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Synchronize standard NIST time server. Support customized time server. Support SNTP protocol. Support TIME protocol. Can be used as a TIME server. Synchronize time regularly or once windows starts.

Network Time System allows creation of network time server in corporate network environment establishing interconnected server time synchronization system for each and every machine or device on the network. Supports NTP, SNTP, NTSv2 protocols.

LANState is a network monitoring program which allows to see your network's state in visual form at any time. It monitors hosts, shared resources, traffic, gets MAC-addresses, scans TCP and UDP ports, gets info on remote PC, and notifies on events.

Simple command-line incremental backup tool for directories. Create compressed point-in-time snapshots, adding only new or modified files and directories at each time. Files are automatically numbered with a timestamp. Free software written in Java.

OtsAV Free is the free edition in the OtsAV professional suite of products which are designed for DJs, Radio and TV Stations, Solution Providers, Businesses and AV Enthusiasts.

CD Splash is a very small but powerful application that will make your dreams come true! CD Splash will display a splash every time you insert the CD in the CDROM unit. You will impress your friends when they will insert your CD in their computers.

Why waste hours of development time implementing DDE with WinFax PRO? Included are all of the DDE functions available with WinFax and TalkWorks in one package. Includes source code with all DDE functionality written in Visual Basic

Side-scrolling jump'n'run platform game suitable for all ages. It has 20 huge levels set in 4 different worlds: Forest, Ancient Egypt, Medieval Castles and Space Ship. Game has dozens of enemies, thousands of items to collect and many secret areas.

Have you ever dreamed of travelling back in time? Taking a walk in Jurassic Park?This screensaver will bring the Earth's largest reptiles straight to your desktop.But fear not, they won't bite...we think...