:. Windows Standalone Executables

I design pretty much every one of my programs as very small, installationless programs. This keeps the simplicity high. Most of them rely little, if at all, on registry, keeping your computer clean and potential for error low. I tend to focus on functionality more than the user interface, since most UI additions only slow things down.

Name	Description	Creation Date	Download	Size
Process Viewer	A simple process viewer / window modifier I wrote in high school. Allows you to close windows, change their titles, resize them, etc, even if those windows don't allow you those commands by default.	Spring 2001	File #1	11.55kB
Whoa!	Program I made in high school as an April Fools joke. Hides the start bar until you logout/restart your computer.	Spring 2001	File #1	3.41kB
Text Reverser	Extremely simple program to reverse text on the fly	Spring 2002	File #1	2.72kB
Really Cheap Alarm	The cheapest countdown timer program ever imagined. Another 30 minute high school creation of mine.	Spring 2002	File #1	25.69kB
Alarmski v1	A simple MP3/WMA alarm clock program. I decided to teach myself C# and this was my first project. This allows user-selectable days.	Fall 2007	File #1	118.07kB
Alarmski v2	A more advanced alarm clock which allows an unlimited number of alarms on user-selectable days. The program can play music or use text-to-speech synthesis to alert the time, weather, and more.	Spring 2008	File #1	35.42kB
SeeTheInternet	Randomly or not so randomly downloads images from the web and creates a virtual collage of web images as your screensaver.	Spring 2008	File #1	206.46kB
Mime Upload Exploiter	Lots of people use the mime-type property of an upload to determine if it should be allowed. This is especially common with people who allow image uploads. This is a proof of concept exploiter.	Spring 2008	File #1	6.44kB
MP3 Secretary	Randomly chooses music from your collection to load onto your MP3 player automatically at a schedule.	Summer 2008	File #1	10.76kB