Thanks
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We would like to thank the following companies and developers, who provided code libraries, (OCX, Active-X and DLLs), without which this software would not have been possible.

Bennet-Tec for the AllText component that provides the underlying word processing functionality in RTFeditor, NLPlab, FreeThought and WriteNow.

Dart for their ziplite tool, that will enables us to include a zip/unzip facility within BrainBox.

GreenTree for the customised select-lists used in early versions of BrainBox.

Lassalle Technologies for AddFlow 3.0 which provides the main graphics engine powering the flow charting facilities in MapEdit.

Newtone for their excellent set of bitmap editing facilities that underpin bitmap picture editing in BrainBox.

Polar Software for their excellent spellchecker, and also for their encryption software modules.

Product Technologies for their very useful, value-for-money, MP3/Wav voice recorder and music player.

SkySoftware for the impressive Shell MegaPack, which only requires a few lines of code to integrate a Windows Explorer-like interface into a Visual Basic project. (And also for their prompt help when I had a problem with one of the more complicated things that I was trying to achieve).

United Research Labs for their wave-to-text tools, which we are experimenting with, in the hope of placing voice recognition within future version of BrainBox.

VideoSoft / ComponentOne for their VSView software. This provided us with simple, yet robust, print management that we could not have otherwise managed to author for ourselves.

WordWeb Developer for their dictionary and thesaurus. One day we hope to be able to upgrade to the professional version of this facility, and integrate even more word related functionality into BrainBox.

...last, but not least, we would like to mention the excellent sales and support from software vendor greymatter who sold us many of these components, and who provide impressive after sales service...

We would also like to thank...

...the developers of the free icon sushi program that enabled us to convert bitmaps into icons - and also the developers of the many pieces free and low-cost software, which can be used as complementary to the software that we have written, and which we have listed on our 'extras' page.