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HSLAB Logger
HSLAB Logger will ensure nobody misuses your computer. |
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Aye Parental Control
When you need to impose parental control even while you are away from home, use the surrogate parent. |
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 Challenge Pool for Windows 4.0 |
A computer simulation pool table (billiard) Game. With the new Version, you can play pool against your computer. Includes seven popular pool game: 9-ball, 8-ball, 15-ball, Straight, Rotation, 10-ball and BlackJack. Strike cue ball with six different hit point to make fast follow shot, slow follow shot, stop shot, draw back shot, left and right english shot.
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