Free Event Manager

Event Manager is a light weight reminder program. It supports many options for repeatable alarms and allows the user to specify a wav file as audio notification. Event Manager is very simple to use unlike other bloat-ware reminders.

Adding events to the Application Event Log is as simple as ABC with ABCEventLog. The only component to support multiple event types, event sources and both local and remote event logging.

Event Log Explorer is a free tool for viewing, monitoring and analyzing events recorded in the Security, System, Application and other logs of Microsoft Windows. It extends the standard Event Viewer functionality and offers new features.

Freeware version of popular CRM software. Improve your relations with customers and business partners. Features: account-, note-, task-, document- and business opportunities manager, diary, export to MS Word, autoimport from MS Ooutlook, UNICODE

The Extend Tweening Engine is an Action Script animation engine that can be used to ease the work of creating and managing animations for just about anything: filters, colors, positions and sizes, etc.

My Time Manager is ideal for keeping track of the amount of time spent on daily tasks for both the personal and professional user. Use it to better spend your time on the pc, as well as to track billable time with clients.

Enable Task Manager Software helps you to enable disabled task manager of Windows XP, 2000, 2003.

The .NET Component Inspector allows you to inspect and execute any .NET component or application. Quickly find out how a component behaves using event logging, a visual design surface, method execution and field/property inspection.

The ScrollerII library has two Controls that provide automatic Scrolling functionality. The FormScroller makes an entire Form Scrollable, whereas the Scrollable Container Makes Part of a Form Scrollable. No need of any code to write.

The ActiveX/COM Inspector allows you to inspect and execute any ActiveX control. It works with controls and typelibs. Quickly find out how a control behaves using event logging, a visual design surface, method execution and property inspection.