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| 1. Alarm++ Volume Licensing |
28/Jun/2007
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Alarm++ fulfills your reminder and scheduling needs. Create multiple alarms
to:
remind you of events -- meetings, birthdays, deadlines, TV shows
visit web pages -- read the news every morning or check your stocks weekly
send e-mail to your pager
execute scripts and batch files -- for even more complex tasks
open folders in Explorer -- check a LAN server folder every month
send e-mail (with or without attachments) -- send reminders to a group or
files to someone on certain dates
play sounds or music -- wake up in the morning to your favorite CD
run applications -- begin writing a status report every Friday morning or
backup every night
Each alarm can repeat at many different intervals, such as every few
minutes, hours, days, months, or years. They can repeat any number of times,
from once to forever or until a specific date. Alarms can also be restricted
to specific weekdays, weeks, months, weeks of the month, and time ranges.
You can set alarms for every Tuesday, every other week, Friday the 13th, the
second Thursday of every third month, etc. Events can be ignored if they
occur a specific number of minutes, hours, or days in the past.
You can create templates for creating new alarms. For example, have a
"Meeting" template, a "Grocery store on the way home" template, and an
"Important Birthday" template. This greatly simplifies entering values for
the types of alarms that you create often.
Alarm++ has a well-designed and easy-to-use interface. It stays
unobtrusively in your system tray or can be minimized on your taskbar. The
autosave feature means that you never have to worry about losing your alarms
to a Windows system crash. Alarm++ is powerful, flexible, easy to use, and
simple to install (and to uninstall if you decide to).
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| 2. Alarm++ (single computer license) |
28/Jun/2007
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Rating :
Alarm++ fulfills your reminder and scheduling needs. Create multiple alarms
to:
remind you of events -- meetings, birthdays, deadlines, TV shows
visit web pages -- read the news every morning or check your stocks weekly
send e-mail -- send e-mail messages to your pager
execute scripts and batch files -- for even more complex tasks
use speech and animation -- have animated characters talk and gesture
open folders in Explorer -- check a LAN server folder every month
send e-mail (with or without attachments) -- send reminders to a group or files to someone on certain dates
play sounds or music -- wake up in the morning to your favorite CD
run applications -- begin writing a status report every Friday morning or backup every night
Each alarm can repeat at many different intervals, such as every few
minutes, hours, days, months, or years. They can repeat any number of times,
from once to forever or until a specific date. Alarms can also be restricted
to specific weekdays, weeks, months, weeks of the month, and time ranges.
You can set alarms for every Tuesday, every other week, Friday the 13th, the
second Thursday of every third month, etc. Events can be ignored if they
occur a specific number of minutes, hours, or days in the past.
You can create templates for creating new alarms. For example, have a
"Meeting" template, a "Grocery store on the way home" template, and an
"Important Birthday" template. This greatly simplifies entering values for
the types of alarms that you create often.
Alarm++ has a well-designed and easy-to-use interface. It stays
unobtrusively in your system tray or can be minimized on your taskbar. The
autosave feature means that you never have to worry about losing your alarms
to a Windows system crash. Alarm++ is powerful, flexible, easy to use, and
simple to install (and to uninstall if you decide to).
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| 3. Display Changer |
21/Jul/2008
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This application can change your desktop width, height, color depth, and refresh rate temporarily or permanently (via command line switches). It also supports multi-monitor configurations. You can have Display Changer run another application in a specific display resolution and return to the previous resolution when the application finishes. DC can also re-arrange monitors in a multiple monitor configuration. The command line switches let you alter only certain dimensions and choose the best refresh rate (or a specific one). Running without any switches displays usage information.
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