- Personal Passworder – more than a simple password storage for an active Internet user — If you spend more than 5 minutes on the web every day, it is very likely that you are registered in several online services, numerous forums, conferences, user various IM clients, email accounts and other solutions that require user authorization. Using a single password for all of them is plain unsafe, as a single hack or leak of information will give the lucky intruder access to all of your accounts. On the…
- BillingTracker Pro - an affordable and feature-packed billing tool for all types of users — There are many categories of users that get paid on a non-standard basis — freelancers of all sorts, consultants, lawyers, project managers, translators and many others. These people need reliable and accurate time tracking tools to be able to correctly bill clients. If you are one of these users or even work for multiple clients (with different hourly rates), you are definitely looking for a billing system that will satisfy both…
- Folder Password Protect - rock-solid and hassle-free protection of your personal folders — There are dozens of ways to reliably protect your information — from complete encryption of your data using specialized software to storing them on your corporate server with strict access permissions. However, if you only need a way to protect a specific folder from prying eyes, there is no quick solution unless you want to learn the nuts and bolts of Windows user administration. To avoid this, check out Folder…
- 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…
- 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…
- My Remote Files - unrestricted, secure and fast access to your computer from anywhere in the world — If you have ever forgotten to take an important file or files to a business meeting or a remote office, you know what a problem it is to explain your spouse or friends where the file is and how exactly you want it sent to you. But things get even worse when you really need information and there is NOBODY on the other end of the line to help you. This may really hurt your reputation, make your…
- Dr.Explain: User Guides Done Right — No matter how great is the value hidden in your program, it won’t worth a penny until user figures out how the program works and how to get started. Manuals of all kinds are supposed to help users get along with software; however, the composition of a decent user guide can easily turn into a full-time job by itself, if all the operations are done by hand. With Dr.Explain, the job of creating manuals can just…
- PC Repair Doctor - a universal remedy against computer slowdowns, low performance and system errors — No matter how well-designed an operating system is, its performance deteriorates with time. This is caused by a number of reasons. Applications that you install and uninstall add their keys to the system registry and modify automatic startup files, reconfigure certain system parameters and leave files that clog your hard drive. As time goes by, this array of unnecessary elements begins to affect the overall performance of your…
- Turning the Face to the User. DJ Java Decompiler — Don’t be disappointed when instead a mono-color alphanumeric screen with a lot of mysterious characters, which make sense only to those “chosen” ones called “hackers” or “coders”, and control commands hidden behind the never-would-guess keyboard shortcuts you will see a feature-rich GUI-based editor with colored source code of your application loaded in it. — That’s DJ Java…
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