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EisenVault Alfresco Outlook Plugin
Outlook Plugin for storing emails to Alfresco
... and compile with Microsoft Visual Studio 2015. Code is in C#. Released under GNU LGPLv3. Please write to us at contact@eisenvault.com with any questions or comments. Visit us at https://www.eisenvault.com Note: This only works with trusted SSL Certificates (not self signed ones) and this does not work with Alfresco Cloud (my.alfresco.com). -
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WiseNotes
A Wiki for tracking notes - simple and easy!
*** NOTE *** There seems to be some problems in Windows 10. This should be fixed by going to the WiseTech\WiseNotes folder in the x86 prog files and running wisenotes.exe as admin. Update - 8-16-2016: You can now delete old notes and categories plus you can search notes by name! I work in IT and most of my jobs I've worked at have always had a generous learning curve and not only because IT can be difficult at times. Often times, its because documentation is lacking or is poorly... -
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Note13
The coolest simple notes program for Windows!
Note13 is a great program to make notes on your Windows computer! You can add text to up to ten pages in a clutter-free window. The program itself is a very small installation (2MB as of V1.2.1) and is extremely fast, hardly taking any CPU resources at all!
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