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Instant messaging software designed for use within Small and Corporate Office's Local Area Network. Features include Text & Group Chat, Voice Chat, File Transfer, Offline Messaging. Its Server-less, requires No internet connection & Easy to install.

Area Code Lookup - Info On Every Area Code. Search by state or number. Pulls up regional information, major cities, overlaying area codes and more. Also includes a reverse phone/cell phone lookup tool to find out who owns an unlisted phone number.

Private Photo Album is a personal photo viewer that keeps intimate photos private. The photos are stored in a single exe file with a password access. The file is protected by a strong 256-bit encryption and can be taken with you on a USB flash drive.

Private Photo Album is a personal photo viewer that keeps intimate photos private. The photos are stored in a single exe file with a password access. The file is protected by a strong 256-bit encryption and can be taken with you on a USB flash drive.

TribalWeb, Peer to Peer between Friends. Easy, Secure...and Free Already more than 150, 000 TribalWeb users! All thoose features are included in the standard version and are totally free. TribalWeb contains no adware and can be uninstalled easily.

Network Mechanic optimizes your Internet connection up to 300%, providing faster download speeds and fewer delays while browsing. It acts as an accelerator for your network connection. It works with MSN, AOL, and all private ISP hosts.

OfficePopup allows the management team to inform employees about any important events or incidents by sending messages to entire departments or individual users on your network. OfficePopup runs on any TCP/IP based local area network (LAN).

CommView is a program for monitoring Internet and Local Area Network (LAN) activity capable of capturing and analyzing network packets. With CommView you can see the list of network connections and vital IP statistics and examine individual packets.

Shunra's VE Desktop Standard emulates a Wide Area Network (WAN) network link so you can test applications under a variety of current and potential network conditions from your desktop.