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Scalable Smart Packager CE is the latest edition of Scalable's Free MSI Package Builder. Support added for Windows XP, Vista, 7 and 8 and APP-V packages. Smart Packager CE will not package Windows Installer Setups.

Vectorize your images into scalable and clear art! Auto vector converts raster images like jpegs, gifs and pngs to scalable vector art in svg, emf and wmf formats.

WinINSTALL LE is a FREE software packaging and application installer management solution that supports the latest MSI schema and provides the functionality, consistency, and ease of use. Now support for Windows Vista and Windows 7.

Built for IT administrators, WinINSTALL makes it easy to prepare software packages for error-free deployment. A wizard-based interface guides you through application packaging, existing MSI repackaging, and transform creation. Now supporting Win 7!

.NET and C# inversion of control container Winter4net - Lightweight C#, .NET dependency injection container, spring framework compliant, ultrafast, compact and scalable, infrastructure for MDD/MDA

- 100% scalable vector; - Small size SWF: only 6,6KB; - All animation done by actionscript; - Translucent globe; - One movieclip contains all graphic elements. Simply drag and drop; - Included AS code for 8 versions of the globe (as seen in the previ

The Laureate 4-20 mA transmitter for frequency, rate or period accepts two independently scalable input channels.

This is extremely scalable and customizable flash template. Being totally XML driven it provides cool opportunities for web users without any design experience. Implementation of swfaddress feature makes the website SE friendly. You can easily add pa

Scalable Smart Packager Pro empowers administrators to create MSI installer packages as well as enhance and test Windows MSI Installer and APP-V packages for pain-free software distribution to desktops across the enterprise.

Host Monitor is a highly scalable network monitoring software suitable for small and enterprise-level networks