Software by ITB CompuPhase:

PaletteMaker creates a common 256-colour palette from a list of RGB pictures. It uses an iterative and interactive procedure in order to optimize those colours that you judge most important. PaletteMaker is flexible and achieves high quality. PaletteMaker knows about the peculiarities of the Windows Palette Manager and takes the human perception model into account.

Block Ctrl-Alt-Delete in Windows 2000 and Windows XP... (who said that it could not be done?) KeyTrap is a programmer's tool for Microsoft Windows that allows you to trap key presses and optionally block them. KeyTrap offers a rigorous key trapping solution for all (Win32) versions of Microsoft Windows and for all keys. KeyTrap maintains the keyboard state and a key queue internally, so blocked keys can still be detected by your program.

A quick and little scripting language, specifically designed to extend applications. Features include a small footprint, quick execution of the P-code and a good interface to "native" functions. These features make Small a good scripting language for games, multimedia applications and embedded software (for which scripting is needed). Optimized P-code ("bytecode") interpreter in assembler (Windows & Linux). Full source is included.

AniSprite is an advanced high-performance sprite animation library for Microsoft Windows. Selected features are semi-transparent masks, alpha-channel mixing, automatic hit testing (collision detection), integration with frame animation libraries and curved (spline) paths. Full source code is available.

EGI 4.0 is an advanced frame animation engine for games and multi-media applications. EGI uses an enhanced FLIC file format. The engine can be used with any program/environment that can call a DLL. EGI provides transparent animations (move an animation over the desktop), embedded sound, segmented animations, overlays, high compression, real time scaling, HiColor animations and run-time scripting. Full source code is available.

An embedded scripting language, specifically designed to extend applications. Features include a small footprint, quick execution of the P-code and a good interface to "native" functions. These features make Pawn a good scripting language for games, multimedia applications and embedded software. Optimized P-code ("bytecode") interpreter in assembler and a JIT. Full source code is included. Pawn was formerly called the "Small" language.