- Personal Memory Manager 6.0, Human Knowledge Management — Personal Memory Manager is a unique combination of powerful knowledge management and presentation engine with human user interface — clear, simple and understandable. The software is ultimately close to the requirements of user who wants to represent complex idea and knowledge structures and DOESN’T want to study the program for several days or weeks beforehand. In plain words, Personal Memory Manager allows creating notes…
- Task Manager, Get Organized, Stay Organized. — What’s the most common way of getting things done at the office? — Of course, writing to-do things on sticky notes and then sticking those all over the place. «It works!» So we tend to think. But in the reality shows that sticky notes and paper scraps disappear from our desks and so do the jobs written on them — they just disappear from our memory. The good news is it seems…
- Efficient PIM, Office Manager's Goldfish — If you were to catch a goldfish, what would be the three wishes you would have asked her for? Wouldn’t you’ve asked for better memory, so that you wouldn’t forget about any important appointments? How about the wisdom and smartness to arrange appointments and tasks by the best possible schedule? And wouldn’t you’ve also mentioned about an assistant to help you take care of the lots of little…
- Backup SafeKeeper - a reliable sentinel of your personal information — Safety of private information raises serious concerns both among users and security experts. Loss of private data due to hardware failures, power shortages and human mistakes may lead to severe consequences and jeopardize your business. If you are serious about keeping your secrets secret and being sure that your privacy is still yours, never underestimate the efficiency of regular backups. And in case you are looking for a tool that will help you put…
- File Security Manager - full control over file and folder access permissions (even in Windows XP Home) — Being an overall excellent operating system, Windows XP does have some versions that limit user’s control capabilities to a bare minimum. For instance, Windows XP Home offers a great set of multimedia and general features, but lacks the degree of flexibility that many advanced users would definitely appreciate. For instance, the Home version will not allow you to set file and folder access right, which is a common method…
- Local Account Manager - comprehensive access rights management in Windows XP Home — Windows XP Home is a great operating system that offers everything necessary for a typical home computer for a price any household can afford. However, it lacks some of the more advanced features found in the Professional edition — and the ability to manage users’ access rights and permissions tops this «wanted» list. If you would like to stay with the Home edition and yet be able to efficiently manage…
- XP Home User Manager: Freedom to "Home" Users — For somewhat a «fair» price, the home edition of XP and Vista do provide the functionality sufficient for home users. Nevertheless, used to the «extended» Pro environment at the office, we feel ourselves uncomfortable with the restrictions we face upon returning home. And what can drive someone up the wall worse than anything else is the home edition’s half-baked user account management system, which makes the…
- askSam - organizing and searching for information has never been more natural — Every single day you look through hundreds of web pages, open and save dozens of documents and download numerous files from the web. No wonder you can’t always recall a specific URL or the name of the file that contained the information you suddenly need. Of course, you can save all these files in a separate folder and categorize them, but the folder will eventually grow in size and become so huge that looking for anything specific…
- WinCatalog 2009 - an all-seeing personal inventory manager for your media and other collections — Technical progress gave us hard drives measured in terabytes, high capacity memory cards and optical disks, portable media of various types, lightning-fast Internet connections and access to virtually immeasurable collections of music, movies, books and other content. An average user easily gets lost in his or her files after several dozen files have been downloaded, so it’s easy to imagine what happens when hundreds of movies and…
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