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Flashing colorful holiday lights for your Windows desktop. String flashing lights on/around your desktop to flash in the background while you work. Plays music, changes desktop wallpaper and many more! Flashing colorful holiday lights for your Windows desktop. String flashing lights on/around your desktop to flash in the background while you work. Plays music, changes desktop wallpaper and many more! Alter bulb sets and flashing mode, configure the built-in screen saver to show falling snow in sync with the flashing lights. New version 5.1 with several enhancements! Now available on CD-ROM with 200 bulb sets, 100+ music files, 130+ wallpaper files and bulb set editor to customize bulbs! Plug-in any icon file or library to use as a bulb set - Twinkle Bulbs automatically imports the icons as bulbs. Decorating your desktop with a holiday theme has never been so much fun!

replaces your Windows background with falling snow. You can have applications running and see snow falling all around. Options let you select the snow amount, snow effects (whether snow settles on the floor, or the cursor disturbs the snow), and the snow style (snow flakes or colored confetti).

is an animated character dressed as Santa that wanders around your desktop and entertains you while you work or play. Fred's an animated cartoon figure who doesn't receive any respect. He scurries around your desktop to encounter a rude dog, an unruly reindeer, a weird snowman, and other strange characters. Good-quality sound effects add to the fun. There are options that let you increase the number of Freds, adjust the snow density, and mute the audio. Xmas Fred can also be run in screen saver mode, complete with snow falling from the top of your monitor and gradually accumulating at the bottom.

comes with 100 original WAV files of guitar sounds. It contains loud guitars, soft chords, curious noises, and many more. You can replace the standard Windows sound events or use these files however you wish.

allows you to to view small animated cartoon characters pop up and recite jokes and quotes. The software allows you to have Microsoft Agent cartoon characters pop up in the corner of your screen and recite jokes, quotes, vocabulary words, and many more. You can have them remind you of specific events by reading your typed reminders, and feature as an alarm clock, reading your typed message on the hour or half hour. Ace Talking Jokes and Quotes can also proofread your letters and papers. It is apparently easier to hear your mistakes than see them. You can effortlessly modify the characters' gestures and movements, and alter their speech characteristics. In addition, you can import your own jokes and quotes into the software's database, as well as sort the data and search the database.

allows you to to follow your mouse pointer and determine how far it has travelled. The software's options let you run it at Windows Startup, animate it at a specific time interval, and alter the different colors associated with it.In addition, you can select to activate it with a hotkey.

allows you to listen to an eerie, alien voice in place of the generic Windows sound events. The humorous WAV files can replace the standard bells, dings and tadas that Windows 95 uses for system events. The events include Software Error, Start, Critical Error, Close, Leave, Open, Minimize and Maximize.

is a desktop toy that brings total destruction to your computer screen. The Warrior Sorceress, Athena, has just been released from her long spell and has now returned to Earth. She is imprisoned in your computer alongside the evil Cybertaurs. Athena must destroy the desktop and the evil Cybertaurs to free herself.With the click of your mouse you can make Athena smash your desktop with powerful kicks, or throw fire balls to burn holes on your screen.

is a 32-bit implementation of John Conway's life theory. It allows you to to enter unique cell patterns and view as they mutate, reproduce, and die-off in never ending patterns. In a 1970 issue of "Scientific American", mathematician John Horton Conway described a series of easy birth and death rules that, when executed in rapid succession by a computer, can imitate a form of life.This software displays the bacteria in an endless lot of engrossing patterns that you can create, modify, and save.

replaces the Windows 95 Start button icon with white baseball with red laces. 

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