Free quark software for windows

QuArK is a Map-editor for many games: Quake 1, Hexen 2, Soldier of Fortune, Quake 2, Heretic 2, Half-Life, Kingpin, Sin, Star Trek:Voyager-Elite Force, Quake-3:Arena.
Main features:
- Unique and editable tree-view display, which shows objects that the map/model consists of.
- 3D preview with software-, OpenGL- and 3Dfx(Glide)-render.
- Colored lights in OpenGL 3D preview.
- 2-, 3- and 4-view layout of map-editor.
- Textured view edit in map-editor.
- Texture-browser with textures neatly grouped into categories.
- Mirror-, Duplicator- and Hollow-maker functions for easy map-making.
- Extendable with plug-ins, coded in Python.
- Negative brushes - creates a movable hole, no more redoing your carving/brush subtraction.
- Bezier/patch editing, with helper functions to ease creation.
- Manipulate brushes, textures and entities directly in the 3D windows.
- Player-, monster- and item-models viewable in 3D preview. (Not all games)
- Unique high accuracy of brush- and texture-alignment in map-editor. (Requires special build-programs)
- Mailing-lists supplied by YahooGroups, for easy communication to and from QuArK users.
- Project-explorer to keep all files of the TC/PC/MOD collected in one file.
- Model-viewer (Get QuArK 4.07 for a model-editor of Quake 1 and Quake 2 models)
- Customizable keys, mouse-buttons, colors and more.
- Extremly newbie-friendly map-editor, very different from other popular map-editors, with context help and intutive functions.

MacExplorer is an alternative free Windows explorer application to analyze Macintosh files stored on a Windows NT/2000/XP Server for a quick and easy access of data in AFP_info stream.
Main features:
- Runs on Windows 95/98/ME, NT 4.0, Windows 2000 and Windows XP.
- Note: MacExplorer runs on 95/98 but the peculiarities of the Macintosh files are not displayed on this platform (signatures, resource sizes, comments)
- Automatic connection to the Macintosh Servers and to the Macintosh volumes; invalid volumes are also recognized (for example when the corresponding NT directories are renamed or removed).
- MacExplorer recognizes volumes which have been created by standard Microsoft Services for Macintosh (MacFile), Cyan Software MacServerIP and Intergraph ExtremeZ-IP
- Displays and can modify the Type/Creator codes (Signatures)
- Displays the Macintosh type of the files (XPress, Photoshop, Word, etc.), allowing to a Windows user to know the kind of the files without their 3 characters extensions
- Allows to open Macintosh files without their Windows 3 characters extensions; for example, a Macintosh Quark XPress document without the QXD extension can be opened in a Windows Quark XPress by a double-click
- Highlights the paths containing Unicode characters not allowed by Windows 95/98 (files or folders names containing characters like /, , , ?, *, etc.)
- Displays in bold the folders which are converted in "packages" (Mac OS 9) and can convert folders in packages (and vice-versa).
- Cf. Apples Technote Packages in Mac OS 9
- Displays the sizes of data forks and resource forks
- Displays and can modify the Macintosh comments
- Displays Microsoft Office Properties (Title, Author, Subject, Keywords, etc.)
- Correspondance table Signatures (Type/Creator) / Extensions easily editable
- Languages: English, French