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The Relaxation Center 2.0


License Free to try
Requirements Windows XP
Downloads 157 Limitations None
Publisher Code Dancer File Size 26.0M
Date added 27 Nov 2008 Check your speed

Combine restful pictures, screen savers or hypno-fractals with soothing background music or sounds to create 12 unique relaxation sessions, up to 30 minutes each. Get 12 more self-contained 5 minute sessions in the DirectX Center. Fractals are images where every picture is composed of smaller pictures that resemble the whole. Their infinite detail and intricate beauty provide an ideal focus for relaxation. View nature pictures, fractals, your own personal photographs or a random mix, with or without music or sounds. Automatically find all the screen savers in your computer and reorganize and play them. View hypno-fractals, with or without music or sounds. Organize and play background music and sounds with 20 music and 4 sound pre-set buttons. The Download Center allows you to get more free photographs, fractals, midis, MP3s, or screen savers and also to program your favorite websites into its menu. You can also stream audio from the internet as a background from here.

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