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Process Security Manager displays detailed information about all running processes (applications, DLLs, BHOs, and services). For each process, it enhances the functionality of Windows Task Manager by providing a security risk rating.

VAIS PC SpeedUp is a fast and advanced registry cleaner which can clean up unused entries and obsolete information like application info, help files, sound events, history list, ActiveX, shared DLLs and so on.

PDFtext - Dlls for your pdf-files... Royalty free! All pdf-specs! Extract the complete text-content of pdf-files. As an automated text-export into a generated file. As clipboard-content. As a returning string. For all well known IDEs (.NET, too!).

PDFtext - Dlls for your pdf-files... Royalty free! All pdf-specs! Extract the complete text-content of pdf-files. As an automated text-export into a generated file. As clipboard-content. As a returning string. For all well known IDEs (.NET, too!).

PDFtext - Dlls for your pdf-files... Royalty free! All pdf-specs! Extract the complete text-content of pdf-files. As an automated text-export into a generated file. As clipboard-content. As a returning string. For all well known IDEs (.NET, too!).

The Microsoft Access Code 39 Barcode Generator inserts into an Access Report or Form that displays barcodes based on data provided from the database wthout special fonts, DLLs or other components.

The QR Code ASPX Barcode Generator is a script that integates into any ASPX environment to display streaming QR Code & GS1 QR Code barcodes without installing fonts, DLLs or other components.

The Svchost.exe process is a Windows system process for services that run from dynamic-link libraries (DLLs). The original svchost.exe file is located in C:\Windows\System32, but some malwares use the same name to hide their activities. So check it!

The Svchost.exe process is a Windows system process for services that run from dynamic-link libraries (DLLs). The original svchost.exe file is located in C:\Windows\System32, but some malwares use the same name to hide their activities. So check it!