- HiBase Task Scheduler 2.07 Works on Its Own — HiBase Task Scheduler is all about planning and scheduling. The completely reasonable striving for the automation and scheduling of everything with this software can be realized the most natural way. Single task for scheduling is created through a simple and clear wizard, where you can set the day(s) and time(s) when task is to be executed. The innovative graphical controls allow setting up the days and times with a single mouse click…
- IISKeeper. It is nothing personal, Sonny. It is strictly business. — It is not a rare and absolutely normal situation when you want to protect some resource on your web-site and grant access to it on the per-user basis. As a matter of fact, the organization of almost any pay-per-view resource requires this capability. Unfortunately, with IIS you can’t create a protected resource easily. But with IISKeeper you can. IISKeeper works as an ISAPI filter for IIS and can protect…
- Hide Window Plus 1.0. It's Only My Business! — In the ideal world, the word «privacy» should be unknown and unnecessary for anybody except employees of a Large Bank. But unfortunately, our world is not ideal, and there are so many people who want to know, «what are you doing on your computer». There is nothing criminal in it, but you typically won’t want your boss to see you having your 5-min relax with the newest Flash game or your…
- Courier 3.5 - Easy and Pretty-Featured — Courier is a personal e-mail program, which combines pretty and easy interface with smart-features-when-they-are-necessary. It looks completely familiar to average user, but it can satisfy an fastidious one also. Courier provides you with the ingenious concept of the single-file mailbox, which stores all of your account settings, preferences, mails and addresses and all that is easily transferred between computers (for ex., home and office…
- Plancoin 0.3, It's Only My Business! — There are many situations in life when you don’t want people around you to know what exactly you are doing onto your computer. The most common case is at your work, especially when your boss or a local manager is not as «adequate» as you’d want. He doesn’t trust you. He doesn’t know you can do you work better taking every-half-hour breaks for thinking and playing Minesweeper…
- Business Applications Architect. Availability, Flexibility, Mobility and Security — It’s a well-known fact that the key areas of database functionality, claimed by end-users, are data access, presentation, update, and validation. Dealing with all these could be a real problem even for a professional programmer, not to mention an inexperienced user. What can really help you to get things done is brilliant software, Business Applications Architect. BA Architect is a solution that offers much more than…
- BusinessCards MX 3.41, The Face Of Your Business — Business cards are often referred to as a «businessman’s face». Indeed, a well-done business card can go much further than «just providing information». After visits and conferences, meetings and interviews, helpful people you meet by an accident always make the last impression of you by looking at your business card. In the strange process of converting those people to your business partners…
- Billionaire II, Business Game For A New Century — «Business simulator» games has a long story. Some time ago there were board games originated from the times of «naive business», pre-XX-century’s «civilizing» changes, from times, when business rules were «wild» (yet somebody will argue it was a good times). Times have changed, business has changed, life has changed, and old games with their old stories aren’t appropriate anymore. We need a new…
- Macro Scheduler 9.2.01e, Don't Bother Your Hands — A hundred years ago, machines first arose to automate routine operations that humans didn’t want to do. It is now the 21st century, and what do we see? How many exactly identical, exactly routine «point-and-click», «switch-and-type», «drag-and-drop», «cut-and-paste» operations do you perform on the desktop of your computer every day? A lot, I guess. But shouldn’t the…
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