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NetMAC is the best solution for users who needs to change network connection settings (TCP/IP parameters, MAC address, default printer, computer name, DNS domain, workgroup/domain, Internet Explorer settings).

Migration Manager migrates all user settings and files from one device to another. It enables flawless settings transfer between versions of Windows and Office. It has excellent, dynamic, automated migration for user and admin-directed migrations.

Migration Manager migrates all user settings and files from one device to another. It enables flawless settings transfer between versions of Windows and Office. It has excellent, dynamic, automated migration for user and admin-directed migrations.

Migration Manager migrates all user settings and files from one device to another. It enables flawless settings transfer between versions of Windows and Office. It has excellent, dynamic, automated migration for user and admin-directed migrations.

NeighborhoodIdentifier is a Windows utility for managing and automaticlly changing settings at startup. If a network, file or share, etc is available, NI can automaticlly run a serie of commands. Specifically for Laptop users NI is a time saver.

Change fast SMTP server settings on multiple Outlook Express accounts, to be able to send emails from another network, using its SMTP server.

Debugging of Shell extensions is a simple process, but some things still made developers "unhappy": dll's are locked by Explorer and other applications, some settings hidden in the registry. ShellReset utility solves these problems.

Backup Outlook mail folders, contacts, tasks, calendar, notes, message rules, signatures, stationery, custom preferences. In addition saves all Internet Explorer custom settings, including favorites and history.

This backup utility features backup of E-mail messages and address book, database of your messenger: ICQ, MSN, Yahoo!, AIM, Windows registry, Windows shell settings, and anything you wish to protect from hardware failure or accidental erasures.