A very useful and efficient tool if you have numerous contacts and need to locate only a specific one. RoloFlex: amazing personal contact manager (CRM) and information center (PIM) for home/office usage. Freeware No Strings - for Personal/Home Office Use....
TreePad Lite is a very intuitive and small, yet powerful personal database program, only 465 K in size. It allows you to store all your notes, e-mails, texts, and hyperlinks into one or multiple databases. With the look and feel of the familiar Windows...
This is a very basic Address Book program that was created with ease of use in mind. It stores name, mailing address, telephone number(s), and e-mail addresses for each entry. E-mailing can be as efficient as ever with just two clicks to have the default...
ZALTreeViewEditor is a Explorer like TreeView Editor for small registering of any text data. TreeViewEditor is a compact and easy-to-use notes management software, designed for organizing and tracking any kind of textual information in a tree-structured...
Learn how to speed up your metabolism, burn fat, and lose weight with a basic weight loss diet that anyone can do. Learn what you should be eating, which foods burn fat for you and how to follow the 6 rules of slimness. This version is the first release...
An easy-to-use application that will allow you to keep track of all your appointments and never forget any details of them. Easy CompuDiary allows you to store the details of daily events, reminders, routine work items, and file attachments. Complete...
Edu Planner is a free application that is also portable and easy to use. Being portable (standalone) means that it can be stored on a removable storage device, such as USB drive. Edu Planner was designed for University students and anyone who likes to...
RightCardReader scans bar coded business cards created with any RightCardWare family program. Either professionally printed, or from your desktop on inexpensive paper stock! With bar code accuracy, RightCardReader scans them into personal information...
