- Mail Tracker 1.0, A Little Goodie — I want to show a completely new genre of software. «Traditional» software looks like «I have started the program and I?m working inside it». But, Mail Tracker is a representative of another style. For example, «I have started the program and my everyday life became easier and more pleasant». OK, where is the magic? Software like MailTracker is designed to help other programs to be more…
- Home Brew Log 1.42. The Real DIY — DIY (stands for Do-It-Yourself) is a really big overall world trend of the last years. Doing something yourself from the scratch is not always an easy task, but the outcome is worth the efforts. Things made by hands just *have more of life in them*, compared to things you can buy in shopping centers. In the computer era, doing something by hand is really easy: programming, writing blogs and articles, designing…
- Constable Authorization Engine 2.0. Policies Above All — Constable Authorization Engine (CAZE) is a class library for .NET Framework, which does all about authorization policies in all of their aspects. In fact, CAZE is much more than just «some classes in the library», as it makes you think all your design thoroughly, from the roles and actions point of view. There is also a handy visual policy designer, which helps you look at policies «in general», without…
- Advanced Web Ranking 5.0.3 – Know Your Search Engine Ranking! — While working on improving our websites’ marketing return, we must always have the overall picture of what’s going on with the website before taking another step toward the improvement. What is your website’s current page rank, keyword rank, visibility? It may take you days to check the rankings by hand. Are you willing to spend that much time and effort just to grow a pile of new optimization assignment…
- TimeGuard Pro, Time Tracking for the Real Work — Work time tracking software isn’t something exclusive. But anyone who has tried using any program of such kind knows a number of nuances involved in this process. The «naïve» programs asking you to «write here, what and when you’ve done» just don’t work. What DOES work? I’ll show you with TimeGuard Pro. TimeGuard Pro stands out for being brief and non-obtrusive when it’s vital for the normal…
- MyCar-Monitor 3.4, Keep Track, Keep Eye! — There is a common opinion about modern cars that they require almost no maintenance. You just drive them; when the fuel is out, you buy it, when a trouble strikes — you buy the service. That’s only part of the truth. The other part is: yeah, you can avoid thinking about your car, but if you do, the condition of your car and the length of its life would be much better, and amount of money your car…
- aZebra Search Server. Search It! — Life is a constant search. We search for necessary information everywhere. Now, with the advent of the Internet, it’s become possible to find information about just whatever we want. All we need for that is a powerful search server like @Zebra. @Zebra is a universal search server that can help you to find things inside local networks, on ftp servers or you can just use it as a brilliant Web search…
- n-Track Studio: Music Authoring For Everyone — Creating music is no longer a privilege of the «chosen». Music composition neither requires access to expensive studios, nor does it demand advanced sound processing equipment or other high-tech gadgets costing a fortune. In the era of technology, you can create high-class compositions right at your home, with your good old PC; just install and get along with n-Track Studio, a PC-based audio recording and editing…
- AllNetic Working Time Tracker - simple and efficient personal time tracking — Those of us who get paid for the time we spend on our customers’ tasks know well what a problem it is to keep track of our hours and then create accurate reports for the clients. Of course, you can submit approximate values or use your own wristwatch as a meter, but these methods can hardly be called elegant or accurate. If seeking a tool that will take the time tracking burden off your shoulders, look…
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