Guy Cox Software

Guy Cox Software is a small, part-time family business set up in 1988 to market educational software originally written by us for teaching use at the University of Sydney. However, few of those products will run on current operationg systems. Our main focus now is web site design and maintenance.

Our remaining products (both free!) are:

• The Malaria File - a database of blood slide images for clinicians, teachers and researchers, developed in conjunction with Dr John Walker. The full executable no longer functions but our web-based simplified version is still functional and useful.
• Diffkit - an interactive simulation of the Abbe Diffraction Kit created with the late Professor Jim Pawley.