Free derived from software for windows

Single Source is ideal for developing the user documentation for an application. You can use it to create paper, Windows help and HTML documentation from a single source.
Many tools exist that would appear to do the job, but unlike Single Source they tend to be limited in the automatic creation of the following:
- "What?s This?" help, obtained from low-level sections that have a particular heading style.
- MAP file, allowing you to link a Help file to the application it documents.
- Help Contents file, derived from the Table of Contents in the source document.
- Related Topics list for each topic, derived from the primary keywords in the index terms for the topic. When reading a topic in the Help file, you can click a button to display a list of topics that are related to it.
- Hypertext links, derived from cross-references (for both Help and HTML).
- Help index, derived from the paper document index.
Single Source requires the Microsoft Help Compiler, which you can download from the internet, and Microsoft Word.

A class derived from MFC CStatic class. This class easly lets put digital counters inside your applications! CDigitST features: Easy to use! Create a new digital style just drawing a bitmap. Automatic resize feature.

ReadTheLine is a software implementing an innovative scrolling derived from the scrolling of ReadThemAll ReadTheLine is a software implementing an innovative scrolling derived from the scrolling of ReadThemAll (software for PalmOS devices).
It works like this. You start reading the line and after you reach the end of the line you move your eyes to the beginning and see the new text.
Initially when the reader for PalmOS appeared (ReadThemAll), one would want to use the auto-scroll since the screen of mobile devices is very small and there were just too many pages to scroll manually.
Looking at the PC screen, you can see that there is much more space to show a page and it looks like theres no need to press a key frequently and implement any auto-scroll in the first place.
But as a flexible device computer can always suggest something new to improve your speed of reading.
So ReadTheLine (RTL) may signifcally improve your reading speed and with it you probably will be able to quickly read books one by one.
Note: Those who has a large screen TV set connected to the computer as a monitor can try to use the software on it. It may give a little different experience and may be more comfortable in some cases.

Sendmail is a command-line tool for the intel (DOS/Windows) platform allows for the sending of emails using an xml configuration file.
This utility was derived from a need for the ability to send emails from the command-line that was easy to install, supported authentication with an SMTP server, and allowed for the parameters to be specified via an xml configuration file.