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BSB Import 1)   BSB Import 1.0
A photoshop plugin which allows you to read NOAA marine charts. Also known as bsb or kap charts. - Print charts. - Create and print your own custom charts to cover the area you want. - Print a small area of a chart. - Edit Charts.
Chartbook Maker 2)   Chartbook Maker 1.2.0
Easily print full resolution marine charts in a handy booklet format using normal printer! Great for small boats and quick reference without unrolling a large chart. Print as many copies as you like, if your chart get wet print another.
Hurricanes 3)   Hurricanes 1.1
Hurricanes screensaver provides an informative and dynamic look at the power and size of these oceanic monsters. Rotate 30 different satellite views of a few of the recent storms. The program is powered by an excellent screen-saver engine
Earth and Moon 4)   Earth and Moon 1.0
Earth and Moon screensaver provides dramatic views from high above the Earth. Rotate 21 different photos Earth and lunar shots. The program is powered by an excellent screen-saver engine, which lets you adjust the time between slide changes
SeaTTY 5)   SeaTTY 2.20
A program to receive weather reports, navigational warnings and weather charts transmitted on longwave and shortwave bands in RTTY, NAVTEX, HF-FAX (WEFAX), GMDSS DSC and NWR-SAME modes. Only receiver and computer with a sound card are necessary.
Aerial Views US Cities 6)   Aerial Views US Cities 1.1
Aerial Photos: US Cities Screensaver (36 photos) provides an attractive slide-show presentation of aerial photographs of U.S. cities. Although the images aren't breathtakingly beautiful, they are rather interesting depictions of the mark we've made
Nature's Light 7)   Nature's Light 1.0
See the light that nature provides. Rotate 32 different artistically bordered photos of lightening, sun pillars, rainbows and more. The program is powered by an excellent screen-saver engine, which lets you adjust the time between slide changes
Tornados 8)   Tornados 1.1
Tornado screensaver provides a close-up look at the most powerful storm system known to man. Rotate 42 different photo views of a few of these towers of destruction. Also included is a few from the old days as well as the first known photograph
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