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Magic Video Converter is a program that is very easy to use, it’s simple and has a great interface. It works great with WIndows Vista. Magic Video Converter - multi-converter with integrated editor and recorder,which can help you convert file in a specific format: AVI, MPEG, MPEG 1, MPEG 2,MPEG 4, VCD, DVD, SVCD, RMVB, RM, WMV and other video formats .
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Include both The Shadow of Death & Amageddon Blade Release

Genre: Strategy (Turn-based strategy)
Developer: New World Computing
Publisher: The 3DO Company
Release Date: March 21, 2000
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Magic Memory Optimizer 8.1.1.289 |7.6MB

Magic Memory Optimizer is designed to tackle difficult but crucial problems of memory management.
Memory is the most precious resource in your computer; when it becomes low, your computer will slow down severely or crash.
Windows doesn’t handle your memory properly by itself. Over time, no matter how much memory you have, Windows will slowly lose memory, bringing you to a critical state. Magic Memory Optimizer solves these problems by reclaiming lost memory for your programs.
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44 GIF | RAR 12 Mb
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Magic Shop | PC Game | 15.63 MB

In Magic Shop, customers enter your store and order artifacts. Make the items by clicking on groups of matching elements. If your guests have to wait too long, they become impatient and will eventually leave. Collect rubies and purchase enchantments that will make your patrons happy. You can also use spells that will help you collect the elements you need. As simple as tapping your mouse and as beautiful as a spring day, Magic Shop will charm you from the moment you begin playing!
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Move over, David Copperfield. The coolest magic tricks have been gathered together in one book, best-selling author David Pogue’s Magic For Dummies, which is guaranteed to leave your friends, family and coworkers spellbound at your mastery of the mystical arts.

Perform great magic at the drop of a hat with these tips and tricks — literally — from Pogue and 35 of America’s top professional magicians. With a little practice (and some clever misdirection, which lays at the heart of all magic tricks), you’ll bewitch everyone around you with card tricks, coin tricks, disappearing acts, and even mind-reading! Magic For Dummies features more than 90 deceptions, illusions, and sleights of hand for all occasions, along with photos, patter, and presentation tips for every trick in the book. You’ll be pulling rabbits out of your hat for years to come with these great magic tricks…easy enough to learn, and enchanting enough to keep folks baffled and bewildered.
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Canon 50D [Magic Lantern DVD Guide] ISO | 4,27 GB

Tutorial DVD. Play on any DVD player worldwide (recommended) or CD-ROM drive. Take full advantage of your camera’s impressive features with this authoritative DVD guide. The experts at Magic Lantern go far beyond the camera instruction book to show you exactly what you need to know to get great pictures. Read the rest of this entry »

Vector Magic Desktop Edition 1.08 and 1.12
“THIS IS A MUST-HAVE” FOR GRAPHIC DESIGNERS, THE RESULTS ARE JUST UNBELIEVABLE!” – Maxdugan
Stanford University Artificial Intelligence Laboratory has developed an auto-trace tool that is dramatically more accurate than the tools in either Adobe Illustrator or CorelDraw. The conversion process as such is called tracing or vectorization and is something that has historically been done mostly by hand. An automated tool like the Vector Magic web service can make this otherwise tedious task quick and painless.

2 Versions are included.
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Mathemagic Magic Tricks
Martin Gardner has had no formal education in mathematics, but he has had an enormous influence on the subject. His writings exhibit an extraordinary ability to convey the essence of many mathematically sophisticated topics to a very wide audience. In the words ?rst uttered by mathematician John Conway, Gardner has brought “more mathematics, to more millions, than anyone else.”

In January 1957, Martin Gardner began writing a monthly column called “Mathematical Game” in Scientific American. He soon became the influential center of a large network of research mathematicians with whom he corresponded frequently. On browsing through Gardner’s old columns, one is struck by the large number of now-prominent names that appear therein. Some of these people wrote Gardner to suggest topics for future articles; others wrote to suggest novel twists on his previous articles. Gardner personally answered all of their correspondence. Read the rest of this entry »

Set up, manage and secure your network with point and click ease

With Network Magic Pro 5.0, you can skip the tech support phone calls, online forums and expensive on-site consultants. Network Magic Pro provides do-it-yourself tools to help you set up, manage and secure your network like an IT professional.
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