- IISKeeper. It is nothing personal, Sonny. It is strictly business. — It is not a rare and absolutely normal situation when you want to protect some resource on your web-site and grant access to it on the per-user basis. As a matter of fact, the organization of almost any pay-per-view resource requires this capability. Unfortunately, with IIS you can’t create a protected resource easily. But with IISKeeper you can. IISKeeper works as an ISAPI filter for IIS and can protect…
- Hide Window Plus 1.0. It's Only My Business! — In the ideal world, the word «privacy» should be unknown and unnecessary for anybody except employees of a Large Bank. But unfortunately, our world is not ideal, and there are so many people who want to know, «what are you doing on your computer». There is nothing criminal in it, but you typically won’t want your boss to see you having your 5-min relax with the newest Flash game or your…
- Plancoin 0.3, It's Only My Business! — There are many situations in life when you don’t want people around you to know what exactly you are doing onto your computer. The most common case is at your work, especially when your boss or a local manager is not as «adequate» as you’d want. He doesn’t trust you. He doesn’t know you can do you work better taking every-half-hour breaks for thinking and playing Minesweeper…
- BusinessCards MX 3.41, The Face Of Your Business — Business cards are often referred to as a «businessman’s face». Indeed, a well-done business card can go much further than «just providing information». After visits and conferences, meetings and interviews, helpful people you meet by an accident always make the last impression of you by looking at your business card. In the strange process of converting those people to your business partners…
- Potolook, Expanding Outlook's Horizons — Despite that Outlook (not the «Express» edition) is certainly a great organizer, as an e-mail client it’s draggling far behind its companions in the field, as all it can offer is basically sending and receiving messages, not speaking of a bunch of kiddy options like message previewing, which, after all, exposes computers to malware threats. Oh, if it only could… This thought of mine was…
- AA Mail Server, Be Your Own Email Service Provider — No matter how hard you try to set up a hosted email service the way you want it to be, chances are that you’ll end up compromising your demands, for it’s hardly possible to have someone do things the way you want them be done. If you want to take control over your email communications, fire up your own email server, and yet not spend much time dealing with low-level technical issues, take a note…
- Email plus Voice for Microsoft Outlook - an easy way to say more in an email message — It often happens these days that you and the recipient of your messages (for instance, your client) live in completely different parts of the world. It creates certain difficulties for live communication and emails are not always informative enough to convey your thoughts. In this case, sending a sound recording solves the problem — you can quickly express your ideas, support them with attached documents and drop a couple of lines…
- RuleLab Business Rules Engine – a solid foundation of a serious business solution — Working in dynamic business environments means one thing — you always have to be ready to accept new rules of the market and stick by them. Timely response to your customers’ needs and quick reconfiguration of your services is crucial in highly competitive markets where every hour matters. If you manage an online solution with complex business logic, you should always be ready to react to needs and change…
- Server Control Tower. PA Server Monitor — “How’s my server doing?” “What’s going on with it now?” “Hope, I haven’t missed anything important.” — These are the most typical things server administrators are concerned with. In order to not miss anything important, some of them never leave their seats. (Or, if there are many servers, they run around them to make sure everything is o’kay.) Others pick the…
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