different levels and graphics.
Deskbolt
Deskbolt can lock your computer from use, requiring a password in order to gain any access. Deskbolt is recommended for Windows 95/98/ME. It may cause problems under Windows XP or other versions.
