- Local Account Manager 2.0. Feel as Administrator — If you’ve bought the Windows XP Home operating system and eventually began to feel that its capabilities were not enough — it is not necessarily a sign that you need to buy a more advanced edition of the OS. Some features, known to be very «advanced», can be easily obtained with small and efficient additional software. Here as a good example of this point. If you have several…
- 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…
- Flash Player Pro, Watch It Online, Watch It Locally — Even the simplest, most basic flash movie or animation gives a lot more excitement than the most sophisticated static document. The only trouble about this awesome technology is that all those exciting movies that can be watched online can hardly be saved to a local disk, so that we — or others — could watch them later. Flash Player Pro completely eliminates the problem of saving flash animations to disk; with…
- Local Account Manager - comprehensive access rights management in Windows XP Home — Windows XP Home is a great operating system that offers everything necessary for a typical home computer for a price any household can afford. However, it lacks some of the more advanced features found in the Professional edition — and the ability to manage users’ access rights and permissions tops this «wanted» list. If you would like to stay with the Home edition and yet be able to efficiently manage…
- OLfolders - probably the easiest way to start collaborating in Outlook on your local network — Whenever you need to set up a system that will allow network members to collaborate, share correspondence, a calendar, a task list, contacts and other business items, you have two options. The first one is to hire a system integrator or an experienced administrator, purchase expensive corporate software, spend days to weeks configuring the system and teaching users to work with it and, finally, enjoy the fruits of your…
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