Free printstation 2.23 software for windows

WinJar is an GUI for the Jar32 compressor from Arj Software.Supports almost all options/features from Jar32.

FastOra will allow you to view, modify and compare database structure and save snapshots of the database structure. FastOra will allow you to view, modify and compare database structure and save snapshots of the database structure.
Also, FastOra may easily and quickly execute and optimize SQL using explain plans.
FastOra is pretty small and does not require any installation.
System requirements:
- Requires the Borland Database Engine to access the Oracle database

SavDisk is a small utility that can save files to a support, check or restore this save, compress files.
With SavDisk you can restore files by drag & drop from the explorer to the target. You can open the explorer on your backup through the butter "explorer". You can select another folder in destination than the usual used as source, by enter it or browse to it.
By default the dropped files are copied in the same sub location of the destination than in the original one but you can uncheck the box recreate the tree to simply copy it at the root of the destination folder.
The dropped file are restored whatever are the date or size attributes of the file, a more recent file can be overwritten.
You can control the good operation in the console window.
Known Bugs:
Dont use the synchronization mode, it is bugged if it is stopped before the end of the operation
SavDisk has a problem with the daylight change every six month.
The NTFS file system under2000/NT/XP store the universal time of the file and give back the local time of the file.
If you change your time zone, you can see that the file date will change.
So the comparison with a FAT32 disk or a cdrom which doesnt change the date produce a difference.
The daylight act as a time zone change of one hour.
You can turn around the problem by selecting the option "ignore one hour difference " in the configuration with the risk that if you change a file exactly one hour after without any size modification it will not be saved.

PianoRollComposer uses the standard treble and bass clef staffs. Notes are displayed in the piano roll format, so it shows music with absolute accuracy. Notes are entered directly on the staffs, and you can edit each note to give it the exact characteristics you want. You can input and edit any of 128 MIDI instruments and 61 percussion instruments. If you have a MIDI keyboard, you can play and record any instrument with it. A composition can contain music from all instruments and all percussion instruments. The music created with it can be played by any MIDI player, and can be shown in standard music notation by programs like Notation Player. PianoRollComposer can play and display any MIDI music.
Music from different instruments (different MIDI channels) is placed on the same staffs, with different colors to differentiate them. Darker or lighter colors differentiate sharps or flats. Instruments can be selected to be played and shown, or not played and shown.
You can move a note left, right, up, or down.You can change its note type, volume, instrument master volume, beats/minute, and beginning and end positions. A notes parameters can be shown when the mouse passes over it. Music can be transposed up or down. Groups of notes can be deleted, copied, cut, and pasted. Pressing the Delete key deletes a note that the mouse cursor is over. You can insert or delete vertical spaces. Key and time signatures can be entered and displayed. You can change instruments for music already created ( including percussion instruments). A beat is provided by a selected percussion instrument when entering music with a keyboard -- either without music showing on the staffs or when adding to music on the staffs after that existing music has finished playing.
Pedal sustain can be manually entered.
You can select a chord to enter, and you can see the chord name of selected notes.
A percussion loop window is available.
Music dynamics and special effects can be shown and edited.