WinOrganizer 4.1.1525 Portable Multilanguage

Windows Software | WinOrganizer | 10.68 MB
WinOrganizer is a full-scale personal information manager (PIM) that helps you organize and plan your business and personal life. It's a planner, notepad and address book combined in one powerful application.
Spaceimage

90 JPG | 5102x3567 | 300 dpi | 564.16 Mb
SolSuite 2010 v.10.0 Portable

Windows Software | SolSuite 2010 | 19.01 MB
SolSuite 2010 is a high-quality collection of 504 solitaire games. All of the world's best solitaires are here including Spider, Klondike, FreeCell, Pyramid, Golf, Monte Carlo, Canfield, Gaps, Forty Thieves, Four Seasons, Napoleon, Diplomat, La Belle Lucie, Poker Solitaire, Flower Garden, Rouge et Noir; along with dozens of original solitaires that you cannot find elsewhere, such as King of Scotland, Baccarat Solitaire, and Mayflower!
Darkroom Ensembles PSD

20 PSD | 4093x2894 | 1.02 Gb
Computer Active - issue 308, 10 to 23 December 2009 (UK)

Computer Active - issue 308, 10 to 23 December 2009 (UK)
English | 84 pages | PDF | 36.60 Mb
Computer Active - The UK best-selling computer & technology magazine offering essential productivity and buying advice, delivered in an entertaining, informative and plain English style. Computeractive has maintained its position as the UK No1 computer magazine for over 6 years as a result of the impartial editorial content, the emphasis on consumer advocacy and PC troubleshooting and its unique fortnightly publishing schedule.
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Asadal Digital Contents Vector

AI | 9.87 Mb
The Pianist by Wladyslaw Szpilman - (Mp3 audio-book)

Audiobook | ISBN-10: 0312263767 | English | MP3 (128 kb/s) | 358 MB
On the 23rd September 1939, the last live broadcast on Polish radio came from a young pianist named Wladyslaw Szpilman. German shelling put a stop to the transmission. The Pianist is Szpilman's best-selling account of his war years, his survival against all odds. Whilst his family was deported to Treblinka and exterminated, Szpilman escaped, thanks to a music loving policeman who recognised him. This was only the first in a series of lucky escapes that littered his life as he hid among the rubble and corpses of the Warsaw Ghetto. The most remarkable was the rescue that came at the hands of a German officer, Wilm Hosenfeld, who brought food to Szpilman's derelict hideout. Hosenfeld died in a Stalingrad labour camp but portions of his diary survived, telling of his outrage at the madness and evil he witnessed.
Brand Backgrounds Vector

7 EPS | 16.3 Mb







