Mercurius is a unique web search tool that helps you to narrow search engine and metasearch searches by listing keywords and phrases extracted from the web sites returned by a search. You can then repeat the search using any listed keywords you think are relevant, enabling you to reduce the number of results and find what you want. It works with Microsoft Internet Explorer and most of the major search engines and metasearcher sites.

Convert paper documentation, particularly software user guides, into Windows Help and HTML. Many tools exist that would appear to do the job, but unlike Single Source they tend to be limited in the automatic creation of the following: "What’s This?" help, MAP file (for linking to a program), Contents file, Related Topics lists, hypertext links, and help index. Requires Microsoft Word and Help Compiler.

An easy-to-use musical ear trainer that uses a unique method to help you acquire absolute or perfect pitch. You learn a particular note by listening to a random sequence that includes the note. Whenever the note is played, your aural recognition is reinforced by visual stimuli that serve to connect the sound of the note with its name and position on the piano keyboard. When you are confident you know the note, you can take a test.

Numero Lingo is the easy way to learn to count in a variety of foreign languages: English, French, German, Italian, Portuguese, and Spanish. Even if you are fluent in all other aspects of a language, you may still find it difficult to understand numbers delivered at speed. Numero Lingo is here to teach you to interpret those rapidly-spoken telephone numbers or till totals.

AutoShare is one of the easiest and most powerful technical analysis applications for worldwide stock markets. It can download free historical share price data from exchanges around the world, list shares that satisfy your data mining criteria (such as moving average crossover), display printable charts, maintain your portfolios, import and export price files, and perform backtests.

Offsiter is an archiving application that compresses files and sends them encrypted to offsite e-mail accounts. Such offsite storage offers far greater security than conventional storage mechanisms such as CD ROM, tapes, and hard drives, all of which are prone to theft or damage. You can use any e-mail account, including the free ones provided by Yahoo, Microsoft, and Google.