Audubon's superb paintings capture the breathtaking beauty of the four-footed creatures of the North American forest and plains of the 1840's. In the early 1840's John James Audubon decided to paint the animals of North America. Having achieved worldwide fame with his "Birds of North America", he decided to draw and describe America's quadrupeds. He published "The Viviparous Quadrupeds of North America" (1845-48). 52 images are presented.

Have a GPS and a laptop? Use this to find your way. Make patterns or a trail to share with others. When the application starts, you may pick your area of operations - be it North America, South America, Europe and Asia, or Australia. Your quadrant is determined by where you are in relation to the Equator and the Prime Meridian. Tracking of your position is automatically enabled when the application starts. LAS GPS Monitor reads NMEA-182 data

The Butterflies of North America Screen Saverr and Wallpaper rotates 60 close-up photos of colorful butterflies. All butterflies have been seen north of Mexico, as verified by the North American Butterfly Association's butterfly checklist. Optional captions let you display both the common and scientific names of each insect in your choice of font and screen position. You can enjoy this nag-free trial version for up to two weeks.

Schmap North America contains travel guides for 94 cities including New York, Toronto, Montreal and more,together with the Schmap Player, a small piece of software that brings them to life. Each guide comes with dynamic maps, useful links, playable tours, top picks, plus photos and reviews for 100s of attractions, restaurants, shops, museums, parks. Schmap's full series of worldwide travel guides is available for free download at www.schmap.com.

Try to piece flags together! Do you think it is easy? It is not so easy to make the flags out and to choose among the pieces those, which will make up the whole flag. Try, it is not only interesting but also cognitive - you will know about the flags of other countries more than anyone else!

This is a fine art screensaver containing images of modern paintings by the artist Murray R. Hubick. Mr.Hubick is a highly regarded artist who exhibits regularily in both Europe and North America. His work has been praised widely and in general is considered modern in nature but extremely varied in form and direction. Please rest assured that this is a safe download.

You just stumbled upon Net's finest animated flag screensaver. 3D animation means top-notch real physics modeling based on cool wind-blowing algorithm, not some weird cartoonish-looking flapping banner.
World Flags Screensaver comes with a database of 100 flags, but you can add flags of provinces and territories, corporate logos, sport teams or even your own photograph.

World Clock is a desktop clock for Windows that makes an attractive feature on your desktop. It shows the time and date, plus the local time in selected cities, overlaid on a world map shaded to show day and night. You can choose different map views to suit your needs and location.
There's a pop up calendar showing a year at a glance. An atomic clock update component synchronizes your system clock with an Internet time server.

Batch change attribute flags. Readonly, archive, system and hidden flags can all be altered on files and folders, across multiple folders. Particularly useful for clearing the read only flag after copying from CD-RWs.

The flag is the most important symbol of any country. In the Middle Ages, any battle ended only after the flags were captured. Real patriots would rather die then allow the enemy to capture their flag. No other symbol of statehood is honored as much as the flag. If you love your country, and respect its history and people, display the flag on your PC screen as a screensaver! 52 different flags, FREE download!

We are proud to present Flags of North America, the first installment in our FlagPride product line. Visit www.FlagPride.com and download the demo to see the high resolution flags waving on your computer screen. Flags of North America includes all the flags of Canada, across the United States, and through Mexico, every province, territory, estado and state. Bonus Flags included.