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Catch22 is a non-profit making website dedicated to sharing quality software and knowledge regarding the Windows operating system. My real name is James Brown, and I am a professional software engineer specializing in Win32 application and system-level programming. My CV is not available as I am not looking for work at the moment.
I have created this site as a place to make publically available any software or programming related articles that I have written. The sole purpose of this site is to provide quality software for free download to any member of the internet community.
All software that you find on this site has been written without the aid of programming libraries such as MFC. Consequently, you will find that the software programs are much smaller in size than any equivalent program, and run faster and slicker as a result. I have spent alot of time ensuring that my software is bug-free and intuitive to use.
I hope you enjoy the Catch22 experience!
I am very happy to receive any mail regarding this site's tutorials, software and sourcecode downloads, and I do my best to reply to all emails that I receive. How quickly I reply to your mails depends on how busy I am at the time, but also on the nature of the questions that I am asked.
The best way to get your questions answered is to be specific with what you write. A well written message will be easier for me to answer than a vague query with little background information.
If I haven't replied after a few days then just try again - sometimes I am away from home and haven't actually read my mail, or your message has gotten lost somewhere in my inbox and I have just forgotten to respond.
All comments and suggestions can be directed to 
All software and source-codes presented on this website are what I call "Freeware". That is, you do not have to pay anything to use the software, and there are no licencing terms for any sourcecode that you may download from this site.
This means you can freely use any sourcecode or portions of code in your applications, whether they be free software or professional, retail products. But please check any readme's that come with downloads from this site as they may contain more specific information related to that download.