Free sn software for windows

SN WinShot is a graphic tool that was designed specifically to assist in preparing images for your help systems and the Internet.
SN WinShot lets you quickly and precisely capture an image of any window (including controls) or any part of the screen. The captured image can be copied to the clipboard or saved as BMP, GIF, PNG or JPG file.
You can reduce image dimensions, add a shadow effect, adjust color depth. WinShot also offers a preview of the resulting image along with file size. This makes image optimization visual, effectively trading image quality with file size by adjusting various parameters, and gives you the possibility to considerably reduce the file size of the images. The WinShot is freeware, so you can use it at no charge.
Main features:
- Region and window capture
- Capturing mouse cursor
- Repeating last capture
- Highlights focused control
- Supports 4 graphic file formats (BMP, GIF, PNG, JPEG)
- Supports GIF and PNG transparency
- Automatically increments file name
- Real-time preview
- Optimization of images
- Adjustable color depth
- Shadow effect
- Reducing image dimensions
- Easy creating of thumbnail images
- Custom hotkeys
- Keeps your favourite paths
- Doesnt waste desktop
- Low system requirements

Media Code Speed Edit allows you to change the write speed for your media and to add new media codes to your firmware Media Code Speed Edit will allow you to easily change the write speed for your media and to add new media codes to your firmware by renaming an already available media code.
The new media code name can be entered manually or can be imported from the DVD Identifier media code output to be sure that no special characters are lost. This kind of media code renaming will remove the original media code name from the patched firmware, so it is no longer supported by the firmware.
Real adding of additional media code names would mean to shift and extend all internal media code tables or patching all media code scanner for all supported firmwares, which would be a quite complex task.
Media Code Speed Edit allows strategy swapping to increase the write speed by double clicking the media code and selecting an alternative write strategy from a list.
Depending on the firmware this swapping is lossless, which means the media code of the choosen, usually faster write strategy is not changed. On some firmwares this swapping is done by renaming the media codes, so the choosen media code can not be used anymore.
Main features:
- Support for all LiteOn, most Benq, PHILIPS, HP, LG, NEC, newer PIONEER, Cyberhome DX162D-A and a few BTC, Gigabyte, Samsung and Artec DVD writer firmwares.
- Support for raw .bin and .hex, .cvt and Benq/Philips/LG/NEC .exe format firmwares and unscrambled LiteOn .exe flasher.
- Adjust DVD Writing-Speed Limits.
- Renaming of Media Codes with manually entered or imported Media Codes.
- Text file export of Media Code and write speed tables.
- Lossless strategy swapping for Benq DW822/1620/1640, NEC 3520/3540/4550 and Pioneer 109/110 type firmwares by double clicking the media code.
- DVD read speed patch for Benq DW1620/1640 and LG 4163/4167 drives type firmwares allowing 16x read speed
Supported DVD writers:
- All Liteon DVD drives from LDW-401S to LH-20A1S (and their Sony clones)
- BENQ 1610 B8M9, B8T9, B8V9
- BENQ 1620 B7P9, B7T9, B7U9, B7V9, B7W9, 47L9, 47P9, G7P9, G7T9
- BENQ 1625 BBEA, BBFA, BBGA, BBHA, BBIA
- BENQ 1640 BSGB, BSHB, BSIB, BSKB, BSLB, BSMB, BSNB, BSOB, BSPB, BSQB, BSRB, BEFB, BEGB, BEHB
- BENQ 1650 BCDC, BCFC, BCHC, BCIC
- BENQ 1655 BCDB, BCGB, BCHB
- BENQ 1670 1.02, 1.03
- BENQ DQ60
- BENQ 822 B3LC
