SIV (short for System Information Viewer) is a universal computer hardware information (mainly the mainboard and related equipment) detection application, supports all Windows platforms.

Do you want to record your desktop operation into a EXE, Flash or AVI video file? If so, do give Screen2SWF a try, which is a super easy, fast and user-friendly screen recording tiny app, specially designed for short time (<1 hours) recording.

Nowadays, I feel that no matter what kind of software almost have some corresponding alternative products, but only the Flash Player released by Adobe Company has no alternatives (HTML5 is trying to do this). Especially when we use web browser to surf on the Internet, we would find that it could be how terrible a thing without Adobe Flash Player.

If wanta capture the screen picture, you can get it by using the "Print Screen" key easily, or use the capture software similar to SnagIt to capture. But if you want to record down the computer operation screens in Windows, how to do that? Or you want to get some computer operation steps recorded into a instructional film or a Flash file, so use which kind of software will be more convenient?

Software's size and function are growing with each passing day, yet those small ones are always welcome by users. Foxit Reader and PDF-XChange Viewer have taken over the market of the bulky Adobe Reader at one time, but they also gradually lost the original lightsome look in the process of commercialization. In this trend, only SumatraPDF is still faithful to its original faith!