WinQuota is a disk quota management solution for Windows that has been designed for regular usage on any types of servers, especially on servers with large amount of files, such as file servers, news and mail servers. Read More...
$199.00 - WinQuota LLC
WinQuota is a disk quota management solution for Windows designed for regular usage on any types of servers, especially on servers with large amount of files, such as file servers, news and mail servers. Read More...
$299.00 - WinQuota LLC
WinQuota is a disk quota management solution for Windows designed for regular usage on any types of servers, especially on servers with large amount of files, such as file servers, news and mail servers. Read More...
$280.00 - MemDB Technology Company
Traditionally, quotation is created by handwriting. Nowadays, many companies are using Excel or Word to create quotation. This system creates an easy to use system to help user to create professional quotation easily. Read More...
SpaceGuard SRM is a directory based quota management tool featuring quota enforcement, notification through popup and SMTP/MAPI mail, and Active Directory integration.
CheckQuota is the professional monitor program for directories. If a directory exceeds a specified limit CheckQuota sends an mail alert and can lock the write access for specified users or groups.
Database containing folk wisdom from around of the world. Here you will find inspirational thoughts, humorous musings, and cynical barbs from thousands of the greatest minds and sharpest wits that ever lived. Browse through over 3600 quotations.
Quotes is a free, fun utility that lets you manage your signature files and categorize and use quotations in your e-mail. Left-click the system tray icon and see a random quotation drawn from a text-file category. Right-click and copy the quotation..
TrafficQuota is a quota enforcement extension for Microsoft ISA Server. It enables you to restrict or allow users` access to the Internet, based on the volume of data downloaded (or uploaded) from the Internet.
