- SMTP Preprocessor 1.01 Strong Tool for Wise Admin — SMTP Preprocessor is a tool for SMTP server administrator. This minimalist tool allows powerful on-the-flow pre-processing of SMTP messages. It can be useful for cutting the loading of the main server software, quick black-listing and rejecting other abuse attempts, and for some much more advanced things we’ll cover below. When SMTP Preprocessor is started for the first time, it may seem a bit confusing: the main window is showing…
- PBX Call Tarifficator Pro — PBX Call Tarifficator Pro is a serious business-strength solution for controlling, billing, and analyzing office telecommunications. It can service virtually any office PBX (Private Business eXchange) that outputs SMDR (Station Message Detail Recording) data. PBX Call Tarifficator collects that data with the Logger module (since this is the Professional version, it has many data collection options, especially for the network environment.) The Logger does the optional…
- 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…
- SMS-it! 3.6.6, Talking To Mobiles — There are two basic symbols of today’s information and communication technologies: obviously, a computer and a mobile phone. Unfortunately, they aren’t very friendly to each other: Typically you can establish connection between your own phone and computer, but connecting from a computer to a remote phone (and vice versa) is another story. Therefore, it’s like having two parallel communication worlds: computer networks versus…
- Rander, Call Center On Your Desktop — What happens when you bring together a computer and an office PBX? — You’re going to get a phone receptionist and call center power right on your desktop. All you’d have to do to receive, place or transfer a call, to set up a voice conference or to get the PBX load report is to simply make a few clicks in the application window on your screen. To feel the…
- Hide Folder HiBit 7.2.8, Guarding The Data — Hide Folder HiBit works in area of information security, providing you with abilities to encrypt, lock, and hide files and folders. You can say: the software of this kind is boringly frequent, but then I’ll say: Hide Folder HiBit has some distinguishing characteristics which are really rare and therefore they make this software an outstanding and precious thing. One of such characteristics is the richness of features, of what you can…
- Hide My Windows, You Won't Get a Spanking — Get the picture. You just decided to take a break from a hard work and spend some time shooting or driving, chatting or searching the Internet for a better job, but all of the sudden, here he comes, your boss. The only picture he wants to see is you working, working hard, working at all times. What are you going to do now? That might be the major question if you didn’t have the Hide My Windows…
- ProxyShell Hide IP 2.2.1, I Have Nothing To Show — Internet as a communication and information medium is all about the anonymity. Some tend to see it as a «defect» (and even as a «critical defect» sometimes), but the fact is: the Internet has changed our world, and the Internet anonymity has added a great value to this change. But the other fact is: Internet anonymity is not full. There is a numerical IP address assigned to your…
- PassCryptor 1.0, Enough Features, Strong Security — Nowadays, software industry seems to SUFFER from over-progressive thinking of developers: any small, simple and reliable tool tends to grow up to a «software suit» state, when it has tons of buttons, icons, additional functions, settings hiding the primary functionality under secondary «cool goodies». Sometimes it’s not too obtrusive — you can just use your «20% of features», but…
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