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At last! A 911 radio dispatching program with the features of a mainframe program that would cost many thousands of dollars, yet e911Help does it all on any personal computer for a fraction of what you would expect to pay!

Whether your `Evidence Room' is just a small secured closet or a large, dedicated building, you need to have an accurate inventory of items in a manner that survives a determined court challenge.

An audio encoder/decoder (converter/player) and CD ripper utility for Windows. Supported formats: MP3 (including VBR), WMA, WAV, ADPCM, GSM, DSP, MP2, PCM (uncompressed Wave), OGG Vorbis, G721, G723, G726, A- LAW, U-LAW and RAW.

This Legal Billing program offers powerful but easy tools to track time and expenses, print invoices and get paid for the work you performed without a learning curve requiring extensive training! Even share the data with others on your network!

Over 10, 000 sample contracts and forms. Create essential documents by simply filling in some blanks and printing them out. 1, 001 free business & sales letters included with purchase -- a $39.99 value. Fast and accurate internal search to find forms.

Newton's Aquarium is an interactive physics package that helps students visualize and understand Newton's Law of Universal Gravitation. While creating and exploring their own solar systems, students encounter the core concepts in classical physics.

LaptopLocate.net is helpful in finding where computers, especially mobile computers are currently located. If a computer is stolen, Tometa Software coordinate's with law enforcement to track a registered user's computer before data is compromised.

xrEvidence allows Police Departments to keep track of evidence. Keep detailed information about evidence items. Items and cases can be combined in batches. Action may be preformed on item, case, and batch levels. You may take digital images of items.

This is the best martial arts video I have ever done that covers realistic self-defense and how to deal with the fear factor. Check out the free self-defense video clips on the webpage