1. Spider Player Pro Full

Harold “Hal” Foster (1892–1982), a Canadian-American cartoonist, was a pioneer in the field of adventure comic strips. He spent his childhood hiking and fishing in the untamed wilds around Halifax, Nova Scotia, where he developed a fondness for the great outdoors. After years of self-taught drawing, he cycled 1,000 miles from Winnipeg to Chicago, where he studied at the Chicago Art Institute and the Chicago Academy of Fine Arts.

Looking for more financial stability than his commercial illustration work afforded him, he jumped at the opportunity to draw an adventure strip. Tarzan debuted on January 7, 1929, and Foster’s fine art approach drew wild acclaim. The strip is widely thought to have peaked during its two-year “Egyptian” sequence that revealed Foster’s his fascination with ancient history.

Foster drew Tarzan for about six years, but wanted to create his own strip, with his own writing and creative control. After months of research, he made a pitch to William Randolph Hearst, and Prince Valiant began in 1937. The swashbuckling strip showcased Foster’s brilliant storytelling and lush, painterly style. He wrote and drew Prince Valiant for over 30 years, and through his strip influenced countless artists and cartoonists to come.' Foster's meticulously detailed, painstakingly researched, vividly realistic, and often breathtaking illustration made him one of the most revered artists in the comic field.'

– Library Journal.

Note from FreewareFiles: Spider Player is no longer being developed. You can still download and use it, though.

Spider Player Pro Full

Please use the following license key to unlock all the PRO features: 27U3Z909I95-KK147A893S4K6Y1M0F-780363812. Review Date: 2016-06-26Pros: I happily used this simple, wonderful player on my XP machine for several years. Never have I been able to find better sound - at least not for an idiot like me who doesn't like to fool around with sound settings. Really, they are beyond me when taken past the bass to treble ratio. Spider Player didn't need that.

And, it was small, didn't want to hog the screen. And, it offered a nice dark skin. And the one time I had trouble I got a quick response from the developer. And now to get to the heartbreaking part, read the Cons.Cons: No longer developed.The link for the website, provided above, took me past a wot warning and on to a page advertising Splenda.Other Thoughts: I wish somebody - like Source Forge - would pick it up and carry on.