FakeBox v1.0

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places a pair of realistic-looking animated eyes on your Windows 95 desktop. As you move your mouse cursor around the screen the eyes follow it. You can alter the attention span, the drowsiness level, and the eye color to one of six colours. Features auto start, always-on-top, blinking and winking, and many more.Note: We have been unable to contact Gadgetware at the telephone number and Web address included in the software documentation. You may not be able to register this software.

Lavalampen screen-mate. Diese, dem original nachgebildete Lavalampe erhellt die Bildschirme von Fans aus der ganzen Welt. Lavalampen screen-mateDiese, dem original nachgebildete Lavalampe erhellt die Bildschirme von Fans aus der ganzen Welt.

allows you to to monitor how much money you are earning on the basis of your hourly wage. You just enter your hourly wage, and the software displays how much money you are making and how long you have been working. The software runs as an easy icon in the System Tray area of the Windows taskbar.

is the ultimate Windows "eyes" software featuring a creepy monster whose eyes follow your mouse. Move him anywhere on your desktop.

displays a mood ring on your desktop that changes color. MoodRing is developed to gather info from mouse and/or keyboard input. The color changes that occur will be somewhat slow, so if you're not inputting anything the ring will "cool down" and after several minutes will eventually drop to black. The color changes are black to brown to green to turquoise to blue.Options let you start the ring manually or automatically, select keyboard or mouse input (or both), alter the amount of time it checks for input, select the style of ring, and show the ring on your desktop or System Tray.

is a fun software that creates a bogus dialog box so you can take a break while your computer is busy "installing" or "defragmenting". Tired of working? You need a break but you already took one a few minutes ago? You can't very well work at your PC while a software is being installed, right? Nap and Coffee is an ingenious way to create an excuse to receive away from your workstation. You select the time you want for your break and some miscellaneous options such as text labels ("Copying files...", "Scanning for virus...", "Installing software", and more...) then here is the miracle: a progress bar appears, letting people around you think your computer is intensively working. The ultimate alibi for doing nothing! Nap and Coffee displays a realistic small window that makes it look like your computer is installing a new software, defragging your hard disk, performing a virus scan, or executing another time-consuming job. Options let you alter the title bar and progress bar text, set the duration in minutes, show the remaining time, let for cancellation, and keep the window on top of your desktop. Go ahead -- download and run it -- then receive a nap or coffee.

is an easy software that gives you the ability to alter the icon and name associated with the "Recycle Bin", "My Computer", and "Network Neighborhood" on your Windows desktop. Rename Recycle Bin also features the ability to reset all of these desktop items to their original default settings.

allows you to draw all over your desktop. By just double-clicking the icon in your System Tray, the mouse cursor becomes a drawing cursor, allowing you to draw anywhere on the screen in 16 colors. Your drawings can be immediately cleared by hitting any key.

makes your desktop look like the main see screen of the Star Trek Enterprise. ST Lights recreates the Enterprise's lights that appear below the main scanner on the bridge. You can configure the lights in a lot of ways, and even have a realistic sound effect play that makes you feel like you're standing on the bridge.

allows you to to open and close your CD-ROM tray at random times, and each time play a rude sound. You can determine the frequency of these sounds, specify gross or civil sounds, or have the software sound once and then leave. In addition, there is a feature that enables you to launch another software. The Flatulator comes with 20 gross sound files (farts, belches, and barfs) and 15 G-rated ones (laughs, baby cries, yells, yawns, and a kiss).

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