Corel's PaintShop Pro (originally called Paint Shop) is a fully functional, easy-to-use professional digital photo editing and graphic designing software. Compared with PhotoShop, its significantly smaller file size, much flexibility, and faster and easier operation make it more popular. Even though in the aspects of comprehensiveness of functions and support for third-party plugins it is slightly inferior to PhotoShop.

mpTrim (formerly called mp3Trim) is a compact and convenient MP3 audio file cleaning up, trimming, amplifying and fading-in/fading-out tool from Germany. We can use it to reduce the file size of MP3 music without quality loss; to remove unwanted noises or mute sounds from MP3 file; to adjust the sound volume of MP3; to cut your favorite MP3 and use the clips as your personalized ringtone; and to make a music clip with a fade/fade effect for later merging with other music clips or showing as a demo, etc.

Tally.ERP (ERP = Enterprise Resource Planning) is the main product of Tally Solutions company from India. It's primarily used by a business owner to manage accounting, invoicing, inventory, recording sales & purchases, tax, payroll, and much more, so as to make their business processes simplified and be easier and more effective.

Snipaste (formerly called: PicNotes) is a compact, simple but overwhelmingly powerful and efficient screenshots making tool from China. Its independent developer spent 3 years to create this very special screen capture application, which combines screenshot + annotation + mapping these 3 major functions in one place. It is currently the only real edge tool for making screenshots on Windows, Mac and Linux! In contrast, you will immediately realize that - the working efficiency of using the traditional screen capture software is too low, and your screenshots operation and using habit must change dramatically in the future.

All relevant information of a audio/video file is stored in the file's header area, including duration, codec id, aspect, frame rate, bit rate, sample rate, channels, bit depth, language, etc. MediaInfo can obtain and utilize these info from the header of a media file with ease, which is very helpful for media software developers. If you just want to know the codec info of some movie or music file that could not be recognized or played correctly, you can use MediaInfo to check its technical & tag data.