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Radio Stream Player 2.1.2 (Windows)
This program allows you to stream online radio stations without having to run a bloated player, or having a Internet browser window open. It offers a nice and handy menu with access to the station list in your local language. All this with a minimal GUI that shows you what...
Tags: Station, Radio, Microsoft Windows, TheXSoft, Construction, Advertising & Promotion, Marketing
Software downloads 2009-06-30
Mobile FTP Client 1.1.5.2 (Mobile)
Mobile FTP Client is FTP client for Windows Mobile 5/6 or above that allows users to download or upload files to a FTP server. The features include: support for both passive and active connections; site manager to store login information to multiple sites; minimal installation size (around 200kb). The program...
Tags: FTP Client, Mobile, TheXSoft, Mobile FTP Client, Advertising & Promotion, Marketing
Software downloads 2009-02-10
P2P Transfer 1 (Windows)
The P2P Transfer application was designed to be a tool that will allow users to have multiple machines transfer p2p hashes / torrents to a single download server, without having to login to the remote server or copying the file manually. Transfers are encrypted to ensure full privacy. This version...
Tags: P2P, Microsoft Windows, TheXSoft, Transfers, Peer To Peer (P2P), Internet
Software downloads 2008-01-02
SteamIDFinder 1 (Windows)
This program allows players of valves online games like Counter-strike source / Day of defeat Source or any other Source engine based game to find their unique identification Steam ID for short. It finds your steamid by scanning the Steam logs.
Tags: TheXSoft, Games, Microsoft Windows, Personal Technology, Operating Systems, Software
Software downloads 2007-04-27
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