Free o matic software for windows

Displays all available screen or printer fonts with samples at various point sizes using a familiar explorer interface. You can see the effects of bolding, italics, and underlining.

Size-O-Matic is a toolbar-like application that displays common screen resolutions. All you have to do is click a resolution and drag it onto any other window. Size-O-Matic will then adjust that window to the resolution you selected.
Great web sites function at any screen resolution, from 640x480 to 1600x1200 pixels. If your site doesnt scale well, you may lose traffic. Unfortunately, its time consuming to continually change your screen properties to check your design.
Size-O-Matic makes it easy to view your web pages at any resolution without having to actually change any settings on your computer.
You can also set up custom resolutions for your projects. Size-O-Matic also supports an undo feature.
Size-O-Matic is easy to use. You wont spend any time learning commands or function keys. If you can use a mouse, you can use Size-O-Matic.

Word-o-Matic! is a general purpose word figurer-outer.
Its job is to allow you to describe a word problem in terms of the interconnections of possibly criss-crossing words, some constraints on the problem (allowable letters at various points), and then give you as many solutions to the problem as possible.
Have you ever played "Scrabble"? Word-o-Matic! widget is very close related with this game and with all the crossword games.

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A Java based software capable of extracting the EXIF tags from digital photos and export them to text or HTML format What is EXIF-O-Matic?
Most digital cameras store loads of meta-data within the image files that they create, these data make up the EXIF standard.
They include things like the exact time the photo was taken, the f-stop, the flash setting, etc. I wanted to view this information as part of my online photo album, but I couldnt find an EXIF library that exported to TXT and HTML, so I wrote a small application around Drew Noakes raw extraction library.
I guessed that it would only take me a day or so to clean it up to a releasable point, so I went ahead and did it. You can browse my API to get a feeling for what is in there.
How Do I Use It?
The Windows users have to double-click the "EXIF-O-Matic.bat" file. If a window appears and then vanishes, you might need to download the latest version of Java.
All users should keep an eye on the status bar at the bottom of the window, it gives instructions and feedback about what is going on.
Its pretty simple:
- Choose File->Open to load an image and view its EXIF tags
- Click the "Export File" button to save a text or html version of the tags
- Click the "Process Folder" button to export the tags of all the images in the same folder