- AvailSuite 2.50. The Diamond in Service Management — Clients and employees, money and inventory, incomes and spendings, papers, papers, calculations, calculations… Uff! In the complex and tightly coupled business of service management you can never obtain all actual data and the overall picture, unless you have very clever software, promptly handling all aspects of your business. No «software conglomerates», no «hand-made half-automation», no «cool, cool Excel tables» can serve…
- eScan Internet Security Suite — It’s easier to prevent an illness than to treat it. As long as PCs exist, different viruses attack our systems. The best way to save your PC and the information you have in it is to use antivirus software. One of the best antivirus solutions is eScan Internet Security Suite. You may ask why. First of all, it’s quite easy to start using it; it is not more complicated than putting your…
- Data Security Guard 1.2, Security Can Be Easy — One of the most basic requirements for personal security is ability to hide information onto computer you share with somebody else (your children, colleagues, boss or wife). You don’t need some huge bloated «security package for Professionals», no; typically you need only two features for this type of software: a) it should be easy and b) it should be reliable. That’s all. And that’s how Data…
- WinXP Manager 5.2.1, Management and Expertise — WinXP Manager is a powerful set of Windows XP analysis and management tools; it can be said to support the «full stack of Windows analysis and control», from deep system things to desktop wallpaper. WinXP Manager looks like a utilities suit with one main application (Manager itself). Manager has an informative menu, divided into several sections (like Information, Optimizer, Cleaner, and so on) with each section…
- Lizard Safeguard PDF Security — As a publisher or seller of unique or specialized content, you should be primarily concerned with proper protection of your intellectual assets. Although password-protected PDF files may appear impenetrable for most regular users, there are lots of well-geared and savvy individuals out there who will gladly share your content with the whole world. Basic password protection is truly basic, and it only blocks access to your documents. But…
- DJ Jukebox 8.3 - music management with a groove! — Whenever you strike a party, one of the biggest problems is to make sure the music is always rocking, that nobody is looking around for the right disk in complete silence and that the good vibes are always in the air. Of course, you can spend all night sitting by your stereo system and switching tracks, but why not join the raving crowd? Just try DJ Jukebox and forget about having to look after the audio system all the time…
- 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…
- RichOrPoor, Patch Up Your Broken Wallet — Got the feeling that your wallet has become ragged? If no matter how much you bring home, the money nevertheless seem to be running away, it’s a perfect time for auditing your cash flow and patching up the holes in your wallet. Whether you want to be aware of your personal financial condition or trying to plan a budget for your small business, you can take advantage the complete and clear picture of your financial…
- Axigen v6 - a 1-2-3 approach to setting up a fully-functional mail server on Linux — For the majority of users, the task of installing a mail server on Linux is something beyond possible. Despite its active popularization, Linux still remains a system for enthusiasts where nearly every serious system-related action is carried out in the console and where deep knowledge of system commands is an absolute must. In most cases, Linux servers inevitably require an experienced system administrator for ongoing…
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