- PHILIPS DVDR1642P1 Q2.2
- PHILIPS DVDR1648P1 P1.2, P2.2-2.4
- PHILIPS DVDR1628P1 Q2.2, Q2.4
- PHILIPS DVDR1640P P3.2, P3.4-3.6, B3.2, B3.4-3.6, T3.4
- PHILIPS DVDR16LS P1.5-P1.9
- PHILIPS DVDR885P P1.9, P2.0
- HP 400c KH27
- HP 630c AH26, CH16
- HP 640c ES04, JS04, QS12
- ARTEC VOM-12E48X 100A/100D
- ASUS DRW-1612BLx 1.10, DRW-1814BLx 1.10
- BTC 1004(GigabyteGO-W040) 0251, 1008 0060, 1108 B430
- BTC 1016 A07F/M/R/A082/086/188
- Cyberhome DX162D-A 140F, 150F
- LG GBW-H10N GL04
- LG GGW-H10N 1.01
- LG GSA-4020/4040/4081
- LG GSA-4082 A208/A209
- LG GSA-4120 A115/A117
- LG GSA-4160 A304/A306
- LG GSA-4163 A104/A105/A106
- LG GSA-4164 1.I0
- LG GSA-4165 DL04
- LG GSA-4166 1.01
- LG GSA-4167 DJ11-DL13, DL11-DL13
- LG GSA-H10A JL02-JL05
- LG GSA-H10L LL11-LL12
- LG GSA-H10N JJ11, JL11-JL12
- LG GSA-H12N UJ12, UL02
- LG GSA-H12L VL02
- LG GSA-H20N/L
- LG GSA-H21N/L
- LG GSA-H22N/L
- LG GSA-H30L
- LG GSA-H31N
- LG GSA-H42N
- LG GSA-H42N RL01, RJ11
- LG GSA-H42L SL01
- LG GSA-H44N RB01
- LG GSA-H44L SB01
- LG GSA-H50N/L
- LG GSA-H55N/L
- LG GSA-T10N TM02
- LG GSA-T11N A103
- LG GWA-4164 1.I0, 1.05
- LG GWA-4166 1I24
- NEC ND-1300A
- NEC ND-2500A/2510A
- NEC ND-3500A, ND-6500A
- NEC ND-3520A, ND-3540A, ND-6650A
- NEC ND-3550A, ND-3551A, ND-4550A, ND-4551A
- NEC ND-3570A, ND-4570A, ND-4571A
- NEC ND-3650A, ND-4650A
- NEC ND-6750A, ND-7550A, ND-7551A
- Optiarc DVD RW AD-5170A/S, AD-7170A/S, AD-7173A/S
- Optiarc DVD RW AD-5540A, AD-7540A
- Optiarc SONY DVD RW AW-G170A
- PIONEER DVD-RW DVR-212 1.15, 1.21/8.21
- PIONEER DVD-RW DVR-112 1.09, 1.15, 1.21
- PIONEER DVD-RW DVR-112D 8.06, 1.09/8.09, 1.15, 1.21/8.21
- PIONEER DVD-RW DVR-112L 8.06, 1.09/8.09, 1.15, 1.21/8.21
- PIONEER DVD-RW DVR-111 1.06, 1.19, 1.23, 1.29
- PIONEER DVD-RW DVR-111D 1.06, 1.19/8.19, 1.23, 8.25, 1.29/8.29
- PIONEER DVD-RW DVR-111L 8.19, 8.26/8.29
- PIONEER DVD-RW DVR-110 1.22, 1.37/8.37, 1.39/8.39, 1.41
- PIONEER DVD-RW DVR-110D 1.22/8.22, 1.37/8.37, 1.39/8.39, 1.41
- PIONEER DVD-RW DVR-109 8.57,1.58/8.58
- PIONEER DVD-RW DVR-K05, K15 (read only)
- PLEXTOR DVDR PX-750A
- Samsung TS-H552A
- Samsung TS-H552B TS02/04-11, TS-H552U US01/03-07, CH04
- Samsung TS-H552C (SH-W162C) TS00-10, CI00-01, TS-H552D CM2
- Samsung SH-W162D TS00, SH-W162L TS00-02, SH-W163A TS00
- Samsung SH-S162A TS02, SH-S162L TS02-TS08, SH-S162S SB01
- Samsung SH-S182D SB00-SB06, SH-S182F SB00-SB01, SH-S182M SB00-SB05
- Samsung SH-S183A SB00-SB02, SH-S183L SB00-SB01
- Samsung SH-S203B SB00
- Samsung SN-S082D SH01, SS01 (currently read only)
- SONY DVD RW DRU-820A 1.0b
- TEAC DV-W516E 1.0F
- TOSHIBA CD/DVDW SD-R5372
Supported DVD writers for DVD read speed increasing (riplock patch):
- Benq 1610/1620/1625/1640/1650/1655, Philips 1640/16LS type drives
- - DVD+R/+RW-R-RW - 6.6x start/16.1x end/12x average
- - DVDROM-DL - 6.1x start/14.6x end/11x average
- - DVDROM-DL - 6.5x start/15.5x end/11.6x average (Benq 1640)
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Benq 822 type drives
- - DVD+R/+RW-R-RW - 5.1x start/12.5x end/9.3x average
- - DVDROM-DL - 4.7x start/11.3x end/8.5x average
LG 4163/4165/4167/H10/H12/H42/H44 drives
- - DVD+R/-R - 6.8x start/16.2x end/12.2 average
- - DVD+RW/-RW/+R9 - 5.2x start/12x end/9.5 average
- - DVDROM-DL - 5.2x start/12x end/9.5 average
Riplock patch for LG 4163/4165/4167/H10/H12/H42/H44/T11,4164/4166/H20/H21/H22/H30/H31/H50/H55, NEC drives and Pioneer 109/110/111/112
- RPC1 patch for Pioneer 111/112

The Active Director is a new approach to a more efficient way of administration in a Windows NT4, 2000 and 2003 environment. The Active Director is a new approach to a more efficient way of administration in a Windows NT4, 2000 and 2003 environment.
