- AvailSuite 2.50. The Diamond in Service Management — Clients and employees, money and inventory, incomes and spendings, papers, papers, calculations, calculations… Uff! In the complex and tightly coupled business of service management you can never obtain all actual data and the overall picture, unless you have very clever software, promptly handling all aspects of your business. No «software conglomerates», no «hand-made half-automation», no «cool, cool Excel tables» can serve…
- JC&MB Quicknote 5.3, Concentrate on Content Rather than Form. — When you need to write something down — a brilliant idea or Web address, would you rather use a pencil and a sticky note or a computer and a text editor? I could bet you’d rather choose the first option in a great majority of cases, simply because it’s much easier and quicker to grab a pencil, write a note, and then stick it on a visible spot than launch a text editor…
- Web Form Anti-Spam 1.00, Don't Let 'em Any Chance! — Spam and other automated and unwanted messages are a pain. The most painful aspect of the problem is that there is no 100% reliable method to fight the spam completely. But the progress is moving on, and today there are some hope-giving approaches; one of them is «do not let spammers know your contacts». But, if spammers can’t know them, how can others contact you? The trick is: professional spammers…
- WinXP Manager 5.2.1, Management and Expertise — WinXP Manager is a powerful set of Windows XP analysis and management tools; it can be said to support the «full stack of Windows analysis and control», from deep system things to desktop wallpaper. WinXP Manager looks like a utilities suit with one main application (Manager itself). Manager has an informative menu, divided into several sections (like Information, Optimizer, Cleaner, and so on) with each section…
- EControl Form Designer Pro - a reliable aide that will always help you out with form creation — If you are a professional developer working on a complex application, such as a SCADA tool, an extensible data management solution or an engineering suite, you may need to implement form design functionality that will allow users create their own forms right within your software. Creating such features from scratch is a task of tremendous complexity; therefore you may want to try EControl Form Designer Pro —…
- Anyplace Control - control remote systems no matter where you are — Most probably, there have been situation in your life when you had to explain something computer-related to another person on the phone. The task seems easy when you are talking to somebody with experience and knowledge in the area — in this case, the whole process may take mere seconds. But imagine having to explain the process of configuring an Outlook account to your mother-in-law and you’ll instantly realize what…
- CenterIt - a 1-2-3 approach to centering form controls in Microsoft Acess — These days, more and more computers — both desktops and laptops — have widescreen monitors by default. Widescreen high-resolution displays are better suited for multi-window environments, active work with several documents and even movies. However, non-standard aspect ratios and high resolutions can also create problems for developers — the elements of interfaces that looked perfect in lower resolutions suddenly regroup and move to the upper…
- Remote Administrator Control - stay in control, anywhere, any time! — If you have ever tried explaining anything PC-related to your mom or computer-illiterate friend, you have a perfect idea what a pain it can be. Even changing a small parameter may require a good half an hour on the phone, let alone more complex issues. Things get much worse, however, when it comes to supporting a couple of remote departments in your company with dozens of people regularly submitting requests…
- Windows Inspection Tool Set — The quickest way to find out what’s going on in your Windows system is to take a look at the task manager. Finding out what software is installed on the computer takes opening the control panel, and to view active network connections you will need to refer to the firewall. That’s quite a bit of an effort; besides, who can tell, what stands behind those strings and numbers in all those panels? How…
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