Comic Life, OmniOutliner, FreeVerse Games - how to install from Tiger?

These applications (along with some trials I do not need) were bundled with Tiger that came loaded on my laptop. I actually liked and used these applications.
The bundled applications loader does not mention these (only iLife and the Trials). How to I install these application on my fresh install of Leopard?
Thanks.

The applications (mentioned above) that came loaded on my MBP (Tiger) are not on the Tiger installation disks? They are now lost forever as my Leopard needed upgrade did not work well and Apple support asked me to do fresh install?
They do NOT come preloaded on any MacBook Pro, except possibly a used or refurbished one where someone loaded them as a "favor". If you got them on a MacBook Pro that was new, it was purely by mistake, as the specs never show the MacBook Pro as ever coming with those applications. Only the iMac did.
They never came with Tiger nor with Leopard retail.
The MacBook Pro installation discs only include iLife in addition to what was found in Mac OS X retail and several 30 day demo applications.
Fresh install is not a Mac OS X installation option:
http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?messageID=607614
An erase and install means you can only restore iLife from the original installation disks, or iLife retail if you need to install Leopard. iTunes comes with Leopard retail as well. For different portions of iLife which came with various versions of Mac OS X retail:
http://discussions.apple.com/click.jspa?searchID=-1&messageID=6493795
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