Archive for the 'Information Management' Category
Friday, October 26th, 2007
There are a number of different programs on the internet today responsible for doing a number of different things, but what makes Hamachi such a standout program is that it happens to be a program that a lot of people use to facilitate their day-to-day lives. What I mean by that is that a lot of people want to connect with each other in a way that things like firewalls and internet inconsistencies sometimes prevent, but you can use Hamachi to help remedy those problems and make true peer to peer connection a possibility.
The thing that makes a lot of people like Hamachi straight out of the box is the fact that Hamachi is a program that is easy to use and easy to set up. There is in fact no configuration required whatsoever; you just put the name of the network in and the password for the network and then you are good to go. The Hamachi program can then be used in order to initiate a direct connection between two computers that are both connected to the internet. The important part, however, is that this connection can be done regardless of any of the other circumstances of either of the two computers. This is important because it is relatively innovative in that sense.
More information can be found at https://secure.logmein.com/products/hamachi/vpn.asp?lang=en
Posted in Beta version, Browsers, Design, Developer, Information Management, Internet, Main, P2P, Programming, Security, Shareware, Utilities, Windows | 1 Comment »
Friday, October 26th, 2007
From deep within the freeware programs that are available in today’s market, one can quite easily find the use for something like the VMware player. Whether it is something that you need run in a safe virtual machine or whether you would like to emulate what a lot of others have done, what you are going to find is that the VMware Player is the thing that you can use to make that simulation a reality.
The VMware player allows users of a PC (regardless of whether they have a Windows or a Linux setup) to run any of the virtual machines that are currently available today. For example, VMware Workstation, GSX Server, ESX Server and Symantec are all examples of different virtual machines that could be run through the use of the VMware player. This is especially useful when you want to take a look at software in an application environment before incorporating that environment into your computer and in addition to that it is also useful for experiencing the full range of benefits inherent to many of the preconfigured products around.
More information is available at http://www.vmware.com/products/player/
Posted in Developer, Information Management, Security, Shareware, Shell and Desktop, Utilities, Windows | 1 Comment »
Thursday, October 25th, 2007
Have you ever loaded a piece of software and seen a sort of title screen for the software while it was loading? This title screen usually has information about the program version, name and release date and might also include a couple of graphics in order to help users identify a specific corporate or proprietary software brand. Did you know that you could make these screens for your own programs too if you wanted to do so? Well, one of the ways that you can do it is through the use of the Splash Screen software being discussed here.
The opening splash screen for the software makes it look like a Microsoft product, but don’t be fooled; this is a freeware product created by the excellent BitLaboratory.com. The product will allow you to use a number of different options such as the image and the transition and then sit back and see what results. The splash screen is quite fun to tinker with and that is perhaps why even this simple program has the ability to enjoy a large amount of popularity. It is still in an early phase of development, but you can expect there to be many new versions to come with new functionality and usage.
More information can be found at http://www.bitlaboratory.com/Default.aspx?tabIndex=1&tabID=10
Posted in Business, Commercial, Design, Developer, Information Management, Internet, Main, Shareware, Utilities, Windows | No Comments »
Thursday, October 25th, 2007
Google Desktop Search has become very popular in today’s world. Nowadays not only can you use the search to look for things on the internet right from your desktop, but at the same time you can also get it to remember past searches so that if you make it again it can tell you exactly which websites from the search you already visited. A lot of people love Google Desktop Search and while it certainly has a lot going for it, there is always room for improvement. Some of this improvement is provided by the software being reviewed here.
The Audio Indexer is what is known as a freeware plugin, meaning that you can use it to enhance the functionality of Google Desktop Search and that you do not have to actually pay anything in order to use it. Once installed, you can then use the plugin in order to get the Google Desktop software to actually index tags on different audio files. Tags are things like artist name, title of the song, track number on a CD, name of the album and of course the run-time of the actual song. These are all tags that the plugin can help Google Desktop index and therefore it can help you greatly when you take a look at the file information later on down the road.
More information can be found at http://mp3tag.de/en/gds.html
Posted in Catalogue, Design, Developer, Freeware, Information Management, Main, Plugin, Utilities | No Comments »
Tuesday, October 23rd, 2007
There are so many different software programs and categories of programs out there today that it is sometimes difficult to ensure that a program gets raised to the surface through anything but sheer luck. While there is certainly going to be luck involved if this program gets to the top of the freeware spectrum, at the same time there is also going to be a lot to talk about in regards to all of the different features that this great program really does seem to have!
Joost for Windows is a work in progress; that is to say that it is a software piece that is constantly evolving as new updates are added and old bugs are fixed. At the current moment, it functions as a minimum-feature program that you can use to watch TV on the internet. When it is finished, it promises to be a very good program and gives you not only the high quality that internet TV sometimes lacks (especially in full screen mode, as YouTube viewers can attest to), but also gives you many typical TV functions such as easy channel surfing and the ability to select from dozens if not hundreds of television shows to watch.
