TaskInfo2003 for Win9x/ME/NT/2k/XP is Task Manager & System Info. It shows in real time System Wide info (CPU, Memory, Cache usage. Data rates for Disk, Network, DialUp IO, IP Address. ...). For all processes and threads, including System threads. it shows CPU%, Path, open files, memory, DLLs, command line, environment vars,TCPIP Connections ... Run and terminate processes. Reboot, Restart, Shutdown System. Shows different Low Resources Alerts.... Igor Arsenin :: taskmgr :: task :: manager :: windows :: 95 :: 98 :: ME :: 2000 :: XP :: system :: information :: process :: thread :: module :: DLL :: dll :: monitor :: CPU :: memory :: debugger :: open :: file :: handle :: tuning :: usa :: TaskInfo2003
TaskInfo for Win95/98/NT/2k/XP is combination of Task Manager and System Information. It shows in real time info about all processes and threads including VxD threads. For each process it shows CPU usage, scheduling, path, open files, memory,DLLs, command line, environment variables, and other. Run and force termination of processes. Reboot, Restart, Shutdown System. It shows also System wide info: CPU, Memory, Cache usage... Igor Arsenin :: taskmgr :: task :: manager :: windows :: 95 :: 98 :: ME :: 2000 :: XP :: system :: information :: process :: thread :: module :: DLL :: dll :: monitor :: CPU :: memory :: debugger :: open :: file :: handle :: tuning :: usa :: TaskInfo
DeepPac 3 is a clone of classic arcade game, designed for Windows. With new marvelous full-screen graphics, cheerful sounds, over 40 clear and surprising mazes, three levels of difficulty and high score table it's now one of the best clones of Pac-Man. The object is to eat dots and bonuses while you avoid the variuos enemies. The number of levels is unlimited and the game include passwords to take you straight to higher one... Igor Kuropatwa :: deeppac :: 3 :: igor :: kuropatwa :: games :: action :: deeppac3 :: DeepPac 3
Simple and very popular tick-tack-toe (noughts and crosses) game worked out by professionals. There are two modes of the game: a player versus computer and a player versus player. For educational purposes you can use computer versus computer mode. It is also possible to undo player's as well as computer's move. Match your wits against the computer and then try your friends! For Windows 95 and 98. They whole is simple to install/uninstall... Igor Kuropatwa :: ox :: game :: igor :: kuropatwa :: games :: kids :: oxgame :: ox game
The OX Millenium is a very intuitive tick-tack-toe like game having a highly simple rules. It falls into category of logic games. You and your opponent (the computer or second player) set the circles and the crosses alternately. The aim of the game is to place them into the line of five or more. You can build horizontal, vertical or diagonal line. To win in standard mode you have to be first... Igor Kuropatwa :: ox :: millenium :: igor :: kuropatwa :: home :: education :: e :: books :: literature :: oxmillenium :: OX Millenium
4 stars (Great Information but Needing a 2nd Edition) - The edition of the book that I have was published in 1999. It was a very helpful book to guide me in my selection of my first sailboat. The general principles that John Vigor advocates will be valid indefinately. I found his "In Comparison" ratings and his "Known Weaknesses" sections valuable. His ratings of comparative seaworthiness, speed, and comfort help anyone selecting a small cruising sailboat. John has made a great contribution with this book. That being said, it would be nice to get a new edition. In particular, it would be valuable to get John's views on other potential bluewater sailboats easily cruised and handled by two people. What are his views on other boats in 28' to 32' size? I suggest the 1999 upper price limit of $50K should be increased. How about a limit of $100K? John's opinions on selected other potential boats from Beneteau, C&C, Catalina, Ericson, Island Packet, and Tartan would make it worth while to buy a new edition. 3 stars (Screen the Reviewers, Please......) - I've read Vigor's book, I've bought an Albin Vega within the past 3 weeks, I'm no circumnavigator (and never will be), but now have my boat of choice for the duration. I at least know if I do want to go offshore, my boat, properly prepared, can do it. The rater that speaks of Vigor's head being 'up his stern' should lighten up or, at least, give some reasoning for his unsubstantiated comments. Obviously, if your heading offshore you probably won't just read Vigor's book (or choose a Cal 20 or Catalina 27) but the book sure narrows the choices to make. And, of course, Vigor's choices aren't the only ones. As many raters said, 'a good starting point' and, contrary to captain 'up his stern' and his innuendo's, there's not a boat in Vigor's 20 choices that are inherently 'bad'. Sorry to Capt. A. Spears and his review which was, nevertheless, helpful; Tanya A. sailed around the world in a Contessa 26 not a Bay... Paradise Cay Publications :: Sports & Recreation :: Sports :: Ships & Shipbuilding - Engineering :: Sailing - General :: Sail Boating :: John Vigor :: :: Twenty Small Sailboats to Take You Anywhere
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