- Spices.Net Suite: All about .Net Visual Studio Can't Do — Spices.Net Suite is a collection of utilities, which brings all the strength the .Net platform *potentially* has right in a developer’s hands. Unfortunately, the functionality of the tools created by Microsoft for their own platform is always much poorer than what it could be, and Spices.Net is addressed to fix this drawback. Once installed, Spaces.Net Suite will provide you with pretty and usable environment, completely…
- nBit Easy FTP DLL 2.8.2, It Should Be Easy! — Easy FTP DLL contains an Active X control, which handles operations with FTP servers and can be used from any language/environment where Active X controls are suitable. Easy FTP’s ActiveX is windowless, so it can be created from code in run-time. Easy FTP’s list of functions offers a full set of FTP interactions; you can browse or list, create, delete, upload and download files and folders on server…
- FTPRush 1.0, Master of FTP — If you work with FTP eventually, i.e. download one file per month, all you would need for a happy life is your browser or a file manager. But once your FTP usage gets more intensive, start uploading and downloading, connecting to several servers, managing accounts, synchronizing folders and so on, you will finally come to the though that the FTP issue is not such an easy one. The list of features you have already requested is huge…
- File Encrypter Rijndael 1.01.12, Secure Like the Government — In 1997, the United States’ National Institute of Standards and Technology has announced the contest for the best block cipher, which would become the successor of the not-so-strong DES (Data Encryptio Algorithm). The government had a need for the new algorithm, which would be publicly known and well-tested with the community of cryptographists, proving its strength. The winner of the contest was to be named AES (Advanced Encryption Algorithm…
- Easy Net Switch – a dream come true for real net-hoppers — If all networks were absolutely the same, they would’ve called it network utopia. No network-specific IP addresses, passwords, DNS servers, drive mappings, proxy and gateway addresses — all these things that may take hours to configure, especially when there is not system administrator around. Unfortunately, networks are all different and active users that commute between offices, building, departments, home and corporate networks know very well…
- WebMarkers – a secure remote archive of your most important information — Today, when information is valued above all, we all strive to provide maximum protection for our most important documents. However, if you store your information locally, it still remains vulnerable to virus attacks, system crashes and other factors that may completely destroy it or damage it beyond recovery. Storing your files somewhere else — CD/DVD disks, external hard drives — is a great idea, but the backup process…
- CRC .NET Control - a native .NET component for fast CRC calculation — Cyclic Redundancy Check (CRC) calculations are used by the majority of developers to validate the integrity of files and binary streams, which makes them an important part of applications working with multiple input and output files. Despite the great number of available CRC algorithms utilizing various initial polynomials, CRC32 is by far the most popular one. If you are a .NET programmer and want to use a CRC library…
- Eric's TelNet98 - all you need to efficiently work with TelNet and SSH connections! — Access by Telnet and SSH is an absolutely indispensible skill for every serious network and system administrator. Providing access to remote systems on the lowest level, these protocols enable them to fix serious issues being anywhere in the world. However, knowledge must always be accompanied by proper tools, so if you work with TelNet or SSH on a regular basis and are looking for a replacement of your current…
- Turning the Face to the User. DJ Java Decompiler — Don’t be disappointed when instead a mono-color alphanumeric screen with a lot of mysterious characters, which make sense only to those “chosen” ones called “hackers” or “coders”, and control commands hidden behind the never-would-guess keyboard shortcuts you will see a feature-rich GUI-based editor with colored source code of your application loaded in it. — That’s DJ Java…
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