This innovative and reliable VB6 project combines the powers of ADSI and WMI to automate object creation, changes and method calls
Main features:
- Login Profiles define the way of connecting to a directory service and all other supported feature. A profile contains information about the ADSI accesstype (LDAP, WinNT, IIS, ...), the required servers or domains and many more features like eMail and Exchange-Support, logging into a database, etc. An administrator can define multiple profiles, one profile for each service he or she wants to administrate. Login profiles can optionally store Usernames and Passwords of service accounts, that should be used internally to connect the the directory service (Passwords are saved encrypted).
- ObjectTables contain ADSI objects. An ObjectTable provides a simple interface to view the properties of all contained objects and it allows the administrator to apply change-templates to all its objects.
- DataTables act like a Data Matrix and supports import and export of its content. The rows of a DataTable are comparable to records of datafields, and each row can be associated with an ADSI object. An administrator can apply a change-template on all associated ADSI objects as it is usual for ObjectTables. But in DataTables, a template can contain a reference to a datafield in the associated row. In that way can an external datasource be synchronized with objects in the directory service.
- The Property Parser is a really cool feature, that allowes the administrator to embed values of attributes or datafields in a change-template. e.g. If you need to rebuild the displaynames of a few hundred user objects, just apply a change-template on the attribute "displayname" with the value "%givenname% %sn%, %company%" and all displaynames will be updated with "Firstname Lastname, Company". This feature works on all attributes defined in the schema of the directory service
- Property Access can be a challenge, because ADSI differs between Attributes, IADs-Properties and other Dispatch-Properties like TerminalServices and Exchange Objects. Some of these properties are readable for humans, others are binary encoded. The Active Director provides a simplified access-model to all properties of an objects and it auto-converts properties to a readable form (this feature is extensible to non-standard schema extensions).
- Filtergroups offer a more comfortable way to search for objects in a directory tree. Active Directory supportes LDAP-filters via ADO, WinNT can only filter out specific ObjectClasses ... but in both cases it is difficult to define, what an object-search should return. Filtergroups are hierachical and each Group has a Type: "AND" or "OR". A Filtergroup can contain FilterEntries and other FilterGroups. So you can define a ADSI-provider independent search-filter, that will be converted in a native query, when the search starts. e.g.: AND-Group{company=MyCorp, sn=F*} will find all objects with a company-entry of "MyCorp", and thats surname (sn) will begin with an "F"
- Logging is enabled by default on all operations, so all changes are well-documented by the Director. An administrator can track back all changes and success/errors messages to optimize the administration process.
- Exchange Management is connected to directory management in many situations. User-Objects in an Active Directory can represent Mailboxes on an Exchange Server for example. The Active Director supports CDOEX/CDOEXM interfaces of Microsoft Exchange 2000/2003, POPAdminLib of Windows Server 2003 EMail Services, LDAP Access to Exchange 5.5 and at least a self-written LDAP provider for Exchange 2000/2003 and 2007.
- Sending Email messages to Users with informations about or from the directory can be quite usefull. The Active Director supports some Mail-Engines like MAPI, CDO, CDONTS, CDOSYS to communicate with other people. Emails like "Dear %displayname%, your account logonname will has been changed from %samaccountname% to ." can be sent to a the selected group of users, where the change was made with a few mouseclicks