- WakeMeUp! 1.7.1.0. Just wakes you up. — WakeMeUp! is a Windows alarm clock with a very large number of possibilities. If the term «professional» could be applied to any alarm software, it would be WakeMeUp! Using this program, anyone can set a number of completely different alarms. You can be woken up on workdays at one time, but at another time on weekends. You can use your computer as a cuckoo clock by setting up the…
- Blitz Document 3.2.13: just three clicks – the document is ready — The creation of standard documents, such as contracts, license agreements, form letters, patent assignments and even more, is a real nightmare. You must always remember about the formal correctness as well as the conformity with everyday needs; you must also keep in mind thousands of boring details. A little mistake can cost you thousands of dollars, lost of contracts and partners. In fact, the impact can be much more terrible…
- Anetto LanSurfer 3.0 Share, share, share! — LanSurfer is a good enough solution for the well-known «large-LAN-search» problem. The software is characterized by a fast search engine, comprehensive feature set, and easy-to-use user interface. LanSurfer offers all the features that are already a commonplace for this class of software: Views all the top-level folders shared on all network computers alongside with the public HTTP- and FTP-servers inside the LAN. Wildcard-based resource…
- HiBase Task Scheduler 2.07 Works on Its Own — HiBase Task Scheduler is all about planning and scheduling. The completely reasonable striving for the automation and scheduling of everything with this software can be realized the most natural way. Single task for scheduling is created through a simple and clear wizard, where you can set the day(s) and time(s) when task is to be executed. The innovative graphical controls allow setting up the days and times with a single mouse click…
- Quake I port for Nokia Series 60 — The speed of digital hardware progress is really amazing. Moore’s law (doubling of CPU speed every 1.5 year) is still alive, typical time-to-live of personal home computer is not more then 2-3 years, after that it is considered *ancient* and can hardly be sold for any money. More and more often, there are voices standing against this speedy hardware revolution; they say, most of us can use not more than the tenth…
- RemBoot - The Remote Reboot Utility. — Serious work with remote Windows servers sometimes suffers from lack of control over those servers. Of course, letting just about ANYBODY to control your server is not the greatest idea. But the owner and administrator of the server often feel that their hands are tied when the computer is miles away, the support team is fast asleep and unlikely to respond quickly to a pager, and all that is needed is a quick system rebooot…
- Addressinator! Your Address Book. — Are you having hard time quickly finding a telephone number you need deeply? Do you frequently forget your business partners’ names? Or may be you never remember your colleges’ dates of birth? The number of people you work or communicate with is enormous and you have to keep in mind all the information concerning them? — No problem. Addressinator! is the tool that can easily help you. Addressinator…
- Reboot Service - ad hoc control over the stability of remote servers — If the stability of your corporate network or the proper operation of your clients’ applications depends on how your server performs, its uninterrupted work and long uptime should be your primary areas of concern. Whenever your server’s memory is full, memory overflow errors cause the server to perform poorly or lead to complete freezing. In these cases, being close to the server to reboot it is vital…
- TextTransformer 1.4.1, The Last Text Processor You Need — TextTransformer is described as a tool for transforming texts (you bet!). But, in fact, this short description is almost humiliating for this great tool! Because real possibilities of TextTransformer are stretched from trivial word replacements in the text file to creation of new scripting languages (read it twice, guy; it’s true). The trick is: you need some kind of programmer’s mindset to use…
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