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Emailchemy 9.8.8 (Windows)

Emailchemy converts email from the closed, proprietary file formats of the most popular (and many of yesterday's forgotten) email applications to standard, portable formats that any application can use. These standard formats are ideal for long term archival, database entry, or forensic analysis and eDiscovery.Emailchemy includes an embedded IMAP mail...

Tags: Microsoft Windows, Weird Kid Software, Emailchemy, E-mail, Online Communications

Software downloads 2009-08-07

Emailchemy 9.8.8 (Mac)

Emailchemy reads email files from the proprietary formats of most popular email applications and converts them to standard formats that any application can use. Emailchemy currently can read the email files and mailboxes from: AOL for WindowsClaris Emailer 1.x for Macintosh Claris Emailer 2.0 for Macintosh CompuServe Classic for Macintosh...

Tags: Apple Macintosh, Mailbox, Weird Kid Software, Emailchemy, E-mail, Desktops, Online Communications, Hardware

Software downloads 2009-05-26

NetGlance 2.0 (Mac)

NetGlance allows you to view pictures from the web outside of the context of a web page and the constraints of a web browser - AND the pictures update themselves automatically. Any graphic -- weather maps, stock charts, webcams -- can be presented outside the browser as versatile, simple, pictures...

Tags: Web, Apple Macintosh, Stock, Web Browser, Weird Kid Software, NetGlance, Web Browsers, Channel Management, Investment, Internet, Marketing, Finance

Software downloads 2009-05-10

ImportServer 2.0 (Mac)

When your new email program refuses to import your old email, the ImportServer makes it happen. ImportServer bypasses standard import procedures by automatically hosting your old email on a local, secure email server. You then "import" your old email by telling your new email program to download mail from the...

Tags: Apple Macintosh, Weird Kid Software, E-mail, Online Communications

Software downloads 2007-08-11

ImportServer 2.0 (Windows)

When your new email program refuses to import your old email, the ImportServer makes it happen. ImportServer bypasses standard import procedures by automatically hosting your old email on a local, secure email server. You then "import" your old email by telling your new email program to download mail from the...

Tags: Microsoft Windows, Weird Kid Software, E-mail, Online Communications

Software downloads 2007-08-11

NetGlance 1.0.3 (Windows)

NetGlance allows you to view pictures from the web outside of the context of a web page and the constraints of a web browser - AND the pictures update themselves automatically. Any graphic -- weather maps, stock charts, webcams -- can be presented outside the browser as versatile, simple, pictures...

Tags: Web, Stock, Microsoft Windows, Picture, Web Browser, Weird Kid Software, NetGlance, Web Browsers, Channel Management, Investment, Internet, Marketing, Finance

Software downloads 2007-01-25

LeaseCalc 1.0 (Mobile)

A simple Palm application that helps you manage your mileage on your car lease. For all Java-enabled Palm handhelds.

Tags: Mobile, Palm Inc., Weird Kid Software, Handhelds, Hardware

Software downloads 2002-06-09

Additional Resources

China's porn obsession not just a coverup for political repression

China's porn obsession not just a coverup for political repressionOur children should be so lucky!If our government would protect our children from porn, maybe we wouldn't have may of the problems we have in our society with our children and sex!RE: China's porn obsession not just a coverup for political...

Tags: Chinese Government, porn obsession, repression, political repression, coverup

Discussion threads 2009-06-26

Are we responsible for content filtering at home?

Are we responsible for content filtering at home?Why?Sorry guys, but sending kids home with school-issued laptops is just *ASKING* for trouble. Seriously, do you guys not have enough headaches? Between supporting software issues (patches, viruses, and updates w/o losing kids' work), filtering internet, kids doing anything-but-work on them, and replacing...

Tags: Content management, content filtering, OpenDNS

Discussion threads 2009-03-19

Student suicide threat over corporate bullying tactics

Student suicide threat over corporate bullying tactics...and they suborned Congress to break the lawIn the US, the Constitution is the Supreme Law of the Land. And when both Breyer on the left and Thomas on the right agree that current US copyright law is unConstitutional, I think it is...

Tags: music piracy, RIAA

Discussion threads 2009-02-16

XP on XO: Negroponte has lost his bearings

XP on XO: Negroponte has lost his bearingsWe need to see the XP offering.MS is involved now, and let's hope that the XP version is locked down (ROM only?), comes with a suite of software for the kids, and is usable. I'd like to see this suceed with it's...

