- Writers Project Organizer 1.5, Can Be Organized — There is a complex task of getting organized. The task becomes even more complex for a person of a «creative» occupation — those who earn their leaving by writing, painting, music or something. The typical «organizer» software was made having in mind a person like a businessman or programmer, and therefore it’s hardly usable for a writer or an artist. But being organized…
- Sharpshooter's Miniature Golf 4.28, Your Own Golf Course — Playing the real golf requires time, money, and years of intensive training. Besides, the real game is bound to a particular golf course, and should you want to watch or play something different, you would have to go someplace else, have to arrange your visit beforehand, etc. How would you like to play the game on your own course and not even have to go to your backyard? All you’d have to do for that…
- Cool EasyCard 2.55, Card In A Click — With technology changes, most of people activities are developed like a spiral. Greeting cards being invented, were always hand-made things, and very personal. But then, only an artistic person could do a pretty greeting card, so, they became like well-paid though still rare craft. Then, the industrial age came with its factories and cheap typography productions, including greeting cards of course. During the entire XX century, most of greeting cards…
- Task Manager, Get Organized, Stay Organized. — What’s the most common way of getting things done at the office? — Of course, writing to-do things on sticky notes and then sticking those all over the place. «It works!» So we tend to think. But in the reality shows that sticky notes and paper scraps disappear from our desks and so do the jobs written on them — they just disappear from our memory. The good news is it seems…
- The Uncorked Cellar, A Digital Wine Card — Whether you are a wine seller, collector or adorer, you’ll love it. It’s a real wine encyclopedia at your fingertips, and you are the author. With just a click of the mouse, the information on every bottle of wine stored in your cellar will appear before you, at any moment you want it! The Uncorked Cellar is a lot more than a local wine catalog. Although it can throw at you the details…
- Easy Card Creator — When you urgently need to print a large number of badges or ID cards for your class, department, a conference or any other event with a large number of members, you will most definitely have to resort to the services of a local print company for a quality result. However, when time is of essence, you may not be able to do that. If you are seeking a tool that will guarantee your independence…
- Q-Merchant, Accept Credit Cards with QuickBooks — If you accept credit cards for merchandise sold offline — via fax, phone or mail order, at tradeshows and other places not equipped with POS terminals — every credit card payment you have accepted would have to be authorized by the merchant processor. You can get that done through your regular terminal client or, if you use QuickBooks as your accounting system, take advantage of Q-Merchant, a merchant-friendly add-on…
- AdSense Toolbar - keeping your finger on the pulse of your AdSense campaigns — Google AdSense is the most popular and probably the easiest way for an owner of a site with high-quality specialized content to generate extra revenue. If you have just launched your website and would like to be always updated about the performance of your AdSense ads or have had a site for a while and are now adjusting content to generate more clicks, try AdSense Toolbar — a free add-on for your Firefox…
- 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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