Free textpad software for windows

Desktop Companion is a desktop utility that enables the user to complete multiple desktop tasks all on one bar. Includes: word-processer; password creator; Textpad; Picture Viewer; HTML Editor; and alarm clock.

It is a freeware, open source software kit for developing and running multiplayer adventure games. It is a freeware, open source software kit for developing and running multiplayer adventure games.
Once you have it working on your PC you can easily develop a web-based role-playing multiplayer game with the scenes and characters you like and, as soon as you are connected... your game works as an online multiplayer game so you can invite friends!
Heres how it works, in brief:
1. You develop your game using any text editor (we recommend Textpad) according to a simple, well-documented syntax. In a very short time you have a navigable, fully-multiplayer, game prototype.
2. Graphics and sounds can be grabbed from the net or custom made. GIF, JPG and WAV, MIDI formats accepted.
3. You can add interactivity in you game by inserting scripts related to events. Documentation on this is available, the language used is a simplified Basic, called SmallBasic.
4. The game is created and tested on your PC. Then you can decide to publish it online. Any ISP which offers Java servlet hosting is OK for this.

FileList is a program that lists all files in a directory and sub-directories. FileList is a program that can list all files in a directory and sub-directories.
Sorting is possible by file name, folder, size and the last modified date.
You can use a filter to include or exclude certain file extensions.
You can list files in a source or target directory and copy files from source to target directory.
The FileList remembers viewed source and target directories and file extensions used for filtering.
You can view files with a designated file viewer (TextPad recommended). Click on the Options button to select a file viewer.
You can use the Exclude Filter check-box to exclude file extensions from listing.
You can also use the Include Filter check-box to find files by extension. Just type space-separated file extensions in the include box. For example, "txt html". If both check-boxes are checked, the priority is given to the Include filter.

Sound Ruler is an analysis, graphing and teaching tool for bioacoustics Sound Ruler is open code and free and just like scientific knowledge, Sound Ruler is available for all to use, adapt, criticize for their needs and improve on.
Its visual interactive approach to analysis brings you the best of two worlds: the control of manual analysis and the objectivity and speed of automated analysis.
Sound Ruler gives special attention to simple, repetitive sounds, that can be quickly analyzed in great detail pulse by pulse for studies on populational variation.
Main features:
- Unrestricted sound file size: No need to edit your field recordings down to each call. You can keep long sequences in each file, in the way they were digitized. With Sound Ruler you can examine, analyze, filter, graph and run CCAs on the fly from the original long sequences, saving the positional information and filter parameters.
- Manual, automatic, or interactive recognition and measurement of calls and pulses: From Mouse logging to automated call recognition and measurement of 35 variables per pulse.
- Sound recognition based on amplitude, duration, frequency and/or interval
- Adjustable low-pass, high-pass or band-pass real-time filtering during the analysis: Remove unwanted sounds from a whole analysis with one click, without having to edit any files.
- Tuning curve filtering: Look, listen to and analyze your animal sounds through the ears of the natural receiver. This feature can also be used to easily design a variety complex filter profiles.
- Cross correlation analysis: Get your sound measurements and CCA analysis done at once with no extra effort!
- Have your bandpass filters and tuning curves applied to the calls on the fly, before the CCA.
- Perform simple or 2D CCAs, sliding spectrograms in the time and frequency axes.
- Amplitude calibration: Calibrate your measurements using reference signals in volts or decibels.
- Oscilograms, spectrograms and power spectra
- Editable and resizable figures with a refresh function for batch graphing: Customize a figure for size and arrangement of plots. Then select another call in Sound Ruler and click Refresh in your figure. The new data replace the old inside your ready figure.
- Copy figures and paste them into your text or image editor as bitmaps and metafiles.
- Export figures to seven bitmap and metafile formats, compressed or not.
- Measurements taken automatically are displayed graphically: When the computer takes the measurements, the results are plotted on the graphs, so you can inspect if the job was well done.
- You accept measurements, skip the call or change settings and reanalyze
- Easy navigation over previous results: The result navigator allows you to instantly move among the results for all calls in an analysis session.
- Four options for saving data: mouse log, textpad, spreadsheet or relational database: Depending on the analysis, it might be appropriate to just log your mouse clicking, or tell Sound Ruler to take some measurements and paste them into a text file, or save extensive amounts of data in spreadsheet or database ready format.
- Save raw measurements, calculated results and/or settings
- Explore acoustic scenarios with Sound Math: Let your students build hypothetical acoustic scenarios and explore how the properties of sound relate to each other and interact with the environment at the source, through the medium, at the receivers ears and inside the computer.
- No-edit graphing, filtering, tuning curve and CCA: Sound Ruler allows the students to do and undo several treatments and analyses to the sound file, without having to edit and save it. They can quickly experiment with and assimilate how physical processes influence call structure.
- Highly visual interface: Sound Rulers highly graphical interface and result display provide students with large amounts of sensory input that help them to make physical concepts sound intuitive.