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ConnectWise ScreenConnect, formerly ConnectWise Control, is a remote support solution for Managed Service Providers (MSP), Value Added Resellers (VAR), internal IT teams, and managed security providers. Fast, reliable, secure, and simple to use, ConnectWise ScreenConnect helps businesses solve their customers' issues faster from any location. The platform features remote support, remote access, remote meeting, customization, and integrations with leading business tools.
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Apache server configuration gui tool PLEASE READ THE DOC BEFORE INSTALLATION. Prerequisites MyServerEditor should run with no problem either in 32 bit or 64 bit os but if you run a 64 bit os you should have java 32 bit installed and this includes Windows and Linux. Windows7 or above. java 8 for windows and java 7 for Linux. Not tested on AMD processors nor mac os. Setting MyserverEditor database Myservereditor data base is the file responsible of...
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A web-based Guild management system for Guild Wars. Includes build/spell library, links, guide tracker, news, and a number of other useful features for coordinating and running a Guild.
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A client-side blog tool written in Python. It features categories, auto-ftp, three different markups for entries supported, archives and rss feeds auto-generated, flexible templating and macro system. Plugin system with emailer, spell checker, etc.
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todlc is a text-only client to Diaryland (http://www.diaryland.com) diaries. It is written in perl using only base modules, aims for full cross-platform compatability, and contains such features as offline editing, spell-check, and user-defined editors.
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Out-of-the-box scripts. Around-the-clock monitoring. Unmatched automation capabilities. Start doing more with less and exceed service delivery expectations.
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