Free create illustrations software for windows

The second in a series of Christian Art Illustrations by TheoCreated to glorify Gods word through the use of colorfuland photo realistic computer generated art. Run exe to install, password protect. Uninstall function included.

A smart and reliable professional data CD / DVD burning tool Free Create-Burn ISO is a smart, reliable and easy-to-use professional data CD / DVD burning tool.
With this software you can burn CD-R, CD-RW, DVD+R/RW, DVD-R/RW discs directly, or you can quickly create ISO image file from your computer, and burn ISO image file to your CD / DVD disc.
Supports dragging and dropping so that its very easy to manage the files and folders before creating ISO & burning CD / DVD.
Main features:
- Burn any data on CD-R/CD-RW/DVD+R/DVD-R/DVD+RW/DVD-RW directly.
- Create bootable CD / DVD discs.
- Can verify written data automatically after burning process.
- Supports dragging and dropping files from Windows Explorer window.
- Burn and create ISO image files.
- Burn on the fly / Burn-proof.
- Can erase rewrittable CD / DVD discs.
- Retrieve recorder and disc information with integrated utilities.
- Supports Joliet File System; ISO, UDF, ISO/UDF project.
System requirements:
- Minimum: Pentium II 233 PC or higher, 32MB RAM or more, CD Recorder.
- Recommend: Pentium III 450 PC or higher, 64MB RAM or more, CD Recorder.

The Gene Construction Kit allows graphic manipulation of DNA sequences and sophisticated plasmid drawing options.
Gene Construction has an award winning interface design that allows graphic manipulation of DNA sequences in addition to providing sophisticated drawing capabilities for Mac and Windows users.
GCK was named the "Best Plasmid Mapping Software" by the Biotechnology Software and Internet Journal for four straight years.
Main features:
- A powerful productivity tool that no molecular biologist should be without
- Ideal for planning and tracking complex construction projects
- Manipulate actual DNA sequences through a unique and innovative graphical interface
- View construct either as a text sequence or graphically, circular or linear
- Automatically monitor and adjust DNA fragment ends during cutting and pasting
- Define thickness, pattern, shape, direction, and color for each DNA segment
- Search, download, and import GenBank and EMBL files with all GenBank feature table items translated automatically into GCK features.
- Unique Chronography feature tracks the history of any given DNA segment and maintains alternative views
- Name and store comments with each generation (view)
- Cut and paste DNA segments from one construct to another (including segment history)
- View predicted electrophoresis patterns of restriction digests including partial digests
- Show DNA with protein sequence and/or with restriction enzyme or other sites of interest
- Create illustrations containing multiple constructs, gels, sequence listings, free text, legends and other graphics
- File Searching module provides sophisticated database-like capabilities
- Create silent mutations to add or remove a restriction site from a sequence without changing the coding information
- Mark restriction sites using one or more completely editable and expandable enzyme lists
- Auto-arrange restirction site markers
- Find Open Reading Frames using any codon table you specify
- Display the name of any region within the construct window
- Frame segments of DNA in the sequence display. Frames can encompass the site markers, sequence, and/or regions of a construct. You can set the frame color and pattern.
- Use 3-letter or 1-letter amino acid representation for protein sequences
- Annotate sequence listings with custom adornments to highlight sequence features
- Display and maniuplate multiple constructs in the same illustration window
- Add arrows, rectangles, ellipses (filled or empty) and text to illustrations
- Select multiple objects in an illustration window and align them vertically and/or horizontally
- Perfect for making color or black and white posters and figures for slides or papers