Free pile up software for windows

Clipboard Pile is a Windows Clipboard extender or manager with some fabulous features. It stores the contents of the Windows Clipboard so it can be retrieved (Windows overwrites Clipboard data, only allowing one entry to be in residence) but, unlike other Clipboard managers, this one includes graphics too! On top of that, it displays both text and graphics in its dual pane screen! But wait, theres more. Clipboard Pile allows you to create sets of clippings which means you can use it like a boiler plate facility to store preset blocks of text (or graphics) for quick pasting into documents. You can create a series of the check is in the mail style responses and quickly paste them into your letters. You could have different sets of clippings for different applications. It also offers a search facility, printing, a multiple pasting facility, Rich text editing, even a glue and paste tool.

Doom 3 Ungibbable mod is written to be an interesting and more realistic mod for Doom 3 which makes the bodies remain where they fall during the single-player game, rather than having your enemies gib and quickly disappear. You can watch the bodies pile up, manipulate the ragdolls, or just use the mod to enhance the realism of the game.

Requirements: Windows 98/Me/2000/XP, Doom 3 retail version

ShineInHex is a hex edit/view control made of steel and hard-core assembly mix ShineInHex is a hex edit/view control made of steel and hard-core assembly mix.
The suggested way of creating ShineInHex control is using CreateWindowEx function (not using DIALOG resource). The control handles WM_CHAR message, so if incomming messages are not translated (TranslateMessage), WM_CHAR never occurs. At the moment control works correctly if there exists only one instance of ShineInHex.
Main features:
Supported keys:
- Right - moves current cursor 1 position right, clears selection if SHIFT is not pressed;
- Left - moves current cursor 1 position left, clears selection if SHIFT is not pressed;
- Up - moves current cursor 1 line up, clears selection if SHIFT is not pressed;
- Down - moves current cursor 1 line down, clears selection if SHIFT is not pressed;
- Page Up - moves current cursor n lines up, clears selection if SHIFT is not pressed;
- Page Down - moves current cursor n lines down, clears selection if SHIFT is not pressed;
- Home - moves current cursor to the beginning of current line;
- End - moves current cursor to the end of current line.
Mouse input
- Scroll contents by using mouse wheel;
- Change selection by moving mouse and holding left button;
- Change current cursor position by clicking on wanted place.
Input modes:
- You can see current input mode (HEX or ANSI) in the header.
- HEX mode: it is a primal mode that is initially acive. Making any selection in HEX part of the control causes to switch to this mode. Using it you change data specifying HEX numbers (0..F,0..f);
- ASCII mode: it is a hidden mode. Making any selection in ASCII part of the control causes to switch to this mode. Using it you change data specifying ASCII characters (a..z,A..Z,0..9 & more);
Embeded dialogs (check popup menu):
- Selection dialog - automatically selects specified (in hex) range of data.
- Find dialog - finds specified pattern (as UTF-8 string, as UTF-16 string or as hex numbers) of bytes.
Selection filling:
- Its when you select a pile of data & try to enter some numbers: meaning if you enter A while 06-98-78-67 is selected, data will change respectively A6-A8-A8-A7 enter one more number & you will have a group of clones, say you entered 7 - you got A7-A7-A7-A7.
Copy:
- You may copy both ANSI (zero terminated) string that corresponds to selected bytes and a pile of hex numbers (w/o new line separator) that are currently selected.