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This is an amazing mosaic building game for kids (age 3+) which would help them to improve their creativity. It contains 18 nice, pre-made pictures to "paint" with hundreds (!) of different mosaic tiles, like in a coloring book. Ability to create colorful, individual images, which can be saved for printing later. If you load a saved mosaic, the picture builds itselves on your screen as a short animations clip. Great screen toy for little ones!

Create virtual Sticky Notes on your desktop. Set alarms to each to make sure that you do not miss any appointment or anniversary. Arrange notes inside memoboards to avoid desktop clutter. With skins support, you can create sticky notes with attractive texture. Stick notes to documents or websites, send notes over network or as email and many other handy features.Take a picture tour at http://www.conceptworld.com/qnp/

coverXP allows you to print your cd and dvd covers in seconds... cover printing has never been so easy and so complete. Simply drag your covers into the software straight from the web browser, and click the print icon. That's it - you have your covers ready for use in literally seconds. And coverXP also lets you do much more, including customization, scanning your covers, using your webcam and more!

This program makes it easy to use your pictures as Windows Wallpaper. Simply collect the pictures you want to use from any drive or folder on your computer. Add these pictures to any of 10 lists (each list can contain up to 1000 pictures). Set the interval you want the pictures to show as your Wallpaper. Each picture can have its own display method (tiled or centered). This program places an icon in the windows tray for activation.

Here's another classic style game familiar to most everyone - a slider puzzle. The object of the game is seemingly simple ... move the pieces of a jumbled picture around the board and put them into the correct order. Although it sounds easy enough, it can most certainly prove to be a challenging task. In addition to a variety of pictures that can be played with, the more adventurous gamer will find 4 different levels of difficulty to choose from.

The goal of FindSame is to earn as many points as you can by removing paires of the similar tiles from the board. For earning points you need to select one tile and after that to select tile with similar picture. This pair will desappeare and you will earn some points. On game board will appeare new tiles. The game will be over, when all game cells on the board will be filled by tiles. Speed of appearence of tiles grows during the game.

This is a matching game where the player is presented with a number of face down covers. Each cover may be clicked to reveal the underlying picture. Once a picture has been revealed the player may then click another cover to try to find the matching picture. Pictures must be matched in pairs and once all matching pairs have been found the game is over. Unmatched pairs are re-covered and the child must remember the location of the pictures.

AlterJig is a tile jigsaw puzzle game. You select graphics supplied with the game or create your own puzzles from any bitmaps. When you start the game, it scrambles the puzzle and challenges you to restore the picture by rotating groups of four tiles to get the tiles back to their proper position. Tile rotation is controlled by left and right mouse buttons. It sounds easier to solve than it is.

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This is a matching game where the player is presented with a number of face down covers.
Each tile may be clicked to reveal the underlying picture. Once a picture has been revealed
the player may then click another cover to try to find the matching picture. Pictures must be
matched in pairs and once all matching pairs have been found the game is over.

Here's another classic style game familiar to most everyone - a slider puzzle. The object of the game is seemingly simple ... move the pieces of a jumbled picture around the board and put them into the correct order. Although it sounds easy enough, it can most certainly prove to be a challenging task. In addition to a variety of pictures that can be played with, the more adventurous gamer will find 4 different levels of difficulty to choose from.

AlterJig is a tile jigsaw puzzle game. You select graphics supplied with the game or create your own puzzles from any bitmaps. When you start the game, it scrambles the puzzle and challenges you to restore the picture by rotating groups of four tiles to get the tiles back to their proper position. Tile rotation is controlled by left and right mouse buttons. It sounds easier to solve than it is.