Free Email extraction program that spiders links from a given web page or search word with Google and the Open Directory Project.

PC-Parent is an application that will capture screenshots and save them for later viewing. With the incredible array of access the internet delivers, good parenting can be more challenging now than it's ever been. You can't be everywhere. With PC-Par

123NewZ has the ability to preview all you download, browse through the newsgroups as if they were folders on your HD, we have support for POST, XPAT, multiparts, yenc, uuenc, mime, base64, SFV, NZB, GIF, JPG, PNG, BMP, MP3, WMV and more.

See exactly what people have been doing online and off-line, such as: e-mails, chat sessions, web sites visited,all active applications on the computer you are monitoring.

Netemail pack can extract email addresses from local files(any type), web sites ,search engines .Embeded in SMTP server that quickly send mass email directly to recipients.No use your ISP'S SMTP server.

Apocgraphy is a program that works with your current e-mail reader analyzing your e-mail and protecting you against a full range of damaging and time wasting e-mails, including spam, viruses, hoaxes and more.

WebIndex is an Internet cataloguing/filtering system that compiles web-links (URLs) in to a complete set of HTML pages for easy browsing. WebIndex has primarily be designed for use in schools and colleges. Requires no HTML knowledge from the user.

Protect your privacy. It deletes cookies + cache- at any time interval you set. Delete them automatically after they are planted ! No nags no popup dialog boxes and you go wherever you want to go.

Newsgroup Email Harvester (NEH) allows the fastest email address extraction available from selected newsgroups. Newsgroups are topic based so it's easy to create a list of targeted newsgroups with NEH and extract email addresses.

Regblock Allows Windows users an easy way to halt the installation of drive-by downloads commonly used by malware, spyware and profiling technology through the use of Kill-bit methodology.