aldo's macro recorder is a small yet powerful tool that lets you record keystrokes and mouse clicks easily. it will increase your productivity and save you a lot of time on repetitive tasks. aldo's macro recorder works with *any* application: which includes spreadsheets, word processors, browsers. the included macro script allows you to customize the macro and perform complex tasks in seconds. no programming skills are needed!!!

alive organizer is a powerful system allowing you to manage your personal information. alive organizer allows you to effectively schedule tasks, make records in your address book, create notes, write and publish your personal blog. with alive organizer, you can easily generate your personal schedule for any date, get timely reminders about birthdays, anniversaries and holidays.

the product is a strong and user-friendly personal scheduling tool. it can help you arrange your daily plans easily and neatly. it supports various task types (running program, notice, system management), various sound options (music or beep), many scheduling types (daily, weekly, monthly, once or several times, repeating, count down, at logon), optional randomization, waiting time, password protection, statistics and event log.

autoscreenrecorder 2.1 pro is an easy-to-use and powerful screen recording software for recording screen actions into flash movies (swf) and avi videos. it provides the edge you need to succeed in recording activities and a movie steam, showing operation steps, making demos and videos for training and tutoring. it comes with a number of features that can deliver the highest quality video files.

batchsync is a high speed tool for automating remote server backups, file synchronization, moving, mirroring, and replication over ftp. it is designed to be run scheduled and unattended at the server, with extensive logging options and email notifications to help with remote monitoring. the smart syncdb file tracking technology guarantees that only new and changed files are transferred, and transfers are accelerated by on-the-fly compression.