Those of you who are in the business of researching and maintaining lists of domain names know how cumbersome that research can get. Who hasn’t had to pore over the source code for a website to pick out legitimate domain names? Not to mention the fact that you often have to work even harder to identify subdomains, as well as domains that have extensions other than .com or .net.
Domain Extractor Basic is the latest example of innovative, timesaving applications from Iconico. With Domain Extractor Basic , your domain research workload will shrink dramatically, as your manual digging and searching is replaced by the simple act of entering a website address, or copying and pasting a block of text!

Domain Extractor Basic provides you with the fastest, easiest, and most common-sense approach to gathering lists of domain names. Just browse to any site on the Internet and obtain a list of all of the domain names on that site with a single click! Then, with another click, export those domain names to a text file.
With Domain Extractor Basic, you never need to experience the frustration of researching non-commercial international subdomain names ever again. Using the convenient Wizard or User generated patterns, you can customize Domain Extractor Basic to scan the target website for domains with up to 50 subdomains, and with extensions ranging from 1 to 20 characters. For example, if you wanted to harvest all of the 2-character domains from a site (such as those from Russia (*.ru), Canada (*.cn), or the Netherlands (*.nl), but not *.com or *.net names), you would set the number of characters in the extension to ‘2’. If you wanted to extract only a specific domain extension, Domain Extractor Basic lets you do that, as well. There’s power in flexibility!
For really specific searches, you can customize your own search pattern, using combinations of alphanumeric ranges, domain numbers, and extension character counts. Domain Extractor Basic gives you the ability to perform domain pattern searches that are as specific or general as your needs dictate.

Stop wasting valuable productivity performing manual domain name collection! Use Domain Extractor Basic to get more work done, in less time than you ever thought possible!

Domain Extractor Basic runs on Windows XP, Vista and Windows 7

• * You may download the feature limited trial, and evaluate the software for as long as you need
• * Single User license is only $9.50
• * We offer a risk free 30 day money back guarantee

To see screenshots check out our Getting Started Guide.

Find Out More about Domain Extractor Basic.

For a long time we've been running a suggestions forum on BitsDuJour, which has been an informal way of allowing people to suggest software that we feature at a discount. We'll we've decided that it's time for an update!

With the new Suggestion tool you can suggest an exact piece of software for us to feature, or click 'I want it too' to add yourself to the fan list. If and when we do feature a promotion with a suggestion that you've signed up to then you'll automatically get an email notifying you about it.

Check out the New Suggestion Tool

ColorPro 2.0 has been released. To update to this new version you will have to quit ColorPro 1.0 if it's running then download and install ColorPro 2.0.

Here are the new functionalities and improvements added in version 2.0.

1. Color Chip shapes can now be set to:
- rectangles
- ellipse
- rhombus
- honeycomb1
- honeycomb2

2. Color Pickers show now extra color spaces:
- RGB
- HSV
- CMYK
- HSL
- YUV

3. Color complement selection (based on Hue). Selection of complements is available from a "star" like figure.

4. Color Chip/Palette wide color value modification by applying addition or substraction of:
- RGB sliders (add/substract individual R, G, B channels or all R, G, B channels at once)
- CMYK sliders (add/substract individual C, M, Y, K channels or all C, M, Y, K channels at once)
- HSV sliders (add/substract individual H, S, L channels or all H, S, L channels at once)

5. Color Chip/Palette wide color value modification by applying filters :
- INVERSE, GRAYSCALE, SEPIA, BLACKANDWHITE, GRAYANDWHITE
- NOHUE, NO, NOVAL, FULLHUE, FULLSAT, FULLVAL, HALFHUE, HALFSAT, HALFVAL, DOUBLEHUE, DOUBLESAT, DOUBLEVAL
- Same filters as above for R, G, B and C, M, Y, K channels

6. Searching palette is now possible in the 'Palettes' tab. Search is done by Name, description, number of chips, palette type, user color name of the chip, user color description of the color chip and user color key of the color chip.

7. Exporting palettes is now available also in the following formats:
- Image (BMP, GIF, JPG, PNG, TIFF)
- HTML
- CSS

8. ColorPro can now export and import ColorPic palettes

9. ColorPro can select any color (right click or left click -so when you click on a button you don't activate that button's action) from anywhere on the screen directly into the current palette from the Edit Palette section (using the Magnifier Tool). Be sure to have the Magnifier window "Pick" check box checked before starting to select colors. Checking the 'Select Frenzy' checkbox and having the magnifier opened you could send ColorPro to tray and start picking colors from anywhere on the screen by clicking the left mouse button. The current color (under the mouse cursor) will be visible in the magnifier window.

10. You can now select a portion of the screen (left click, drag and release) and get it's color palette: Go New Tab as SELECT IMAGE

11. Added 'Magnifier Hi-Lite Checked' and "Magnifier Hi-Lite Color" settings

12. Retrieve the image from Clipboard and get it's palette: Go New Tab as CLIPBOARD IMAGE

13. System palettes are not loaded at startup: you can refresh the 'System Palettes' list or recreate them again.

14. Added new default (system) palettes. Here are all system palettes:
- All Named Colors
- Web Safe Colors
- Basic Colors
- Red Web Safe
- Blue Web Safe
- Green Web Safe
- Yellow Web Safe
- Cyan Web Safe
- Magenta Web Safe
- Grayscale

A new article on Breaking through your sales ceiling with Bits du Jour has been published on 47hats.com.

http://www.47hats.com/2009/12/breaking-through-your-sales-ceiling-with-bits-du-jour/

As of today Sleepy has moved to a new website which will be the home of Sleepy going forward. Find out more here:

http://www.sleepysoftware.com