- CS Desktop Notes v 3.6, Stick Them *Inside* the Monitor — Those pieces of paper, swarmed all over your monitor, desk, keyboard, walls around, and doors and windows — yes, those motley things with illegible, crooked pen marks, which you call «sticky notes». Aren’t they really ugly? Don’t you want to have a different kind of notes on your Windows desktop — those that you could fill out with neat, printed letters, those that you could copy text to and from? They would…
- Art of Japanese Crosswords — It’s a game. Moreover, it’s a Japanese game. Created not so far (1987) by the Japanese puzzle-master Tetsuya Nishio, the game, however, soaked up the ancient culture and civilization. It’s an art. The pictures are simple, the drawing is logical, not creative; but when the puzzle is solved, you suddenly see some small piece of art created by your mind and your hands from the plain and unpretentious…
- TurboNote+ 6.2, Stick 'Em All! — There is one interesting and valuable kind of software: Programs, which grow from some small «real-world goodie» imitation, but then, enriched with all the abilities today’s computer provides, these programs suddenly become multi-purpose, useful and competitive software suits. They are the example of how a «small real-world idea» can be re-born as «serious business application». TurboNote+ is a good example…
- TK ChildLock! 1.0, Oh, My Children! — The computer plays a myriad of roles at the same time. It’s a working tool, it’s an entertainment, it’s a communication, it’s a disturbing thing… For your children and other young men the computer can also be a temptation they can’t live without it. OK, sometimes it’s better than doubtful companies and other temptations outside your home, but when your children work with…
- Museum of New Psychedelic Art — Although screensavers only occasionally appear on our displays, they greatly add to the aesthetic appeal of our computers, especially now, when the functional role of screensavers has drastically diminished due to the overall dominance of LCD monitors. Standard Windows screensavers are not even nearly as impressive as commercial products available on the market. If you are looking for a bright, eye-catching and unusual screensaver, check out…
- Perfect Clock, It's an Art — Numerous times a day we look at the clock — on the wall, on the desk, on our computer desktop… And what do we see? — A pair of arrows in a circle or a few digits around the blinking dots? Perfect Clock gives a whole different idea on clock and timing, presenting time as a perfect combination of punctuality, power and art. Perfect Clock is a very flexible desktop…
- Mandala Painter, An Entertaining Art — Even the prettiest flower on earth is actually a great combination of simpler shapes (petals), symmetrically repeated around the circle. This is also true about other «tricky» masterpieces — snowflakes, shining stars, and even the most unrealistic designs capturing our eye through the glass of a kaleidoscope. Too sad — all of those exciting figures soon just pass away, and the best we can do about that…
- WFilter – take the Internet activities in your network under total control — No matter how well-configured your network is and how reliable your employees are, taking extra measures of precaution has never been useless. Idle browsing, dangerous downloads and spying are the factors that may seriously undermine the efficiency of your business and have a serious impact on your IT infrastructure. If you intend to have full control over Internet activities in your company, WFilter is the right software for you! WFilter…
- RemoteObserver - comprehensive control and monitoring of your network activities — Most people strongly object to eavesdropping and surveillance because of the single fact that it steals their privacy — and that is quite fair and reasonable. However, there are situations and places where control over network activities is a vital necessity — for instance, in university and library networks, on your kids’ computers and in your department or company. In these cases, monitoring may prevent exposure…
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