Free 003 software for windows

ProFPurge 1.003 is a very flexible and effective tool to purge ProEngineer historical files from specified directories.

During the design process it is therefore possible to go back to earlier versions. At the end of a design or project it is often necessary to purge these earlier versions. This cleans the directory up and vastly increases disk storage space.

Files can be purged by going into each file individually (within the CAD package), but this is both laborious and time consuming. This utility simply purges all previous version numbers quickly and efficiently. It also checks the file-modified date and time.

If a file exists which has a later modified date than that of a file with a greater incremented extension number, it saves both of these files. Any number of directories at one time, simply by 'adding' additional paths in the dialog box.

TimeCycles is an application that will make it easy to track events that happen at given intervals. This program was designed for those that work the rewards programs on the Internet where you need to click on an advertisement or something like that, at a given interval.
One such program is NetFlip where you have to wait at least 20 seconds before you can click on the next link or you do not receive money for that click. With TimeCycles you can set a timer make a sound every 20 or more seconds so that it will bring it to your attention.
The program will handle multiple timers so that you can manage the timing of several rewards programs. As an example, a person would work NetFlip that had an interval of 20 seconds while another program had a three minute intervals and yet another program cycled at 30 seconds. They simply set TimeCycles to play a sound on 20 second, 30 second and 180 second intervals.
You can set the sound you wish played for each timer. In the above example you would have each timer set to a different sound so that you could tell by the sound played, which alert was triggered.
Main features:
- Play an auditable alert at a given interval
- Can have up to ten timers working simultaneously
- You can select the sounds for each timer
- Settings are automatically saved and restored

JUnitConv is a useful and free Open Source universal Units of Measure Converter which can convert numbers from one unit of measure to another.
Built as a Java Applet, JUnitConv is platform-independent and highly-configurable, it supports an unlimited number of Units Categories, Units of Measure and Multiplier Prefixes that could be customized using external text files. You could setup your own data files using your preferred spoken language, units categories, units definitions and multiplier prefixes. The default configuration data files contains 580 basic units of measure definitions divided in 31 categories and 27 multiplier prefixes for a total of 15660 composed units.
Main features:
- browser-independent, works fine with any browser that support at least Java 1.1
- 580 basic units of measure definitions divided in 31 categories and 27 multiplier prefixes
- customizable units, categories, multipliers and labels using external text files
- supports units descriptions, used to display units definitions and history (if available)
- supports multiplier prefixes
- supports basic formulas as units conversion parameters
- supports result precision (max number of decimal places)
- customizable charset encoding, supports international character sets (require appropriate OS/browsers)
- customizable background and foreground colors
- customizable font type, style and size
Version restrictions:
- Java 1.1 compatible Web browser

A software application that allows you to surf the web without being observed JAP Anon Proxy provides the functionality to surf the web without being observed. This means that neither the requested server nor any observer on the Internet can know which user has viewed which web page.
JAP has to be installed on the users computer to allow him to surf the web anonymously and without being observed. This is necessary since all requests and all of the servers answers have to be sent not directly to the web server, rather via a so-called Mix Cascade. These mixes are interposed stations, and all messages are directed through these stations.
Since many users make use of the anon service at the same time, the internet connections of each user are hidden among those of all the other users. Every user could have been responsible for any connection. Nobody, no outstanding person, no other user, not even the operator of the AN.ON service can determine which internet connections were requested by a certain user.