Free mergers acquisitions software for windows

IC Imaging Control is a family of image acquisition components that offers developers easy programmatic access to WDM video sources: Set and adjust device parameters; save images and sequences; compress data with codecs; overlay graphics and text on live stream; event controlled image processing; unlimited support free of charge; vast library of sample applications. IC Imaging Control supports all image acquisition hardware for which a WDM Stream Class driver is available. This includes cameras, frame grabbers and video converters manufactured by The Imaging Source and cameras manufactured by Sony and Teli. WDM Stream Class drivers delegate a large part of the interaction with the device to the operating system. This has the advantage that with fewer lines of code, a developer can create a streamlined driver and one that works at great efficiency, in comparison to traditional drivers. IC Imaging Control ships with a vast library of sample applications, whose source code may be used upon which to build end-user applications.

MSN Log Merger 1 is launched to a highly portable and helpful program which merges XML logs generated by MSN Messenger. Useful if you reinstall MSN Messenger and made a backup of your log files, and want to join two log files. It is intended to be used to join logs for the same person, but it works with any combination of valid msn XML log files.

Requirements:

• Windows XP
• Microsoft .NET Framework 2
  

Reg File Merger is a very small utility that you allow you to easily merge multiple registry files into a single one Reg File Merger is a very small utility that you allow you to easily merge multiple registry files into a single one
System requirements:
- .NET 2.0 Framework

A little utility that allows you to add an intro and extro file to a whole bunch of different wave Tobys WAV-Merger application was designed to be a little tool that will allow you to add an intro and extro file to a whole bunch of different wave (*.WAV) files, useful for example for radio jingles.