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fDesc[1] = "edit the fractal flames or you can edit them through the mutation window and through the adjust window. You can also change the form and shape of a flame by using \"scripts\".";
		fDesc[2] = "UltraFractal 2.05 and FractInt, has a built-in compiler, alpha channel support, layer support and can create Quaternions.";
		fDesc[3] = "calculations. These formulas are mathematical indeed, but the resulting pictures are beautiful and complex. You can create your own fractals, change the colors, add layers, use masks, and even create animations using this software.";
		fDesc[4] = "customizable, since you can adjust many of its features, like the speed of the effects, the way to exit the screensaver, and so on. You can even create your own play list with your favourite tunes to sound with the screensaver.";
		fDesc[5] = "saved at the desired resolution to 24-bit Windows Bitmap (.BMP) files.";
		fDesc[6] = "fractal flame editing. To create your own gradient, first you have to select the gradient choice from the Apophysis software and it should be copied and then pasted onto the ApoMap's new window. Once you have pasted the gradient, you can start making your own gradient.";
		fDesc[7] = "are complex, detailed geometric patterns found throughout the natural world. Ultimate Fractal generates images or designs of amazing detail.";
		fDesc[8] = "zooming on the Mandelbrot set and many other fractals, an innovative palette editor, and stunning zoom movies.";
		fDesc[9] = "complex, detailed geometric patterns created using mathematical formulas, wherein every part resembles the whole structure in an infinite self-repetitive manner. Some fractals can be found in the natural world: for example, in clouds, plants, snowflakes, etc.";
		fDesc[10] = "complex equation and show the fractal graph in the plot area.";
		fDesc[11] = "program or enter a very short musical phrase of a few notes, and hear it transformed into an intricate tracery of music. The music is fractal which means it is highly structured, but natural sounding too, like bird song, or the sound of the wind. Any tuning is possible; no need to restrict your creativity to the equal tempered twelve tone system or even the octave. Tune your music as freely as a bird when it sings. Try authentic historical temperaments with tunings for keyboards from Bach or Mozart's time. Try tunings for Indonesian Gamelans, or Indian music with drones. Try modern exotic tunings such as non octave scales, or musical geometries with highly symmetrical floating chord patterns. Explore the effects of instrumentation, and take ones first steps as a composer in an envionment where melody making is effortless. Suitable even for complete newbies to composing - and there is...";
		fDesc[12] = "and animations. Which offers you an uniquely intuitive method to visually shape attractive fractals just in a click-and-drag way! It is an easy-to-use and wonderful program for graphics designers, video producers, and fractal artists to create brilliant visual effects.";
		fDesc[14] = "to your desktop. Explore the awe and beauty of these infinitely detailed colourful fractals with the ease and power, and make use of all Windows 95 features such as copy & paste into other applications, print & print preview, save as BMP file etc.";
		
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