Free 66 software for windows

dbzEuro enables you to know how many German Marks you will get for 2345 Spanish Pesetas.
Main features:
- Conversion between all European currencies and the Euro itself
- Different calculation methods for sub-totals and totals
- Ability to copy the results to the clipboard
- Lists the results for all countries participating in the money union with their respective language
- Choose among 7 European languages
- Add your own currencies
- Integrated calculator

CloseIEx 2.66 is a program to stop occurrences of IE with the push of a button on the Internet Explorer toolbar. Closes all instances of IE except for the one you are viewing. Even catches re-spawning windows from taking over your desktop.

Platypus is a small Firefox extension which will let you modify a Web page from your browser -- "What You See Is What You Get" -- and then save those changes as a Greasemonkey script so that theyll be repeated the next time you visit the page. Editing pages to suit your needs is dandy -- but making those changes "permanent" is the real payoff.
Some of the things you can do with Platypus include:
- Remove parts of the page you dont wish to see.
- Move a part of the page to a different location.
- Change the style and format of page elements.
- Modify all the links on the page using a regular expression.
- Insert your own HTML code
Of course, web pages change all the time, so Platypus doesnt work well on some pages, and your Platypus script might break if a web site changes its format. And some times your changes will break a web page in unexpected ways. But you can always undo your changes by reloading the web page, and if a script breaks, just delete it and create a new one. So play around and enjoy yourself!

Antaeus 2.2.66 is developed as a useful tool for you to deal with analyzing information. The fundamental tool used is the scatter plot. A single scatter plot can be used to study the relationship between two variables, but as the number of variables increases, more and more plots become necessary to visualize all the possible interrelationships. Antaeus is built on a framework to which increasingly specialized data visualization tools will be attached. For instance, current 2.2 release builds upon previous 2.1 release with the addition of subsystems for viewing density, sunflower, quantile, and histogram plots.

As more tools and subsystems are attached to the framework, so will the depth with which Antaeus can be used to study raw data. All the plots generated by Antaeus are very highly finished and do not require any user interaction to achieve this level of quality. Users can size the plots by dragging the edges of their windows and they have extensive control over the palettes used to color them, but all their construction details are handled proactively.

Antaeus is also a platform from which plots may be published. Any plot may be saved to file or clipboard as a Windows Enhanced Metafile (EMF), which can be embedded in reports, papers, and presentations created in Microsoft Office products such as Word, PowerPoint and Publisher. Support for EMF is also increasing among non-Microsoft publication suites. These sophisticated programs are empowered by the use of plots they cannot possibly construct themselves.

Enhancements: A maintenance release.