- Digital Photo Rescue Professional - Erased Pictures Will Be Recovered — If trying to look at your pictures you all you could see was an error message or a blank screen, don’t rush to format your disk or flash card, don’t try to fill it up with new data either. Chances are you can recover the lost images with Digital Photo Rescue Professional by ObjectRescue.com. The software recovers lost data from digital cameras, PDA, mobile phones, and a wide range of other multimedia…
- File Encrypter Rijndael 1.01.12, Secure Like the Government — In 1997, the United States’ National Institute of Standards and Technology has announced the contest for the best block cipher, which would become the successor of the not-so-strong DES (Data Encryptio Algorithm). The government had a need for the new algorithm, which would be publicly known and well-tested with the community of cryptographists, proving its strength. The winner of the contest was to be named AES (Advanced Encryption Algorithm…
- The Uncorked Cellar, A Digital Wine Card — Whether you are a wine seller, collector or adorer, you’ll love it. It’s a real wine encyclopedia at your fingertips, and you are the author. With just a click of the mouse, the information on every bottle of wine stored in your cellar will appear before you, at any moment you want it! The Uncorked Cellar is a lot more than a local wine catalog. Although it can throw at you the details…
- RecoverPlus Photo Recovery – lightning-fast recovery of damaged digital photos — If you think about the greatest post-vacation disappointment possible, it definitely won’t be a bunch of parking tickets on the windshield of your car. That’d be a message on the screen of your computer saying that the photos that you have been zealously taking all week on that beautiful Caribbean island cannot be read… That means that you can’t share the excitement with your friends, family and…
- All-into-One Flash Mixer 3.9 — a refreshingly innovative approach to working with Flash files! — Being an extremely popular technology, Flash can be found anywhere these days — from banners and site menus to on-site videos and presentations. It’s highly compatible, compact, flexible and yields excellent results. However, the task of editing Flash clips may still be a problem for most common users. If you have a number of SWF (Flash) clips that you need to combine into a single presentation file, but you…
- Recover My Files - Data Recovery – a handy utility that will make sure nothing gets lost forever! — If you have ever lost a file that was really important at a time when it was least necessary, you know this frantic feeling very well. Files can be lost accidentally after a power failure, a hardware crash or a human mistake, and there isn’t much we can do about it. However, if you think that a deleted file is something you can’t get back, you are wrong. Fortunately, there are tools that can save…
- Flash2X Flash Hunter - just save a Flash movie you found on the web and enjoy it later — Today’s Internet is full of Flash movies of all sorts. A great part of them are useless ad banners, but it’s not at all uncommon to come across real masterpieces, as well as short movies, trailers, teasers and other kinds of content that you would gladly save on your hard drive and watch later. Unfortunately, most Flash players and movies are protected from being downloaded and saved…
- Password Recovery .MDB - jet-fast recovery of lost database passwords — There is no doubt that Microsoft Access is one of the most popular and functional database applications in the world. Thanks to its simplicity, it is used by office workers and developers, experienced programmers and novices, for simple database storage tasks and for creating complex database-driven applications. Active development often means that dozens of databases are created, exchanged and modified at the same time, so chances are…
- WebMarkers – a secure remote archive of your most important information — Today, when information is valued above all, we all strive to provide maximum protection for our most important documents. However, if you store your information locally, it still remains vulnerable to virus attacks, system crashes and other factors that may completely destroy it or damage it beyond recovery. Storing your files somewhere else — CD/DVD disks, external hard drives — is a great idea, but the backup process…
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