DiCasa magazine publish the projects of interior design, decor, designer furniture to meet the most demanding audience.
DiCasa publicar os projectos de design de interiores, decoração, designer de móveis para atender o público mais exigente. DiCasa ligação entre profissionais, empresários e consumidores.

StudioLine Web integrates all functions for designing, publishing and maintaining professional web sites into a single user interface – layout editor, page editor, image archive, image editing, graphics and text effects, picture galleries, file transfer and site management. An absolute novelty – you easily edit your images, apply special effects and arrange them as collages directly on your page and immediately view the outcome. With StudioLine Web you realize your web designs in a snap: Images and text are positioned freely and remain editable. In three steps, your page is published to the Internet. For a successful start, we're offering a tutorial that walks you through the steps of creating this sample web site. You'll learn the basics and pick up many hints and tips for your own web site projects. Quality is not a luxury. Get started now, you'll master StudioLine in record time. Find pictures in the image archive using your descriptions and any combination of system, camera and user tags. Automatically generated web galleries and slide shows.

Run your karaoke shows with ease. Karma (short for Karaoke Management), is a karaoke show manager written from the ground up using Microsoft .Net technology for compatibility well into future versions of Windows. Karma requires no plugins or other applications to run and unlike some of the most widely used products, was not originally designed for DJ work and then later adapted for karaoke. Karma was designed for karaoke from the ground up.

"El Víbora"(The Viper) was a Spanish comic magazine, monthly, which began publication in December 1979 and disappeared in January 2005 after a total of 300 numbers and several specials. His motto was "Comix for survivors" and has certainly been the longest of all the magazines called adult comics boom in Spain, second only to "El Jueves". It was also one of the most influential, the channel "with the alternative comics sales channels into the reach of all" and becoming the main representative of the so-called chunga line, one of the three major schools Spanish cartoon aesthetic of the years 80, with the clear line and represented by the Madriz magazine. – Wiki