ZOTAC WinUSB Maker is the evolution version of its former edition WinUSB Maker, with its version number fall back to now v1.1 from the previous 2.0 Beta (compatible with Windows XP again), although this makes users feel obviously confused. Anyway, who cares this? Let's get down to the main part!

For guys who like to collect and enjoy various hilarious/funny GIF images, one probable trouble is - there seems to be no suitable image browser specially designed for viewing the animated GIF.

If we know one fact that TechSmith's Snagit is the #1 screenshot/screencast tool on Windows, than for Linux, the king of screen capture software will be Shutter (formerly GScrot) - of course, it's freeware and open-source, developed by Mario Kemper from Canada.

Win32 Disk Imager (AKA: ImageWriter) is very simple image-to-disk writing tool, free, open-source, lightweight and easy-to-use. Compared with similar tools, its advantages are more stable and reliable. And when write a large size of image file into USB storage device, you will find it also has some superiority on writing speed. Besides, the whole process has no effect to the performance of your computer.

As everyone knows, DOSBox takes the way of text-based configuration with lots of parameters, so that is absolutely not an easy thing to create the appropriate configuration for a DOS game for ordinary users. As as result, some graphical environment (AKA: frontend, GUI) tools were specially designed to complete this task, and D-Fend was once one of the outstanding graphical front ends.