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Cactus Spam Filter 3.00 (Windows)

Cactus Spam Filter is a spam blocker. It protects your inbox by learning to detect spam as it's being used. After a short while it has adapted to your personal mailbox and blocks out most of the junk e-mail. This spam stopper integrates seamlessly with all e-mail clients that use...

Tags: Microsoft Windows, Mozilla Corp., Codeode, Cactus Spam Filter, Microsoft Outlook, E-mail, Groupware, E-mail Clients, Spam, Microsoft Office, Office Suites, Software, Online Communications, Enterprise Software, Security, Spam And Phishing

Software downloads 2009-11-12

Privacy Mantra 2.07 (Windows)

Privacy Mantra keeps your computer clean from online and offline tracks. Most people are unaware that every Web site they have visited remains in the undeletable index.dat file, even after the Internet history and cache has been removed. Your system also is keeping information of executables you run, movies you...

Tags: Microsoft Windows, Codeode, Internet, Web Site Development, Web Browsers

Software downloads 2009-03-28

Registry Distiller 1.03 (Windows)

Registry Distiller cleans and optimizes your computer by removing obsolete and incorrect information from the registry. A cluttered registry implies slow performance and possible crashes. This fast cleaner will find and repair any errors resulting in a faster computer with fewer crashes. It will find and let you...

Tags: Registry, Microsoft Windows, Computer, Codeode, Productivity

Software downloads 2007-04-20

Command Line POP Client 1.01 (Windows)

Command Line POP Client is a free console utility that allows you to receive your e-mails to a local directory. It is suitable for batch jobs or whenever there is a need to download e-mails as files into a folder. This mail receiver supports the POP3 protocol and is both...

Tags: Console, Codeode, Microsoft Windows, E-mail, Microsoft Windows 95, Operating Systems, Software, Online Communications

Software downloads 2007-04-20

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Digital New Year's resolutions: 1. Unsubscribe. 2. Delete. 3. Don't hire a hacker

Digital New Year's resolutions: 1. Unsubscribe. 2. Delete. 3. Don't hire a hackerYou mentioned unsubscribe.I was on the ZDNet Linux security subscription list for a long time. Every time I attempted to unsubscribe dull topic, I would receive a note like:We're sorry. Our system has collapsed...

Tags: Microsoft Outlook, naiveté, Mobster, e-mail, Digital New Year, e-mail address, spam, hard drive

Discussion threads 2007-01-02