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Password randomization of your common accounts on all your systems. Web based interface allows your Help Desk to get the current password in effect for each system. SQL Server based solution.

This application takes advantage of TAPI functions provided by Windows and Modem manufactures, thus producing a very powerful program capable of replacing your current telephone answering machine and CallerID box with this single application.

With WebMarkers, you simply click one button in our Internet Explorer toolbar and the current web page is converted to an Adobe Acrobat file and securely saved to your private online account. Any page that can be printed can be saved with WebMarkers.

Bankruptcy Case Software streamlines the preparation and printing of debtor filings under Chapters 7, 11, and 13. The software accommodates current, official bankruptcy forms in an easy-to-use, interactive software system.

OnlineMonitor is used to visualize and control the speed of internet connections. It displays the current download- and upload-speed graphically and/or numerically. It also logs the transfered amount of data for the connections.

Write large numbers of high quality questions from current class activities. The question editor prompts for a seven-part paragraph that is recombined into over two dozen different questions. Create alternate versions that can be scored as one test.

Safer Workstation will turn your removable media device (iPod or thumb drive, for example) into a "key" for your login. Eject the drive from your system, and Safer Workstation will automatically log out the current user.

Principal AntiVirus protects your computer against viruses, spyware, trojans, worms, backdoors, adware and other malware. It does not use signature scanners, requires no regular updates and protects against both future as well as current malware.

Free useful time saving utility. Open a DOS prompt in the current folder. Send a file or folder to DOS. Set an environment variable to hold the file or folder name. Useful for those who use DOS from time to time.