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HiddenBCC is an add-in for Microsoft Outlook 2000/2002 (XP)/2003 which enables you to automatically add predefined BCC recipients to every outgoing message. With that you can ensure that for example every sent message goes to an archive.

A WW2 FPS 3D game where you as a saboteur are sent into German occupied Norway. Main mission: Blow up two canons. No linear missions, you can walk all over the place. You sneak and snipe in a winter landscape. It also has a fun arcade mode as bonus.

AwaitingReply automatically displays you a list of the emails you've sent which have not yet received a reply. A few clicks is all that is needed to follow up on those emails for which you're expecting a reply. Improves your email response rates.

Advanced SER monitors outgoing traffic of the target PC's email client and intercepts all the messages sent from it. Intercepted emails are forwarded to a pre-specified email address.

Application Launcher is a script launcher with an ability to send collected output from remote servers to a client by e-mail.

Any@Web is a powerful software specifically designed to monitor, record and restrict Internet activities in the network. It records any web pages viewed, files uploaded & downloaded and emails sent and received through any computers in the network.

Monitor all computers in the local network with LanAgent. Sites visited, files\programs opened, clipboard contents, screenshots - all this data will be secretly recorded and sent to your computer at any time. Your employees are always in your focus!

ProductNet is a database software used to manage all the product of your company. It generates catalogue, leaflet, pamphlet, product detail sheet, booklet and brochure into a single file. It may be sent through email or burn to CD Rom.

This SMS software can be used by TV stations to display a scrollbar on the bottom of the screen in television programs. The scrollbar can display incoming SMS text messages sent by the viewers of the TV program using their mobile phones.