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An easy to use Internet phone for Mac OS X using VoIP to provide crystal clear voice quality in an attractively sleek interface, quick configuration, integrated with OS X address book and supporting Growl notifications.

State-of-The-Art spam filter for POP3, AOL, HOTMAIL, MSN, YAHOO accounts. Integrates with POP3 Email Programs - Outlook, Outlook Express, Eudora, Incredimail and others. Address book Import, remote filtering options, unlimited accounts and profiles.

attenzoSMS is a free application that allows you to send bulk SMS to mobile numbers in more than 200 countries. It provides integration with Facebook and Twitter and allows you to sms content from your networks, like pictures and status updates.

Export Notes is a capable tool for Lotus Notes Email to Outlook conversion. It converts Lotus Notes emails, address book, calendar, to do list, journals Meta data (to, cc, bcc, attachments) to Microsoft Outlook.

Book barcode label is creating use barcode generator software or online tools. Obtain an ISBN or EAN barcode from provider or publishing service. Print barcodes on book covers using a barcode image, printer or on label affixed to the cover.

This backup utility features backup of E-mail messages and address book, database of your messenger: ICQ, MSN, Yahoo!, AIM, Windows registry, Windows shell settings, and anything you wish to protect from hardware failure or accidental erasures.

ASPPack Groupware by ITCom3 is a an instant intranet software for Windows. ASPPack allows you to create a Web based GroupWare in a few minutes

2 Programs in 1 : VideoChat (1-to-1 chat, Personal Address Book, BuzzCard invite-a-friend, NAT Router / LAN Support and easy setup Wizard) & VideoChat Plus! (High Quality Audio / Video Group Chat, Real-Time Conference Recording & Video email).

This screen saver is a philosophic approach to the process of time. The book, which has next moment on each of its pages. On the one page it has the past on the next the future comes. Where is the present then? Maybe somewhere between these two ones.