Tags: Microsoft Windows, Linux, OPEN SOURCE, Negroponte, One Laptop Per Child project, Microsoft Windows XP

Discussion threads 2008-05-16

Psystar: We're legit, but our merchant gateway dropped us

Psystar: We're legit, but our merchant gateway dropped usRe: VisaIts my understanding that they were a small company before that did local IT work. Now they have grown a huge amount basically overnight. I am sure they will plan on getting a credit card setup, however, that does not happen...

Tags: Sales channel, Operational accounting, E-business/E-commerce, Psystar, merchant gateway, Apple Inc., PayPal

Discussion threads 2008-04-17

In Ed Tech, XP Home not good enough for Eee

In Ed Tech, XP Home not good enough for EeeNah...These Eee things are way cheap, kind of ultraportable, and somewhat toughened. Apple doesn't offer anything like that.Besides, given that XP home is a rather sad product especially as indicated in terms of school use, then it makes the choice of...

Tags: Microsoft Windows Vista (Longhorn), Linux, Monitors & displays, Microsoft Office 2008, Eee, Microsoft Windows Vista, Microsoft Windows XP Home Edition, Apple Macintosh, Microsoft Windows XP

Discussion threads 2008-04-16

Microsoft offers a Vista two-for deal

Microsoft offers a Vista two-for dealI should have kept my email.Why? It was French and not my language of English. At least the links were. :-) Did I take the offer? No, because I can get a better one elsewhere.sold 88 million copies of Vista at retail(to the channel, not...

Tags: Microsoft Windows Vista (Longhorn), Microsoft Developer Network, Microsoft Windows Vista, Microsoft Windows Vista Ultimate, Microsoft Corp.

Discussion threads 2007-12-31

Apple's multi-touch trackpad patent

Apple's multi-touch trackpad patentis Apple going to allow OSS to use this patent for free?It's time for Apple to show it's commitment to OSS and give Linux a competitive advantage against windoze!What did they do:get an employee's kid to draw the diagrams?Prior ArtIt's cool technology but it isn't really new....

Tags: Keyboards, Monitors & displays, Notebooks, Apple Inc., patent, touch screen, keyboard, Microsoft Surface

Discussion threads 2007-08-10

Craft, open source, and the outsourcing debate

Craft, open source, and the outsourcing debateOr a Jeff Foxworthy[i]If you're reading this you might be a programmer.[/i]Sorry -- couldn't resist.[i]Would you want your kid to be one?[/i]If that were what made her happy, you betcha. Instead, she's headed for sociology. It's going to be quite a while...

Tags: outsourcing, open source

Discussion threads 2007-07-09

Dell picks Ubuntu for Linux PCs

Dell picks Ubuntu for Linux PCsCongratulations UbuntuHopefully Dell does for you what IBM did for Microsoft. I may just save up for a Linux Loaded Dell.For those who don't want VistaIt is an alternative. For me Vista or Linux on new PC doesn't matter as neither OS will run the...

Tags: UNIX, Operating systems, OPEN SOURCE, Desktops, Microsoft Corp., Linux PC, Linux, Ubuntu, Dell Computer Corp., PC

Discussion threads 2007-05-01

Wagstaff hits a home run on "death of software"

This is a post I wish Id written. WSJ columnist Jeremy Wagstaff, writing on his loose wire blog, sums up the sturm und drang about the "death" of Microsoft recently announced by Paul Graham with an elegant and hard to argue observation. What were really talking about has less to...

Tags: Web Apps, Software, Productivity, Mobility, Blogs

Blog posts 2007-04-09

Artists revolt against DRM

Artists revolt against DRMThe Artist Don't Want ItThe consumer don't want it either.So why is it there... simple some rat of a label executive wants to DRM everything.The DRM isn't really being used to quell piracy. Real pirates, the onese selling illegal CDs out the back of trucks,...

Tags: Digital rights management (DRM), Digital media, digital-rights management, First Sale, material object, iTune

Discussion threads 2005-12-15

180solutions rebuttal

Today has been quiet in the 180solutions news department. There are still a few points to be made from the last 2 days, so here goes. In yesterday's talkbacks, Mr. Sundwall of 180solutions wrote:Suzi. Please visit our blog, read this entry and answer the questions. http://blog.180solutions.com/PermaLink,guid,0b685813-78a3-4c82-a565-7afc5df011f8.aspxWhy is it you and...

Tags: WhenU, 180Solutions

Blog posts 2005-12-08