- Access Folders. Useful File Dialog Utility For Windows. — It is really important to keep all of your folders and sub-folders within an easy reach if you want to get your job done fast and easily, waste no time and efforts on the furious mouse clicking trying to find what you need and not get nervous every time when your search is vain. Access Folders can easily handle all of these problems. Access Folders is a unique tool that can help you find all of your folders and…
- LiveProject Free Project Viewer, Read and Share Project Files Naturally — Can you even imagine having to install a heavy-weight editor just to view documents created with it; say, Photoshop for viewing images or MS Word for reading rich-text formatted documents? Doubtful, to say the least. Such idea sounds like an absurd. So many viewers are out there; they are light, easy to install and operate, and are specifically made for viewing necessary files. Now, what if we need open something really…
- 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…
- Easy Duplicate File Finder – highly efficient duplicate files removal — The good thing about today’s hard drives is their size. Having up to a terabyte of free disk space silently spinning in your PC case makes you forget about saving space and paying attention to copies of folder and files scattered across the drive. However, the abundance of copies may become quite confusing, especially if you try to keep your archive of program distributives more or less up to date. Finding…
- Recover My Files - Data Recovery – a handy utility that will make sure nothing gets lost forever! — If you have ever lost a file that was really important at a time when it was least necessary, you know this frantic feeling very well. Files can be lost accidentally after a power failure, a hardware crash or a human mistake, and there isn’t much we can do about it. However, if you think that a deleted file is something you can’t get back, you are wrong. Fortunately, there are tools that can save…
- Deduper for Outlook - bring order to your Outlook with a couple of clicks — If Outlook is your primary tool for storing contacts, tasks, emails, journals and notes, you probably perform a lot of synchronizations with your laptop, PDA, smartphone and other devices and locations. Apparently, you often add a lot of information manually, which adds to the chaos among records of all types. For instance, you can add the same person quite differently on your laptop, your handheld and your home computer and then wonder where these…
- 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…
- 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…
- Duplicate File Finder .NET - a jolt of fresh air for a clogged hard drive — Since the majority of today’s hard drives are measured in hundreds of gigabytes or even in terabytes, we rarely pay attention to how we keep our data organized, if at all. A visit of a friend with a portable hard drive full of movies, photos and music or a LAN party leaves chaos on your data storage and you may be quite surprised to find several copies of the same folders and files…
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