Program for batch change of the posts's visiblity settings in livejournal.com system and systems, based on it (for example, deadjornal.com, insanejournal.com, greatestjournal.com and all others with flat interface).
Normally, the only way to make all posts friend-only or private for Free or Plus journals is to edit all posts manually - in case if you've been blogging for several years, really tiring, isn't it?
But this program is solution for all visibility troubles=)

By the way - this program can not be considered illegal hack or smth.
It does not use any security holes or exploits.
It just edits all entries one-by-one, as each user can do manually.
But it happens a bit quicker and automated ;).

Screenshot

Instruction

1. Launch program;
2. If you acess internet through proxy... Hmm, sorry, I was too lazy to write proxy support >_<. Use place with direct access to internet :);
3. Choose server (by default - www.livejournal.com);
4. Input login and password;
5. Press "Login" button;
6. Choose "from" and "to" date where we need to change visibility;
7. Press one of three buttons - public, friend-only or private;
8. Leave program to work, mind our business (yeah, you can also meditate, watching at the real time program log - it shows the date and the subject of the post being processed. Non-english alphabet symbols will not be shown properly in log - don't worry, I was just too lazy to mess with satanic unicode for log). Also, it may seem that the problem "hanged" - it's lowly possible, just look at the percent of CPU it's taking:);
9. If something was incorrect (lowly possible) - watch log, send it to me with the description of problem;
10. If no - send me "Thanx" :)

UPD: Upon the request, I published the source code. Feel free to correct my mistakes:)
UPD2: Tested for Linux, under Wine (I have Fedore Core 9). Everything works perfectly (Screenshot).

Extremely customizable tray manager for processes, services, etc. Every kind of things you want from tray manager can be realized via plugin system. Seems like a primitive thing, yeah? But when I had to launch and stop three MySql services with two Apache servers (for testing purposes), it turened out that the software, only being able to launch MySql servers with parametrs from tray - really simple application - costs 10$. It's not that I'm so greedy - but I just didn't understand, what I needed to pay for. So, I wrote my own tray manager - firstly on Delphi, then on Visual C++. In addition to launching with specified parameters, stopping, restarting and managing any application or service I alredy made some extra plugins:)

Features:

1. Friendly interface setup;
2. Plugin choise;
3. Individual plugin setup
4. Application tray launch;
5. Endless recursive menus;
6. Plugins can be created as DLL libraries. They even can interact with each other, using Windows Events model. All plugins can work in Debug mode (constantly showing diagnostic messages) and in silient mode. If you wish, you can even set it up so that program will not be shown in tray and will work like a driver...

Stable plugins:

1. Program launch with different parameters (ShellExecute realization);
2. Service management (launch, launch with parameters, stop, restart);
3. Work with multimedia devices (for example,in my case I made a pedal for Canon camera from a simple joystick;
4. Emulation of mouse click on element on form (If form is hidden somewhere and you want to press it via tray menu or multimedia device button).

Future plans:

1. Plugin, optimized for work with MySQL and Apache;
2. Functions for settings changing (curently, only the first plugin setup can be made via interface, all other setup is made manually in XML settings file;

All kinds of requests are welcome, I can also publish API and templates for plugin development.

Program allows simple monitoring of MySQL log files (if MySQL is set up to save logs). Even real time monitoring is possible.
Among the features are: filtration of queries of different type, search in log, syntax hightlighting, work in tray.
Program is working with logs of all sizes, currently supporting MySQL 3,4,5.

Examples:

• Syntax Hightlight, search;
• Choose log file;
• Setup, tray work;

Project is temporary freezed despite the fact that a lot more functional and beautiful version was created with the usage of AdvStringGrid component.

First version of tray manager, created in Delphi.

Examples:

• Work with Apache server;
• Endless recursive menu;
• User friendly setup;

Clearing of Clipboard buffer. Just five lines of code. Primitive thing - but it's absolutely neccessary when you import information, for example, from Word to Adobe InDesign. Because of some magical reasons, many programs don't support "Paste without formatting" option for several paragraphs...