Wednesday, October 26, 2011

Cyber-D’s AutoReboot 1.0

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Cyber-D’s AutoReboot can automagically reboot a computer when there is no internet connection detected. This can be very useful for servers and kiosk computers that require a constant internet connection and you want to save yourself from walking to the server and rebooting it manually to restore the internet connection.

PAD XML file

Wednesday, April 27, 2011

Starck Clock Screensaver

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The Starck Clock screensaver is a clock screensaver inspired by the Fossil ‘O-Ring’ wristwatch designed by Philippe Starck. This clock is also available as a Windows Gadget.

Tuesday, August 3, 2010

Cyber-D’s SQL Wizard 1.06


Cyber-D's SQL wizard makes it easy to generate SQL queries from CSV data. This tool is ideal for people who need to insert large amounts of data into an SQL database. If you always receive Excel documents and need to insert the data into an SQL database, then this tool is ideal. Simply save the Excel document as a Comma Sererated Value, import the file, change the variables (see video tutorial on product's website), click parse and save as SQL file. Now you can import the file in your SQL database.
Here is how it works:
  1. Export the Excel document as a CSV file (where “;” is used as a separator).
  2. Run SQL Wizard and browse for the csv or txt file.
  3. Give the columns in the CSV a unique identifier in the “SQL string variables in order of CSV data variables” field. You can use any name you like, as long as it’s between the [square brackets] and seperated by a semicolon.
  4. Modify the “SQL Insert Query” field to match your table name and table column names. Use the names you gave to the SQL columns in the query template.
  5. Click on “Parse” to generate the SQL Queries.
  6. Click on “Save as SQL on Desktop.”
  7. Open the SQL file for inspection and load into SQL database when satisfied.
This tool can also be used to create any other type of queries if you modify the SQL Insert Query string to your needs.

PAD XML file

Monday, June 7, 2010

Windows Sidebar “MJPEG Streamer”

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MJPEG Streamer is a sidebar gadget made in flash. It can display a mjpeg video stream in it’s native size. This gadget is optimized for 640x480 MJPEG video streams.
Because this gadget is made in flash, you will need the flash plugin for the sidebar. If you have a 64bit version of Windows (mostly Windows 7), you will need to use the 32bit version of the sidebar because there is no 64bit flash plugin yet.

Wednesday, April 7, 2010

Windows Sidebar: “Bar Clock”

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Inspired by Phillipe Starck design. Filled bar is the minutes, number is the hours and moving line is the seconds. Front and back color can be changed in the settings.
Note: This gadget uses Adobe Flash. Windows 7 64-bit does not have a flash player available yet for the Gadgets. However, you can still use this gadget by running the 32 bit version of the sidebar rather than the 64 bit. Click here to learn how.


Release history:
1.1:
- Improved glass effect.
- Added option to disable glass effect.

1.0:
- Initial release.

Windows Sidebar: “Calendar Black”

imageCalendar Black is a modified version of the default Calendar Gadget (by Microsoft).

Wednesday, March 17, 2010

Windows Sidebar “FlipClock”

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Animating flip clock for Windows Sidebar made in Adobe Flash.
Note: This gadget uses Adobe Flash. Windows 7 64-bit does not have a flash player available yet for the Gadgets. However, you can still use this gadget by running the 32 bit version of the sidebar rather than the 64 bit. Click here to learn how.



Release history:
1.0:
- Initial release

Wednesday, February 24, 2010

Windows Sidebar “Twiv”

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Twiv (Timed Web Image Viewer) is a gadget for Windows Vista that downloads a (webcam) image from the web and displays it in a window of 320x240. The images cross fade into the next image. Clicking on the orange arrow takes you to options where you can set the image URL to download and the interval.
Note: This gadget uses Adobe Flash. Windows 7 64-bit does not have a flash player available yet for the Gadgets. However, you can still use this gadget by running the 32 bit version of the sidebar rather than the 64 bit. Click here to learn how.




Release history:


1.3:
- Replaced internal settings page with external gadget configuration page
- Added configuration error messages
1.2:
- Can now load URLS that contain a ‘?’ in the string.
- Some internal image loading engine fixes.
- Images are now smoothed out.
- Can set interval values smaller than 1 (0.1 as minimal)
1.1:
- Fixed timer interval bug.
1.0:
- Initial release.

Friday, February 12, 2010

Windows Sidebar "Work Progress Bar"

Knowing when you are done with your work at the office depends on when you come in. Thus I made this gadget that shows how many hours I have remaining in my working day at the office. The default working hours per day is set to 08:30 hours per day. This can be modified by clicking on it and changing the time. When the time is up, it will show your working time as 'overtime' and the bar turns red. The timer starts when you log in, and it will not reset itself when you restart your system only until the next day.
Note: This gadget uses Adobe Flash. Windows 7 64-bit does not have a flash player available yet for the Gadgets. However, you can still use this gadget by running the 32 bit version of the sidebar rather than the 64 bit. Click here to learn how.

Release history:
1.0:
- Initial release

Tuesday, January 5, 2010

Windows Sidebar "Starck Clock"

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Starck Clock is a gadget I made for Vista and Windows 7. Inspired by the Philippe Starck designed Fossil wristwatch. Choose between black or white background, regular or glow clock style. Clock color can be changed by clicking on the clock disc.
Note: This gadget uses Adobe Flash. Windows 7 64-bit does not have a flash player available yet for the Gadgets. However, you can still use this gadget by running the 32 bit version of the sidebar rather than the 64 bit. Click here to learn how.

This clock is also available as a screensaver for Windows.

Release history:
1.4:
- Replaced flash color picker with HTML color picker in settings.
1.3:
- Added black background version.
- Added configuration screen.
- Added slight shine effect on normal clock face.
- Added glow clock style.
- Added minutes animation on clock startup.
1.2:
- Minimalistic redesign (removed Starck logo and digital clock).
- Added ability to change color by clicking on the clock face.
1.1:
- Added small digital clock.
- Slight redesign.
1.0:
- Initial release.