1)   PhotoFit Harmony 1.4
Panorama photo stitch software, PhotoFit Harmony, is a low price but very high quality panorama stitcher. Once place series of disjointed pictures, PhotoFit takes care to find juncture, calculate, then fit and stitch a big panorama, automatically!

 2)   PhotoFit Premium 1.4
Professional panorama photo stitch software, PhotoFit Premium, stitches up a high quality single large picture. Equipped with all features of PhotoFit Harmony, low price panorama stitching shareware, it creates upto 1200 M pixels panorama image

 3)   MeshWorks 1.0
MeshWorks is an advanced mesh editing software built using the powerful MeshLib mesh library.

 4)   i.Vista Panorama 1.0
i.Vista panorama is a tool where consecutive pictures taken from a digital camera are put together to create a 360 degrees panoramic image.

 5)   File Stitcher 1.2
File Stitcher is the easiest file merging utility there is. Hands down. Simply drag and drop the files you wish to merge on the application icon and click the "Stitch" button. Don't re-encode your MP3s, File Stitch them together!

 6)   Panoweaver Professional for Windows 5.00
360 degree flash spherical panorama stitching software, which enables you to stitch professional panoramas easily and quickly. You just need to import the fisheye images into the program and the software will complete all the panoramas automatically

 7)   RasterStitch 1.80
RasterStitch is a utility for putting together multiple raster images (stitching). Use this program to create a panorama of several photographs or scan and join fragments of a paper document.

 8)   i.Vista WideShot 1.0
i.Vista wideshot is a tool that automatically combines consecutively taken scenery photos and convert it in to a high-resolution wide-view image

 9)   MeshWorks for Rhino 1.0
MeshWorks for Rhino is a plug-in for Rhino. It adds a variety of mesh manipulation commands to Rhino.

 10)   StitchMaps 2
Stitch maps together to build one overall map. Join and calibrate your Google Earth images to one shared map. The program StitchMaps simply joins these maps. The result is a map that is suitable for programs using raster scan.