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Take your Notes anywhere: No Setup, No Registration, use on any Computer. Use NotesLogExp to Store, Catalog, Manage, Secure, Search, Sort, Export Notes & Various information, PhoneBook, Tasks, Links, using a Password Protected Data Base.

The generated pages for the storefront are pure HTML and JavaScript, you can publish them to virtually any server or even on a CD. Within minutes your site will be able to accept credit card payment through Google Checkout.

The Xceed Backup Library lets developers add on-demand or scheduled backups to their Windows apps quickly and easily. Its full-featured ActiveX control includes backup/catalog/log file management, a multithreaded scheduler and removable media support

Print flyers, brochures, letterheads, envelopes, CD DVD labels, address labels and more. with Belltech Small Business Publisher. This printing software comes with many design templates and cutting-edge tools and connects to MS Excel, Access files.

Cataloguer for data collection on CDs, DVDs, network drives etc. You can add searchable comments; sort data by categories using Drag'n'Drop; browse inside archives (ZIP, RAR, ACE); search with different criterions; export data to other formats etc.

Asmw Optimizer Deluxe is an all-purpose system optimizer to ensure that your system is in top shape. It cleans Registry, Encrypt Decrypt files, provides Disk catalog, uninstalls programs, Remove junk files and zero size files, lets you change your bo

Creative ease. Photo perfection. Start being creative with your digital photos. Create photos for use in albums, cards, calendars, and family projects with amazing ease. Use How-tos to learn step by step how to make the changes you want.

All-in-One Graphics Viewer, Player, File Manager, Explorer, Batch Image Processor, Editor, Converter, Album + Organizer, Batch Unzipper, Multimedia Slide Show Editor, Duplicate Finder, Web Page Generator + HTML Cataloger

No arcade section is complete without Pong. Although not as much fun to play it definitely deserves a spot in the catalog! Pong was the first...