Free 255 software for windows

SoomSoom is a great program that let you access files and information on your computer and on the Internet. Its uniqueness is that it let you access this information through names. With SoomSoom, you just click on Joe and any of Joes information is shown and previewed. Some of SoomSooms Highlights are Instant Message, and a Very nice WEB Browser. It User interfaces are intuitive and very easy! Learning it is a snap. Does not change you computer setting, does not mess your Windows registry. Its Cool, Its FREE, It works, and its a MUST. Download and enjoy!

Massive Assault Network 2 v2.0.255 Patch 2.0.255 comes to users as a nice-to-use and updated patch which adds new planets, new unit sets, and fixes for most of the reported bugs. Massive Assault Network 2 streamlines the original concept with faster battles, and the ability to watch your opponent in real time.

RGBHEX - Its main goal is to help people, who write out their HTML files by hand, to get hexidecimal colors RGBHEX is a small, simple, easy-to-use and smart application with the main goal to help people, who write out their HTML files by hand, to get hexadecimal colors, without having an expensive image program.
RGBHEX can also easily and quickly convert between RGB information, like 255, 255, 0, to hexidecimal format, like #FFFF00.
It also has a very useful Web-Safe feature.

RGBSlider 2 is delicated to view and edit the variation of individual and combination of Red, Green and Blue Colors and luminance (NTSC). Simply move the sliders or enter values in text fields in hexadecimal (0-FF), normalized (0-1) or decimal (0-255) format and view R,G,B, RG,RB, GB, RGB Colors combinations. You can save created colors in File with your comments for later use.

Enhancements: Version 2 may include unspecified improvements, enhancements and bug fixes.

Shorten filenames and filename references in a folder tree of html files. Shorts was created to solve a problem with sharing HTML Web pages and images on CD.
That problem is that Windows CDs only allow 64 characters per filename but Windows allows 255 characters for names on your hard drive.
So, if you make a bunch of Web pages (like for example the kind Thumbs makes for you) and you are using filenames longer than 64 characters (for example "Me and my sister on the Colorado River when we were at the Grand Canyon in Summer 2000.jpg") then, you go to put those files on a CD, your CD burning software will probably warn you that the name is too long (over 64 characters) and that it is going to automatically rename them to something shorter if you continue.
So, you continue because you want to burn a CD but then you test the CD and your HTML Web pages have references to the old long names but the CD has shorter names so your Web pages can no longer find the images and everything is broken.
So, to fix that problem I wrote Shorts. After youve made your Web Pages you run Shorts and tell it where your pages are and it will copy them all to a new folder you specify, rename any files longer than you specify and try to fix all your HTML and Javascript so that it. Then you burn that NEW folder to a CD and things *should* hopefully be copasetic.