Free Flash Card Program on Windows

I just put a flash card program I wrote some time ago on the web (http://www.blackjackcafe.com/tools.jsp). It's a very simple program, but of decent quality (I think). You can download it from the link below. Just run AutoRun.exe after unzipping the downloaded file. The program comes with only one index table (based on Hi-Opt I), but you can easily write your own using this as a template. Any feedback (questions, criticisms, suggestions, bug reports, etc) is greatly appreciated. Thanks,
~Black Jack in the Box.

Nice program! Too bad it's not in Hi-Lo. I have already sent to two gf's I invite to play with me so they can practice on basic strategy.

Fine Tuner,

Even though I designed the index table format in XML such that it can be used for composition-dependent flash cards, the program itself does not work that way at the moment. The two cards shown at the bottom is just for illustration purposes only, and what you're really looking at is the hand value in a small box (such as S17, H12, etc.). For example, S17 can be A+6, A+2+4, A+2+2+2, etc, even though the program only displays the "two-card version".

Thanks for trying it out, and if you have any further questions please let me know.
~Black Jack.

>>Nice program!
Thanks.

>> Too bad it's not in Hi-Lo.
The reason why I didn't include many index tables is that different people tend to use different tables even with the same counting systems. (And there are just two many variables like num of decks, slight rule differences, etc...) But it's really not that hard to write your own (even though you may not be familiar with XML). Just make a copy of the included file and look for a segment starting from [strategyItem] to [/strategyItem], which represents one flash card, and make necessary changes to [decision/] elements inside a particular [strategyItem]. (I cannot write < and > here, and [ and ] are used insteaad for angular brackets.) If you need any further help, please let me know.

Thanks,
~Black Jack in the Box.