Other Apps

These are applications and games that I've created for various purposes. If you enjoy any of the programs or games, send me a message, or buy me something off of my Amazon Wishlist. Thanks! These pages were all written by George Jaros and are part of George's Universe, but will open in new browser windows.

>> McNaughton Lot Availability Application: - I wrote this program for McNaughton Development, a luxury home builder. The application reads information from a database and displays the availability status of lots in their developments. This example shows how the application works. The full application is automatically updated when lot statuses are changed in the database and clicking on the lots brings you to lot detail pages. Visit the McNaughton Development to see the full application in action. This was written in Flash and integrated with ColdFusion.

>> The Berg Accelerated Learning & Study Skills Program: - (16.3 Mb) - I wrote this program for Howard Berg, supposedly the world's fastest reader. This program is supposed to help you read faster and learn quicker. The program consists of nine lessons and an extensive workbook. I've included here the introduction and the first lesson. I did all the programming for this application, including the installation (using Inno Setup). I was originally provided a very rough Power Point presentation, MP3 audio files, and a rough draft word document for the workbook. The application was created in Flash. The Password for the first lesson is Le@rnF@st

>> Thought-O-Matic: - Thought-O-Matic is a Visual Basic application that I wrote. It is able to predict what Simpsons character you select. The installer was created with Inno Setup.

>> Peg Jump: - This is the classic triangular peg jump game written in VB.net. Simply extract the zip file and run GJaros-PegJump.exe. This was created for a .net class I took.

>> Plant Calculator: - This program is also written in VB.net. It will help you determine how many plants to purchase for a given area. Simply extract the zip file and run PlantCalculator/PlantCalculator.exe. This was created for the same .net class I took.