Atoms are materializing out of thin air and you must combine them into stable molecules before they fill the laboratory. You donΓÇÖt have to be a rocket scientist to figure out this is an addicting puzzle game. It even has a tutorial to get you started.
Hot Tip: The radioactive atom clears out all the atoms in the molecule to which itΓÇÖs attached. Use it wisely!
CGraph v2.0
by Rick Gigger
Calculate and graph functions and equations. Type in an equation and this program automatically converts it into graph form. Zoom in and out on the graphs, and copy and paste them into other documents. Use the Tracer tool to determine exact values of ΓÇ£xΓÇ¥ and ΓÇ£yΓÇ¥ at any point on the graph. You can graph up to five equations at a time.
Cryptogrammer v1.1.1
by Lawrence Snyder
Do you like cryptograms? A cryptogram is a word puzzle in which a quotation, saying, or witticism has been encoded by substituting every letter with another letter. There are 750 cryptogram quotes, plus you can add your own. If you need help, you can get a one letter hint, or see the frequencies of letters and 2 and 3 letter combinations. And, if you like to solve other cryptograms (such as the ones in the newspaper), you can enter them into the program and solve them using the program's interface instead of a pencil and paper.
Eagle GradeBook v3.0d
by Rex Evans
Keep track of students and their grades with this gradebook program. The interface is much like the pages of a typical grade book. Grades may be entered using a letter grade, pass/fail, or plus, check or minus. You can also define your own letter grades. Calculation of grades may use a straight average, even average, or weighted average. Print grades using one of over a dozen reports.
Online English Handbook v1.2
by Dr. Dennis Clausen and Tom Haglund
Perfect your written English with this reference guide. This program contains rules for capitalization, punctuation, grammar and more. Just click on a topic and complete rules and examples are given. Examples of incorrect usage are also given along with explanations about why the sentence is incorrect.
WordBreaker v1.0.1
by Bob Uskali
Challenge your vocabulary in this Mastermind-style game. Try to guess a five-letter word. You type the word and the computer tells you how many letters you have correct. Once you figure out which letters make up the word, make your final guess. The challenge is you can only guess with legitimate five letter words, not just a combination of five letters.
