BlueBell - Internet Scrapbook. 1U5

Publisher review:
BlueBell is a program that once used you'll be wondering how you ever managed without it. Implementing Drag and Drop technology and Tymax's 100% custom Graphical User Interface library written in industrial strength c++ makes this real designer software. You'll be able to Drag pictures & text straight out of Internet Explorer and into BlueBell - and they'll be instantly saved. Keep interesting pictures, jokes, passwords, Web Addresss, Licenses, Specs, Docs, Source and just about anything you can find in your own personal password protected folder - it's child safe. If you're a Professional Researcher a Student or just a plain old Surfer you'll find yourself saving hours with BlueBell - the Internet ScrapBook.
Requirements:
16Mb memory, >256 Colors Graphics Card

Operating system:
Win95,Win98,WinME,WinXP,Windows2000

Release notes:
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