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The Chilkat .NET email component fully supports SMTP, POP3, MIME, HTML, SSL, S/MIME, secure authentication, attachments, SSL, progress monitoring, zip and unzip of attachments, XML import/export, and is fully internationalized to handle email in any language.

The Chilkat C++ class library for VC++ 8.0 fully supports SMTP, POP3, MIME, HTML, SSL, S/MIME, secure authentication, attachments, SSL, progress monitoring, zip and unzip of attachments, XML import/export, and is fully internationalized to handle email in any language.

The Chilkat ActiveX component fully supports SMTP, POP3, MIME, HTML, SSL, S/MIME, secure authentication, attachments, SSL, progress monitoring, zip and unzip of attachments, XML import/export, and is fully internationalized to handle email in any language.

The Chilkat C++ class library for VC++ 7.0 fully supports SMTP, POP3, MIME, HTML, SSL, S/MIME, secure authentication, attachments, SSL, progress monitoring, zip and unzip of attachments, XML import/export, and is fully internationalized to handle email in any language.

Open Fitness tracks workouts, supplement usage, diet, measurements and more. Chart your progress for any of these. Share workouts and diets through email or through the Open Fitness Network. It's easy to use and designed to keep you motivated.

Open Fitness tracks workouts, supplement usage, diet, measurements and more. Chart your progress for any of these. Share workouts and diets through email or through the Open Fitness Network. It's easy to use and designed to keep you motivated.

A powerful training diary for runners of all ability. Helps improve fitness and motivation. Use Runner's Diary each time you run to record Date, Route, Time, Distance, Heart Rate, Comments, Weight and shoe usage. Analyse your progress over time.

A language learning aid including a flash card creator and progress charting. Comes with vocabularies of over 20, 000 words and idioms that are ordered by frequency of use. Includes native French pronunciations.

A few years ago, I designed a JavaScript Life Point Calculator and now an application version. You can see how the progress of this program developed over time by looking at the 'Release Notes.txt' file.