More information can be found at http://www.joost.com/
Posted in Beta version, Developer, Information Management, Internet, Main, Video, Web services, Windows | No Comments »
Wednesday, October 17th, 2007
Xenomorph dot net is a company that is perhaps known to many people interested in freeware file distribution and their latest brainstorm has resulted in the latest version of the XdN Tweaker software. This is an excellent piece of software not because it does something that nobody has been able to do before, but rather because it has come up with a way to make a process that people hate doing but sometimes have to do a lot easier. Just as the name implies, it is a piece of software that is designed to be a Tweaker software for the XP, Server 2003 and Vista versions of Windows.
What exactly does a Tweaker software do? Well, if you want to change something about your operating system, normally you would have to figure out exactly where that change can take place first. For example, Vista as an operating system has graphics controls, control panel files, files and folders, right-click determination and a number of other things that have to be changed manually through accessing the specific program. The Tweaker allows you to make all of these changes from a single screen by popping up as a dialogue box with a number of tabs that you can use to bring up the different areas. It is a big timesaver that most people have enjoyed right off the bat from using it.
More information can be found at http://xenomorph.net/
Posted in Developer, Freeware, Information Management, Main, OS Updates, Security, Shell and Desktop, Utilities, Windows | No Comments »
Friday, October 12th, 2007
Often we have many items to maintain that can lead to a chaotic situation. If you want to effortlessly reduce the chaos and do your work with ease then there is good chance that the Inventory Log software is possibly the best option for you.
Getting the software takes a very little time of yours as downloading and installation is over in a breeze. The software has a nice and elegant appearance that you can observe after launching it. Set the list for the items that are used or kept at storage. You can add in the items relating to different categories like food, meat, beverages, etc. Record the quantity as it also helps you to keep a track of items. The list is shown in the middle of the screen so that you can know what is available and what needs to be purchased again. List s very long? No problems search the item writing the related word in the Search box. The calendar shows the manager view for maintaining the things. The Manager is for maintaining the records of the things available and update then when you make a new purchase. Changing the quantity units available, the requirement and always stock for the items is much easier to record. Want to have a look at the whole inventory, simple, just go tot the inventory option and all the inventory items are shown on the screen. The program analyses the inventory and prepares the shopping list that with specified categories. Have the back up stored so that you do not any record. Set the Store name and add or delete the departments according to the item that you use. Get the print of the list and the go on with shopping as this time you won’t forget anything. The help guide is not supported by the software but the working is easier.
So go ahead and make your work of managing things easier with the Inventory Log software at your disposal.
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Posted in Business, Catalogue, Developer, Information Management, Shareware, Windows | No Comments »
Thursday, October 11th, 2007
Wink is a freeware program for creating presentations and tutorials on how to use software. This is ideal for creating tutorials that you wish to upload as an online flash tutorial for example.
You can even record your voice to go along with it and/or you can also type in explanations and step by step instructions. It can capture screenshots automatically as you use your PC, based on your mouse and keyboard input, which gives professionally looking results.
It has a well made user guide and two useful tutorial projects, allows saving as PDF, and also has a lot of customization options. So if you’re looking for a free way of placing a software tutorial online, its worth a look!
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Posted in Commercial, Design, Developer, Freeware, Information Management, Main, Shareware, Shell and Desktop, Utilities, Windows | No Comments »
Tuesday, October 9th, 2007
Described by its author as “notepad on crack”… Zulupad is a wiki-style program for helping you manage ideas, notes, etc. I’ll try to explain how it works.
It allows you to write notes and link the notes to each other. Each note you make is given a name. From that point on, anytime you type that word/name, it becomes a link to the page you first named. Also, adding a named note, will retroactively make all instances of that word/name throughout your document become links to that note. You can also select some text, and make it a link which automatically creates a new page with that name.
Just think of wikipedia and how it works,interlinked information based on linked keywords. This is very similar, but without having to learn wiki code.
Basically, this is potentially useful for anyone seeking to have a wiki-type “memo pad” for whatever reasons.
It comes in a free and pro version. Click here for more info
Posted in Developer, Information Management, Main, Shareware, Text, Time Managment, Utilities, Windows | No Comments »
Tuesday, October 2nd, 2007
Wouldn’t it be great if you could just log-on to one site and it would list any new messages from all your email accounts and social networks? Well thats the idea behind Fuser.
It aims to be an all-in-one, one-stop site for checking and managing them all. This would obviously normally take several log-in sessions to several different sites.
So far its compatible with the following:
- IMAP/IMAPS
- POP3/POP3S
- Gmail
- Hotmail/MSN Hotmail/Windows Live Hotmail
- Netscape.net/AIM email
- Outlook Web Access
- Exchange 2000/Exchange 2003/Exchange 2007
- Yahoo! Mail
- SquirrelMail
Social Networks
Its worth checking out as it could prove to be a great timesaver! I’m thinking of trying it out for a while. You wanna too?
Click here!
Posted in Developer, E-mail, Information Management, Internet, Main, Web 2.0, Web services, Windows | 3 Comments »
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