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ZinCheck 2.0 |
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Size: 1.48Mb ZinCheck speeds up your email access because it doesn't spend time downloading images, only the text information required for the email. With ZinCheck you can avoid all the ads, sponsorship blurb and other distracting information on the Web pages of your favourite Web-based mail accounts. If you're worried about online charges, download all your mail and respond to it offline You can also search all your mails on all accounts based on certain criteria; use your address book from all accounts to send mail from any account and synchronise your remote address books; or set up filters to automatically reply to, forward or delete an email, based on certain user defined conditions. You also can check mail folders other than the in-box - especially important if you're filtering mail. ZinCheck is unobtrusive, checking mail in the background while you work and the "live update" feature makes sure you're running with the latest version. |
Neoplanet 2.0 |
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1.9 Mb Neoplanet has it's own simple and robust email system, reminiscent of the way Netscape does mail. The Channel Designer comes complete with a library of predefined IE Channels and gives you the power to quickly create your own. Search features include a specialised Neoplanet search window integrating C-Net's Snap! (http://www.snap.com/) directory and the popular Alexa (http://www.alexa.com/) "What's Related" tool.
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IMS Web Spinner |
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2.8 MB Licence: Shareware $29.95US Platforms: Win95/98/NT Where: http://www.virtualmechanics.com/ Rating: Four Stars IMS Web Spinner is a bargain basement WYSIWY Web editor, that features the same kind of object and positioning paradigm as the much lauded NetObjects Fusion (http://www.netobjects.com/). Web Spinner is very much a NetObjects Junior and obviously doesn't have the same feature set as its commercial big brother. However, if you want to whip up a personal Web site or a small business site on a shoestring budget, this could be just the thing you're after. Interestingly, Web Spinner appears to dispense with older styles of HTML formatting and uses only the Cascading Style Sheet definition for positioning objects and the like. Traditional page layout tricks like table formatting are no where to be seen. Although this doesn't bode well for users with earlier browser versions, it does mean that page layout and development can be considerably simplified. Web Spinner supports most popular image formats and includes rudimentary graphics tools. Best of all, Web Spinner handles Rich Text letting you import word processing documents with ease. In short, if you're happy to run the risk of annoying those visitors who haven't upgraded their browsers IMS Web Spinner has plenty of options and is great value for money. |
Vern & Blanch |
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Size:200Kb
(Vern) & 155Kb (Blanch) One Guy Coding's other offering
is Blanch, a button launcher that comes bundled for the same price
with Vern. Blanch provides a fully customisable toolbar that you
can use to pop a shortcut to all of your favourite applications,
similar to the MS Office toolbar. There are all sorts of options
for importing, dragging and dropping and editing the list of programs
you can activate from Blanch. |