Agenda Planning is a planning software. With Agenda Planning, you can manage the tasks and the vacation of your salaries, your contacts and your customers through the various sights suggested: day, weekly, monthly and annual. These sights are entirely...
Create non-annoying reminders and manage desktop notes with just one or two mouse clicks. The program supports schedule, history, skins, audio files (mp3, wma), and printing. Elaborate nice interface provides comfort at your workplace. The Professional...
Java Contactor manages all your contacts and tasks. Manage contact lists and conduct email-marketing campaigns. Print mail labels and return address labels. Use Java Contactor at home and at work, then use the built-in merge function to merge changes, and...
Green-day Software Phonebook leads your data keeping in the way you want. It organizes your records using tree-like structures and data grouping, ensuring handy data representation. Provides sorting, searching, printing and exporting data. Convenient SMS...
Green-day Software Phonebook leads your data keeping in the way you want. It organizes your records using tree-like structures and data grouping, ensuring handy data representation. Provides sorting, searching, printing and exporting data. Convenient SMS...
Green-day Software Phonebook leads your data keeping in the way you want. It organizes your records using tree-like structures and data grouping, ensuring handy data representation. Provides sorting, searching, printing and exporting data. Convenient SMS...
From the developer: "Wizard for Notes is a Lotus Notes application that is used to manage all the professional or personal information that you collect on a daily basis either at the office or at home. In brief, Wizard for Notes is a feature rich account...
Account Safe stores all of your usernames and passwords in a single encrypted archive. You can access information for all of your accounts with a single password. Account Safe incorporates the functionality of Collake Software's existing PWShow...
