Articles for 04.06.2007

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OSL2000 v9.10 Platinum Edition

Software

OSL2000 - An Advanced Multi Boot Manager
Version 9.1 Platinum Edition (fully supports Windows Vista).
Has "Stealth Mode, AutoBoot Controls & Desktop Shortcuts" for total system automation.

OSL2000 is an advanced multi boot manager. Using OSL2000, you can easily install, boot and manage up to 100 independent OSs in your system. A boot manager is a program that lets you have multiple operating systems in your system. OSL2000 boot manager, in addition to being a normal boot manager, has advanced features that let you seamlessly install, boot and manage 100s of OSs like Windows (all versions), Linux, DOS, etc.

It lets you have independent copies of Windows. It even lets you have multiple copies of the same Windows. It lets you boot Windows (all versions) from logical partitions, second hard disk, etc. It has tons of advanced features and does not require any manual configuration. In fact, it is so advanced that it does not even have a configuration screen!

+ Lets you have up to 100 independent operating systems.
+ Lets you have completely independent copies of Windows.
+ Lets you even have multiple copies of the same Windows.
+ Lets you boot Windows (all versions) from logical partitions.
+ Lets you boot Windows (all versions) from the second hard disk.
+ Supports Windows (all versions), Linux, DOS and most others.
+ Supports boot from hard disk, cd-rom, floppy, usb, zip & more.
+ Supports command-line mode, batch files, desktop shortcuts, etc.
+ BootMenu sports a elegant, customizable yet powerful interface.
+ Has tons of advanced features like Stealth, AutoBoot, AutoScan, AutoSense, SafeBoot, AutoHide, MenuLock with password, Self Timer & more....
+ There are no feature limits. All features are available to users.
+ Absolutely no configuration required! Simply 100% automatic.
+ One click install. 100% automatic (takes only a few seconds).
+ Does not require a FAT or NTFS partition to install.
+ Uses the state-of-the-art UltraIO® boot engine to operate.
+ Can be installed from Windows (all versions) and DOS.
+ Uninstaller gives you a clean uninstall, if required.
+ Has excellent HTML based documentation.

85	Author: unknown 4 June 2007 Comments (2) Read More

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Window Blinds 5.50 Enhanced For Vista & XP

Software

Window Blinds 5.50 Enhanced For Vista & XP | 14.76 MB+ Patch[/center]
Works Both in XP and Vista.
Its The Enhanced Edition.

Stardock has released WindowBlinds 5.5 for registered users and Object Desktop users. The new version supports skinning of Windows Vista. A new version of SkinStudio is in development to support skinning of some of the new GUI elements of Windows Vista as well.

68	Author: manoj_299 4 June 2007 Comments (0) Read More

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Playboy 100 HOT NUDES

Magazines

Playboy 100 HOT NUDES | PDF File | 3.18 MB

17	Author: manoj_299 4 June 2007 Comments (0) Read More

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Vida Guerra [Playboy HQ SET]

Celebrities

Vida Guerra | 15 Photos | 2.32 MB

68	Author: manoj_299 4 June 2007 Comments (0) Read More

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Sarah Elizabeth Playmate

Graphics

Sarah Elizabeth | 20 Photos

17	Author: manoj_299 4 June 2007 Comments (0) Read More

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Worms 4 Mayhem

Games

Worms 4: Mayhem is the third Worms game in two years, which is a lot of worms. But more importantly, it's hard to believe there's such a rampant demand for these games, considering they really never change or improve over time. Aside from the requisite transition to 3D, the Worms series hasn't changed much since it first appeared on the PC in 1995. Each new installment may tweak the weapon lineup ever so slightly, but these worms tend to stick to their guns. That's both a good and a bad thing for Worms 4: Mayhem. On one hand, you can expect to be chucking holy hand grenades, detonating old ladies, and calling in air strikes in the hopes of destroying the opposing team of little pink worms. On the other hand, if you've done all that before, there's really no reason to play this game, because it doesn't offer anything new and worthwhile.

68	Author: mcxlvii 4 June 2007 Comments (3) Read More

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Take Command Second Manassas

Games

Self-professed hole-in-the-wall game developer MadMinute Games made quite a splash at the start of 2005 with Take Command: The Battle of Bull Run. Although the company may be a tiny outfit with just two core designers in Adam Bryant and Norb Timpko, both the game itself and the War3D engine that powered it got raves from hardcore wargamers and Civil War buffs. That success apparently wasn't a fluke, either, since the recently released sequel, Take Command: Second Manassas, does an equally good job at depicting another key battle in the war between the states. Although everything will feel a touch "been there, done that" to those who played the original game, hardcore wargames are rarely this approachable and enjoyable. Casual strategy gamers might find that MadMinute has too much of the real Civil War in its Civil War game, as the design has more in common with an old Avalon Hill board game than the typical strategy computer game, but you can't quibble with either the playability or the historical accuracy.

0	Author: mcxlvii 4 June 2007 Comments (0) Read More

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Forgotten Realms: Demon Stone

Games

Within the dominion of high fantasy, there are two staples upon which you can always rely. Running parallel are J.R.R. Tolkien's The Lord of the Rings and the Dungeons & Dragons universes--the former of which stays grounded thanks to a Victorian travelogue-level of mundane detail, and the latter of which benefits from a voluminous world and detailed mythos. A couple of years ago, Northern California-based developer Stormfront Studios established an accessible, enjoyable formula for melding the high-fantasy feel with visceral action in The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers, and now it brings the same to the Dungeons & Dragons world. Forgotten Realms: Demon Stone is a small evolutionary step above what Stormfront did with The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers, and players who appreciate that brand of brute-force, hack-and-slash gameplay should find in it a great-looking and enjoyable, if somewhat familiar, experience

0	Author: mcxlvii 4 June 2007 Comments (2) Read More

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