Free creative dw drop down menu software for windows

CodeThatMenu is advanced cross-browser state-of-art JavaScript menu control that can be easily integrated in any web page, requires no JavaScript knowledge from the prospective user and comes with the features everybody expects from the modern navigation menu:
- Cross-browser compatibility
- Easy to use and setup
- Both drop-down and popup menus are supported
- Unlimited menu depth with all levels independently configurable
- Look and feel and appearance of the menu is controlled through the CSS class
- Look and feel of the menu item when in "mouse over" state supported by the CSS class
- Link targets (other frame, new window, parent frame) and tool tips are supported
- Customizable attractive transparency and transition effects (IE 5+)
- Whole menu item area is clickable (not text caption only as in most others javascript menus)
- Run-time access from javascript
- Low weight and high performance

The countDownTimer application was designed to be a simple standalone countdown timer that provides visual and auditory cues regarding the timers status.
Timers are often used in classrooms to limit activities, to aid students with transitioning from one activity to another, or for timing activities like cooking. Countdown was designed to work along with Launcher6, and responds to keyboard commands the same way as Launcher6 as noted below.
Like Launcher6 any changes to Countdowns setup are saved automatically in a text file called "countdown.tsu"in the same folder as the Countdown.exe file, and the setup is automatically loaded when Countdown is opened again.
Main features:
- Set Minutes: Choose from the drop down menu.
- Set Seconds: Choose from the drop down menu.
- Automatically Start Countdown: Start counting down upon opening.
- Audio Count Down the Last 10 Seconds: Auditory countdown of 10, 9 , 8...
- Announce Last 4 30 Second Intervals: Auditory cues for 2 minutes, 1 minute 30 seconds...
- Use Endpoint Audio Announcement: A sound or TTS message to play at timer end.
- Use Clipboard Text-to-Speech: Use a clipboard TTS agent to produce auditory cues instead of sound files.
- Exit When Timer Expires: Close Countdown at the end of timer.
- Locate end message sound file: Find the sound file you want for your end message.
- Enter text for final message: Enter your TTS end message as text.
- Load Text-to-Speech Program: Locate your TTS program if necessary.
- Start Countdown: Return to the Countdown screen and commence counting down.
System requirements:
- At least a 233Mhz CPU and 64Mb RAM, and may require Quicktime. If you want to use the text-to-speech (TTS) feature you will also need a clipboard text to speech utility and perhaps the Microsoft Agent technology installed.