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SBPop monitors your Internet email mailbox for incoming mail and announces new mail by a flashing icon and/or audio alert. Supports multiple mail servers and audio alerts that are configurable by author, subject, or search string.

Alchemy Network Monitor monitors your network servers and business-critical applications availability and performance and immediately alerts you if a server gets out of order.

An NAT gateway-based EIM (Employee Internet Management) product realizing LAN-independent web monitoring and control. It is coupled with the EIA (Employee Intranet Administration) which monitors and controls the whole activities of individual PCs.

This low CPU usage program automatically backup your USB flash drives when plugged into your computer. The program starts up with your computer and monitors which devices are plugged in. The program keeps an individual backup for each USB device.

Spy software that runs invisibly and records how computer has been used. Secretly monitors visited Internet sites, email, chat, keystrokes, used programs. It takes screen copies of every action, like a surveillance camera. Keep your kids safe online.

Actual Spy is a computer activity monitor and keylogger, that allows you to keep track of what is happening on your computer. It runs hidden in the background, and automatically logs all keystrokes, and can also take snapshots of the desktop.

Radmin is fast, secure remote control and remote access software, which includes multi-user text and voice chat, file transfer, Windows Vista support, Windows security support, telnet access, multiple monitors support, various connection modes, etc.

Inside Chat Spy is an easy to use application that stealthily monitors and records both sides of chat conversations that took place on a computer.

Windows startup manager monitors and controls Windows startup configuration. This convenient advanced startup manager researches program safety with the help of an integrated database of potentially dangerous programs.