Free phase software for windows

Phase is an application that allows the user to send text to any Windows application with a few key strokes. The user can create scripts or simple text inserts as needed, enabling the creation of a fully customized "dictionary" of text/scripts that can be evoked in virtually any application running under Windows!
Phase supports a very simple scripting language of sorts that allows the user to create some powerful macros. Some very simple scripts can give the user access to special characters, windows manipulation functions, make windows transparent, make windows be always on top, date/time functions, sounds, input windows, simple form generation, run programs, evaluate math, create simple menus, and some other very useful functionality.
Phase will give any user a single place where they can assign macros or simple text replacements, and yet be able to use these macros in virtually any windows application. Phase has great potential for use in many home and office environments, and will not only eliminate some repetitious typing, but can also make using your PC a more efficient, and enjoyable experience.

MB Moon Phase 1.70 brings a user-friendly yet simple moon phase calculator software. The program has been uniquely designed to calculate which phase the Moon is passing through on any particular day. The program is based on the astronomy calculations which in turn are dependent upon the relative position of the sun, moon and the earth.

Enhancements: Has been changed into a postware.

MB Free Moon Phase 1.70 is a utility which is able to calculate what phase the Moon is passing through on any particular day. It is free. It is based on the astronomy calculations which in turn are dependent upon the relative position of the sun, moon and the earth.

Moon phases are caused by the positions of the Earth in relation to that of the Sun and the Moon. On an average it takes 27 days 7 hours and 43 minutes for the Moon to revolve around the Earth. It is known to all of us that the Moon reflects the light of the Sun. And thus the Sun always illuminates one half of the Moon that is facing the sun, except during lunar eclipses. During its transition around the Earth, when the Sun and the Moon are positioned on the opposite sides of the Earth, the moon is seen to be bright and completely round. This is the 'full moon' day; again, when the moon falls in between the earth and the sun, it is known as the 'Dark Moon' day. And in between the 'full' and the 'dark' moon days, the surface of the Moon appears to grow (wax) and then decreases (wanes) to form the next new moon. And in this way the phases of the Moon continue to change.

MB Moon Phase is an advanced yet handy software that lets you calculate on which day in what phase the Moon will be in. The software is simple and 'user-friendly'; the best part is, it is totally free of cost and the reading takes just a few minutes to be administered.