This is the software section. Here is where I'm going to post all of the software I've written that I want to share with the world. I don't really care what you do with it; so long as you don't use it to (somehow) commit crimes and you find it useful. At any rate, enjoy the selection, and if you find bugs, report them in Mantis or on the forums.

Anything to do with these applications (support, feature requests, etc) should be placed under the appropriate board on the forums. DO NOT EMAIL ME ASKING FOR SUPPORT. Thanks.

All the software here is donationware. This means, that while you are under no obligation to do so, if you like my software, find it useful/informative, please consider making a donation to support my work. Donators receive priority support and feature consideration, as well as access to the Mantis bug tracker to track the status of the bugs and feature requests they report.

AVSGenerator	Updated 2006-07-21
I wrote this app one day when I got bored. Basically, I needed to batch-encode a ton of anime files that were in MKV format and needed some tweaking to get the aspect ratio from 16x9 to 4x3. I didn't really want to copy and edit a bunch, so I threw this thing together. The program's use is pretty simple: pick an output directory using the button on the top. Edit the file token if you want, but the default is usually fine. Copy your Avisynth template into the top text area. Drag files into the lower box, or use the Add button to go find them. When you have all the files where you want them, just hit generate. It will create a ton of AviSynth scripts for you. This program doesn't do a whole hell of a lot, but it can save you a ton of time.
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Checklist Tree
Checklist Tree has moved to SourceForge. See the project page on SourceForge to download.

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Project Stack	Updated 2008-06-15
I have too many people asking me, "what's on your plate" at work...so I wrote this nifty little application (it took all of 2 hours while waiting for various SourceSafe operations) one morning at work. Now I can just tell them.
Download (.jar file)

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WindowMover	Updated 2006-07-21
I wrote this one to assist me with the biggest annoyance of remote desktop: no multiple monitor support. See, some applications (Alcohol 120% comes to mind) don't utilize standard windows right click context menus for the titlebars, so right-click->move does not work. So I wrote this little app. Just pick an application that's offscreen, and click "Reposition Selected Window" and voila, the window will be on your primary monitor at a manageable 640x480 size to fit on any screen.
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