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...To release the system lock user must plug the USB with the file in any USB port. Alternative the user can enable (or disable) two additional ways to unlock the system such is network messaging or password. Features • Automated USB lock and unlock function • Lock file contents are encrypted • Password to override lock (can be enabled by user) • Network command to override lock (can enabled by user) • USB drive serial number check (can be enabled by user) • Unique key for each system (can be enabled by user) • Status report function

Renames files just about any way you like. Monitor folders for files and auto rename(Have program rename images when downloaded). Undo, Save settings, Imageview,Drag-drop, and more. File Management made easy. Very good for those pesky PDFs from customer firms that need cleaning. New features on their way, Anyone need a Folder renamer?

Providing users the ability to with accuracy map all inbound and outbound TCP/UDP connections to a Process ID and process owner. The application will also map a port to various performance metrics like processor and memory utilization.

This is a little program that makes WScipt (windows script) that maps network drives on a windows computer. In Active Directory you can set this as a login script so that all your clients have the mapped network drive(s) that you have made.

AnywhereTS is a configuration tool to create and deploy thin-clients, utilizing ordinary office PCs as clients. Your organization can re-use already existing office PCs instead of, or in addition to using dedicated thin clients.

Satellite Restriction Tracker for WildBlue and Exede Internet customers: Log and graph your bandwidth usage, keep track of your limit. The Satellite Restriction Tracker program automatically grabs and stores your current bandwidth usage every fifteen minutes, showing only a small logo in your system tray while running. When you open the program, you'll see a graph of your current usage, as well as the hard numbers and the time the usage was grabbed. Opening the History window will let...