Free late 19th century software for windows

Celebrate Elvis election of Artist Of The Century

Hypervisual Century 1.1 is an interesting card game which is equipped with three reels and three paylines. This original and realistic machine goes beyond simple lever pulling: the ability to make multiple bets per payline. And together with the reel lock feature, it allows you to make strategic decisions that may lead you to your goal--winning the jackpot.

Water Clock is the newest treasure of a screensaver that has been created by the skillful designers of the famous Clock-Desktop.com. Water Clock takes you on an unforgettable journey to the late-autumn valley with misty forests and a vigorous river streaming down a mountain. Clock-Desktop.com has demonstrated an absolute genius in putting at the front of this magnificent picture some rocks circled by the flows of running water. In the center of the middle-rock there is a stylish stone clock which adds a great amount of permanency to this picturesque scenery. It is said that to revive one?s senses, one should look at a picture of nature. This quotation proves to be as true as it could be, for, having just a glimpse at such an eye-pleasing landscape, you feel absolutely calm and your mind relaxes after a busy day. Instantly, you feel refreshed and filled with energy.
Water Clock is perfect for those who work for long hours with text or otherwise keep their eyes strained, who stays up late in the office, works without lunch-breaks or just want to relax after a day?s work. It?ll please your eyes, restore your powers and unload your mind in a minute.
There is also a fantastic thing about Water Clock: it is absolutely free of charge. You can use it for your pleasure for as long as you wish. It could be installed on any computer due to its modest system requirements: Windows 9x/NT/Me/2000/XP and a 300 MHz processor. Similar to all screensavers from Clock-Desktop.com, installation process is simple and requires little time. Download it right now and enjoy!

Century Club Logger is for anyone who wants to check into any of the 3905 Century Club Nets who needs to maintain accurate records about all aspects of particular net.
You will be required to register and make a donation within 1,000 days of your first use of the program to use for lifetime.
Main features:
- Comprehensive Contact Management
- Excellent tool for Net Control Stations (NCS)
- Interfaces with FCC data bases
- Import check in data from Email Reflector
- Interactive Monitoring of Century Club Nets
- Email check in list to Reflector or Email lists
- QSL Buro support
- Club Officers/Master holders
- Century Club Award Membership award history included.
- QSL card and label generation
- Comprehensive Report management. All reports are customizable by the user.
- Century Club Award Generation.
- Complete FCC database included.
- Complete Canadian RAC database included.
- QRZ.COM lookup support.
- Fully customizable
- Easy to use point and click Windows 32Bit interface
- Intelligent fields correct common entry mistakes
- Designed for quick entry using keyboard and shortcuts
- Field wizards help you to enter the correct information
- Store contact information for stations to recall later on
- Record stations address, comments
- Download updates from the FCC and Buro Managers
- Quick database storage, instantly records contacts
- ADIF Log inport/export including Logbook of the World
- Conversion from other Logging programs (BML, etc)
- Over 100 pages of help

The Desolate Room 1 gives you the opportunity to enjoy such a fascinating game in which on a remote desert island, a small robot named Coffee is slowing discovering the details about something strange that took place there more than a century ago.

There are broken robots here and there, as well as a mysterious signal coming from under the ground. Coffee has befriended these old broken parts, and is determined to uncover the mystery of a strange virus that seems to have killed them those many years ago. After finding a working console station that can access and replay their memory chips, Coffee wonders if maybe it isn't too late to save them.

Requirements: Windows 2000/XP