- CS Desktop Notes v 3.6, Stick Them *Inside* the Monitor — Those pieces of paper, swarmed all over your monitor, desk, keyboard, walls around, and doors and windows — yes, those motley things with illegible, crooked pen marks, which you call «sticky notes». Aren’t they really ugly? Don’t you want to have a different kind of notes on your Windows desktop — those that you could fill out with neat, printed letters, those that you could copy text to and from? They would…
- Weather Alarm Clock 1.2. Whatever-In-Tray — The Windows «system notifications area», a.k.a. «system tray», was eventually designed to be a uniform place for helpful information. However, in fact, it’s not very useful now; only a couple of colorful icons not related to the system make it look pretty. There is only one really useful thing in the tray; namely, the clock, you know. But can you twist any use from the tray clock besides just showing clock…
- HTML Reminder 7.0.3, The Magic On Desktop — HTML Reminder is small yet innovative reminding software. «There are hundreds of reminders», you may say. «What new can be done in the area?» — Wait and read further. HTML Reminder IS NOT a huge program, which puts another icon in your computer’s tray area and takes up all of your computer’s memory, scares you with tons of popup windows and so on. Instead of all that, HTML…
- Alarm++ 7.05, Regularly Organized — Alarm++ is a smart solution capable of reminding you to do something or even do something on its own. Speaking in technical words, it’s a hybrid of a scheduler and reminder; speaking in human words, it’s a way to organize all your regular or upcoming events at once. The heart of Alarm++’s functionality consists of two rather simple things: When To Do and What…
- Aml Pages 9.02, Writing Notes, Organizing Notes, All About Notes — Whenever you use your computer, for work or for entertainment, every minute or once a week, there’s a moment when you realize that you need a very special kind of software. First, you think you just want to be able to write notes and texts, you know, something simple. Of course, you can just use a text editor or something like that, but why not to think further and take a good software once and for all, take Aml…
- New Utilities - a comprehensive daily maintenance solution for your system — Despite the fact that modern operating systems provide virtually all possible maintenance and monitoring tools, using them is often a disappointing process. To begin with, they are quite basic and lack the flexibility of third-party products available on the market. They are also scattered across the system, which makes it hard for beginners to take full advantage of their capabilities — some people don’t even know of their…
- WIMP: Daily Saver's Bank — Money love count. When left unattended, little by little our money sneaks out of our pockets, and we feel the constant lack of it until we start counting it. Although personal finance applications are supposed to help us keep our financial records in order, a lot of those applications require users to do a lot of confusing configuration and preparation works. Why bother with all that when you want to just…
- DatePad: Calendar, Explorer and Notepad - Combined — What are we going to get when we combine a calendar with a notepad? — Let’s dream it up. With a tool of this kind, we could take notes about> something taking place on a certain date, something we saw, heard or thought about on a that date — everything — and keep that for ourselves or share it with others, just like with an online blog…
- EASEUS Todo Backup - the easiest way to back up your data and restore it whenever you want — Keeping all of your documents, photos and music on a single computer’s hard drive is extremely convenient. You always have access to any document and file and can instantly search your data archive. However, this approach is potentially quite risky, as nobody is insured against unexpected hardware crashes, power failures, software glitches and own mistakes that often lead to tragic consequences. No matter how fail-proof your system…
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