Key Manager 1.3 Key Manager gives your keyboard and mouse a new life and allows you to save lots of time and efforts in your daily work » 08.04.2010 - 1.9 MB - Windows XP/7/8 - Shareware, $29.95
PrinterShare 2.3.6 With PrinterShare you can print documents and photos on other people's printers as easily as on the local one connected to your machine » 12.11.2011 - 1.86 MB - Windows XP/7/8 - Free
Cool Mouse 3.41 Cool Mouse lets you simplify and automate any frequent actions made with a three-button mouse, assigning various actions to the middle button » 07.03.2011 - 424.29 KB - Windows XP/7/8 - Shareware, $24.95
USBDeviceShare 1.5.0.10 USB Device Share is a 'USB to Ethernet converter' / 'USB over Network' software » 09.04.2010 - 2.05 MB - Vista/XP/2K/2K3 - Shareware, $89
Printfil 5.4 Allows character-based applications to print to Windows printers, even if it is a Dos/Windows application or a Unix/Linux app running on a Windows PC via telnet » 15.11.2007 - 1.43 MB - 98/XP/2K/Vista - Trial, $79
Copying Machine 2.26 Copying Machine is for people who have a scanner and a printer attached to their PC. The idea is very simple; scan a document with a scanner and print the acquired image on the printer » 26.03.2007 - 2.28 MB - 98/ME/2K/XP - Shareware, $15
PassMark Modem Test 1.3 build 1013 PassMark ModemTest is an easy-to-use Windows based application that allows users to test their dial up modem » 10.05.2012 - 809.43 KB - 98/XP/2K/Vista - Free
VueScan 9.7.96 VueScan is an easy to use scanner program that saves you time and improves your productivity » 01.12.2022 - 11.89 MB - Windows 7/8/10 - Shareware, $39.95
FinePrint 11.32Softoogle's Pick! Significantly enhances the capabilities of any printer by adding such features as: preview; double-sided printing; print multiple pages onto a sheet; autoinsert headers and footers; booklet printing, etc » 16.11.2022 - 15.07 MB - Windows 7/8/10 - Shareware, $39.95
O&K Print Watch 4.16.0.5112 Provides centralized monitoring and auditing of all printing activity on Windows 2000/ XP/7/8/10/2003/2008 Server print servers » 02.11.2022 - 19.6 MB - Windows 7/8/10 - Shareware, $49.95
WinScan2PDF 7.81 WinScan2PDF is a very small and portable program that allows you to scan documents and save them on your computer as a PDF by using any installed scanner » 08.06.2022 - 179.21 KB - Windows 7/8/10 - Free
Logitech Setpoint 6.69.126 (64-bit) Automated self-installer of Logitech MouseWare for Logitech mice & keyboard » 12.08.2019 - 82.78 MB - Windows 7/8/10 - Free
USB Manager 2.05 Small Windows utility that can quickly enable and disable USB ports » 22.10.2018 - 2.54 MB - Windows 7/8/10 - Free
UltraMon 3.4.1 (32-bit) The essential multi-monitor software - helps you get the most out of your multi-monitor system » 04.10.2018 - 2.38 MB - Windows XP/7/8/10 - Shareware, $39.95
Scanitto 1.26 Scanitto is a light and mighty software application for image aquiring from TWAIN scanners » 28.10.2016 - 2.43 MB - Windows 7/8/10 - Trial, $19.95
A video file conversion tool: AVI to Mpeg1, AVI to Mpeg2, AVI to DVD, AVI toVCD, AVI to SVCD, all media file types to DivX, and all to AVI, "all media file types" being virtually all formats (including AVI, Mpg, Mpeg, Mpeg1, Mpeg2, Mpeg4, VCD, SVCD, DVD, DivX, ASF (flash), WMV). Supports preview.
Description by the Software Developer: "Secure your computer by Password protecting your Windows applications, programs and EXE files. Plus encryption for your files, folders and drives - direct from Windows Explorer. Extra features allow you to disable Task Keys, Software Installation, Internet Explorer, Mozilla FireFox, Downloading Files, Zip and Self Extracting Files and the Boot Keys (F8).
Features.
- Built-in programs: There are around 15 common programs built-in for locking in the Free Edition. - Lock your own programs: You can also add any of your own programs for locking. - Password timer: You can set in seconds how long you want to give users to enter the password to access any locked programs. This can help deter hackers. - Screen blank: You can have the screen blank in emergencies, this prevents any use of the computer, and blacks out the screen only leaving a password box to access the entire system. - Additional Protection: This lets you lock even more features down on your PC. Such as the Desktop, My Computer, Internet Access, Internet Downloading, Software Installations and much more. - Stop people installing software: This is a must have for those of you who are sick of users installing software on your computers without your consent. With this feature just a simple click is all that's needed and the software will disable Setup programs, Installers, Self Extracting Exe's, Zip files, the lot. - Help prevent viruses: Using the above feature to stop software installs, this will help prevent such viruses that may be contained in program the user is trying to install. - Lock or Encrypt your Files and Folders: Two methods of protection are available, including strong encryption. - It's free: WinGuard Pro is as it states FREE! Though we do offer a Premium Edition for an optional fee."
Softoogle's Review of WinGuard 2007 Pro Free Edition 6.5.1 September 29, 2006
WinGuard comes in two editions: Free and Premium. Regrettably, in the WinGuard Free edition some (in fact, most) of the features are disabled. For instance, you can password-protect your Mozilla Firefox browser (if you happen to have one), but to password-protect Internet Explorer, you'll have to buy the WinGuard Premium Edition, which means that only 10% of all Web surfers can use this functionality; other 90% browse either with Internet Explorer, or with Opera, or with something else. The Opera browser is not listed in the Free Edition and it is unclear whether or not it is supported in the Premium Edition.
The list of things the WinGuard Free Edition lets you password-protect is, in fact, very limited, but there is a very welcome note that explains that you can add your own programs in the Premium Edition.
Yet another noteworthy feature of WinGuard is encryption. If you try to encrypt a folder with WinGuard, a message pops up telling you that you cannot encrypt entire folders with the WinGuard Free Edition and that you will have to either buy the Premium Edition or "select a single file and try again."
What's the point of incorporating all those checkboxes into the interface if when you click on them all you get is a pop-up telling you the feature is disabled?
We successfully password-protected our Recycle Bin (what's the point of password-protecting it, anyway?) as well as our Mozilla Firefox browser, but when we tried to password-protect the Control Panel, it just didn't work, the Control Panel was still perfectly accessible. So we successfully uninstalled WinGuard through the Add and Remove Programs in the Control Panel. It's unclear what the point of setting all those passwords is if the program can be so easily deleted.
This piece of software received the "Softpedia pick" award, of course.
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