PicsToCD is a specialized CD burner designed to let novice to intermediate computer users quickly and easily burn their digital pictures onto a CD-R or CD-RW. It uses a simple, six-step wizard to guide the user through finding and selecting picture.. Read More...
Free - Triton Interactive
SongsToCD is an MP3/WAV audio CD burner designed for novice to intermediate computer users that includes a built-in MP3/WAV ripper for extracting songs from Audio CDs, an MP3/WAV player for previewing your playlist, and a built-in CD label maker th.. Read More...
$30.00 - Leithauser Research
Sell or rent time on the computer for Internet Cafés or computer kiosks. Create passwords to sell that can be used once for a set time to access the computer, or passwords that record use of the computer by each person so you can bill them. Read More...
$18.95 - Topdownloads Networks
Computer Inspector for Windows® shows you the running process on the computer with full details and also highlights any suspicious process. Computer Inspector for Windows® has a database of malicious, system and common applications which it uses to Read More...
Allows parents to set limits on the amount of time and time of day when children can use the computer. Use it to ensure children don`t stay up past bedtime on a school night chatting online, and make sure homework is getting done. Try it for free!
This computer tutorial program has a computer glossary, teaches about hardware, lists troubleshooting tips, contains maintenance tips, gives an introduction to the Internet, basic Windows tutorial, and much more!
Input information on when to lock computer. When a lock day arrives, Computer Payment Enforcer totally blocks access to the computer until the user inputs a code that you provide. Create as many lock dates as you like.
PC-Time Manager is considered a parental control software that limits computer time through creating time schedules for each windows user. If you kids are over using the computer, you can now create computer schedules to solve the problem.
