Barcodes are machine-readable symbols that represent data that allows businesses worldwide to track and inventory products. There are various types of barcodes, but the most widely used are the UPC (Universal Product Code) and EAN (European Article Numbering). These standard barcodes are for the manufacturing, retail and food service industries. Programmers ensure that barcodes are error-free before they are stamped or printed on products. By checking your barcodes, you’ll avoid printing errors, saving time and money. A Barcodes is simply gadget for barcodes checking.

Atomic Clock – is a simple Windows Gadget that connect to atomic clock servers compare your local time with the current atomic time and shows difference between local computer time and actual time. You can also correct your PC’s local time automatically or manually using Window Time/Date applet. The interface of the tool is based on a small window where you can check out the local and service time and date, along with the difference between them. Atomic Clock can also guide you if you want to synchronize the local time with the server time. From the ‘Settings’ area you can change the layout size and make the app get the time from the server at a custom interval, as well as change the time and date format. In addition, you can disable sounds, enable update notifications, hide the title and copyright text, as well as customize colors for the interface (e.g. background, local time, synchronize, error messages). Options provided by the operating system let you move Atomic Clock anywhere on the screen, make it stay on top of other applications and adjust its opacity level between 20% and 100%.

Keyboard Monitor shows statistics on the use of the keyboard. This gadget is for fun only, but we like it :) It needs a small library installation. Save settings to file. (File will be created – Path: %APPDATA% File: gadgetname_Settings.ini). Color changeable for all gadget’s elements, including background.

Note: Keyboard Monitor doesn’t run under a 64 bit sidebar. To change the autorun, 64 bit sidebar to 32 bit sidebar, you must manual edit the following Registry Key: \\HKCU\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run\SideBar
Change the key to this: %ProgramFiles(x86)%\Windows Sidebar\sidebar.exe /autoRun
(usually it is C:\Program Files (x86)\Windows Sidebar\sidebar.exe /autoRun)
(The only addition is loading sidebar.exe from c:\program files (x86)\ instead of c:\program files\)