Free toast software for windows

While creating software for previous projects we have sometimes found the need to create plugins for REALbasic to add additional functionality not provided by the built-in classes, we offer these classes for free download to use in your own projects (Please note that the plugins only function in the Windows IDE and Windows built programs due to the reliance on Windows specific technologies)
ToastWindow - This is a MSN-style popup "toast" notification window

Replace the ugly WindowsXP style balloon notifications with the old-school LongHorn 4xxx style glassy toasts. GlassToasts is a simple tweak tool that was designed to replace the ugly WindowsXP style balloon notifications with the old-school LongHorn 4xxx style glassy toasts.

Return to Castle Wolfenstein Trench Toast map has come as an essential pack which provides you with the official new map, Trench Toast, for your retail version of Return to Castle Wolfenstein.

AnyToISO 1.0 offers you a powerful converter that is designed to convert various (BIN, MDF, PDI, CDI, NRG, B5I, IMG) CD/DVD-ROM images to ISO format using Fast and Easy technology. This tool converts mdf to iso, convert mdf to iso, bin to iso .

Major Benefits:

1. Convert BIN, MDF, PDI, CDI, NRG, B5I, IMG, DAA, UIF, DMG CD/DVD-ROM images to ISO, Extract DMG files.
2. Universal, fast engine
3. Works on Windows and Mac OS
4. AnyToISO supports all CD/DVD formats popular in Internet.
5. AnyToISO works on Windows and Mac OS X.
6. Most CD/DVD burning software works with ISO images and its native images only. Use AnyToISO for conversion before burning.
7. With AnyToISO you can mount any CD/DVD image found in Internet to your Parallels/VMW are virtual machine.

Major Features:

1. MDF to ISO conversion: MDF is a disc image created using Alcohol 120% program.
2. BIN to ISO conversion: BIN is a disk image format, supported by programs like Roxio Toast, NTI Dragon Burn, Roxio Easy Media Creator, Golden Hawk Technology CDRWin, Daemon Tools, IsoBuster, EZB Systems UltraISO.
3. DMG to ISO conversion, Extract DMG on both Windows and Mac OS X: Macintosh OS X Disk Copy Disk Image File. The format is completely proprietary.
4. IMG to ISO conversion: IMG is a CloneCD disc image file.
5. CDI to ISO conversion: CDI is a disc image created using DiscJuggler. Supported by Padus DiscJuggler, EZB Systems UltraISO, IsoBuster, PowerISO.
6. NRG to ISO conversion: NRG is a disc image created with Nero CD.
7. DAA to ISO conversion: DAA is a is a CD/DVD image file created using PowerISO program. This format supports compression, password protection and splitting image to multiple volumes.
8. UIF to ISO conversion: UIF is a is a CD/DVD image file created using MagicISO program. This format supports compression and password protection.
9. B5I to ISO conversion: B5I is a disc image created with BlindWrite program.

Enhancements: initial release that supports MDF, BIN, CDI, NRG, IMG,B5I, PDI formats

Dodge missles until you meet the bosses of the levels. You plane takes individual damage to wings, cockpit, and body. Use your super weapon to really toast the bosses!

PortPeeker is a freeware utility for capturing network traffic for TCP, UDP or ICMP protocols (see Note below about ICMP traffic).
With Port Peeker you can see what traffic is being sent to a given port, easily and quickly.
Before we go any further a disclaimer to fend off any legal hyenas out there.
PortPeeker is written in Borlands Delphi language which is a Pascal derivative and implies that it not as vulnerable to attacks like buffer overflows as say applications written in C/C++ as Delphi strings are dynamically allocated on the heap and not on the stack like C/C++, but we have written PortPeeker to be freeware and as such we can not and or will not guarantee or make any warrantees concerning PortPeeker, its usage or this documentation.
Please feel free to use PortPeeker and hopefully you find it to be a solid and helpful tool, but remember you are using it at your own risk.
The samples given on this page are meant as examples of usage and types of information which you can retrieve using PortPeeker, but we advise you to carefully consider security issues when listening to network traffic such that you dont inadvertently or unknowingly expose your system or network to harmful traffic or events.
In short we hope you like PortPeeker and find it to be a useful and informative tool, but if you toast yourself while using it, gosh thats too bad.
Now to the fun stuff.
PortPeeker is a single standalone exe will should work on Windows 95, 98, 98SE, ME, NT, 2000, XP and 2003 and can be placed anywhere on the system. We recommend creating a desktop shortcut to PortPeeker so its quick and easy to find and use.
NOTE on Windows NT, 2000, and XP you will not by default be able to listen to ICMP traffic. Windows NT and Win2000 have security in place that inhibits the use of ICMP.
The work around for NT is to disable the security check on RAW sockets by creating the following registry variable and settings its value to DWORD 1: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESystemCurrentControlSetServicesAfdParametersDisableRawSecurity
Once you have started PortPeeker you have to configure it as to what protocol and port (or just ICMP protocol as it doesnt use ports) to listen on.
You can also configure PortPeeker as to what type of traffic events to record. For example if we want to listen for TCP port 80 traffic (http), we would configure PortPeeker to listen on TCP 80.