Free 1.23 software for windows

Royal is an application that will allow you to read RSS [Really Simple Syndication] posts.
Royal checks on startup and, if you like, periodically for new posts on RSS 0.91/0.92/1.0/2.0/Atom feeds.
Simply drag-drop the RSS/XML icon from any site to this application, the post will be added automatically. Alternatively you can enter a URL or local file into the edit box and press add url.
If you minimize the application, the application creates a small icon near the clock.
When a new post arrives, an small window will appear and shows you the title of the new post.

Lyricist prayers have been answered! Tired of screwing around with the little rhyming dictionary books? Rhyme is a free and simple to use program, with several handy options, that helps you to release your creative potential and push the envelope.
Rhyme is, if you couldnt guess by the name, a rhyming program - or better yet, a rhyming dictionary program. Type in any word (it knows more than 100,000!), tell it how many syllables to match (or phonemes), and click Rhyme; its that simple. Words appear in the dialog below, and simply use the one that works for whatever youre doing. It can rhyme words forward, backwards, and with matching syllable counts.

CyberBuddy is a freeware utility program that uses MicroSoft Agents. It provides Instant Messaging with speech and animation, reminders, time of day, check email, news reports, weather, stock quotes, voice messaging, text reading, ICQ status reporting.

Control your input and output MIDI ports. This setup contains a chain of 6 eMagic Unitor8 devices. Thats exactly what caused the switch from MOTU Midi Timepiece AV to Unitor - you can chain up to 8 of these things and control the whole pack from the PC. Besides, they are blue.
MidiTrix is a simple application designed to help you manipulate your computers MIDI ports.
MidiTrix is very easy to use - unless you explicitly configure them away, all MIDI ports available on the computer are opened and displayed as a matrix on the screen; the Midi input ports are displayed as rows and the output ports as columns. If data are to be routed from a specific input port to a specific output port, a caret is displayed at the cell connecting the two.
Connections can be simply added or removed by clicking the corresponding cell. Midi Output Ports on other machines in the network can be added by simply requesting them with Midi / Add Remote Devices. Filter rules can be attached to connections, Input, and Output ports by clicking on them with the right mouse key and selecting "Filter..." from the popup menu. The displayed name of each device can be freely assigned.