Wind your family and friends up with our great new program SpoofMail. With this program you can send spoofed emails To anyone and FROM anyone with the click of a button. You could send an email from the Queen or even the President, its up to you.

SpoofMail hides all traces of your proper email address so the recipient thinks they are getting a real email address from for example the pope. You can easily run this software on 90% of home computers today.

Features of "SpoofMail":

· Program is compatible with hotmail - mail gets through with no warnings.
· Send email From anyone you like, could be the queen if you want.
· Ability to send as big a message as you want.
· Works with 100% of the mail servers.
· Supports SMTP authorisation.
· Leaves NO evidence of your proper email address.
· Totally Anonymous.


Requirements:

· 256 MB Memory
· 80 GB hard drive
· IE 4+
· Pentium 3 +
· .NET Framework 2.0


Limitations:

· Nag screen at startup
· Adds a couple of lines of text to the end of every email sent
· pops up a url to the softwares eBay shop when its uninstalled

Changes from previous version

· Added hotmail support, Updated Code, New Release

Dator will enable you to convert Gregorian dates into Islamic (Hijri) dates and vice versa.

Simply enter a date in one calendar to obtain the equivalent date in the other calendar.

The Gregorian calendar is based on the birth year of Jesus Christ. It was introduced in A.D. 1582 by pope Gregory XIII.

It recognizes two eras: B.C. (Before Christ) and A.D. (Anno Domini). A year has 12 months with 28-31 days each, totaling 365-366 days.

The Islamic or Hijri lunar calendar is based on the Hejira (migration of Muhammad from Mecca in A.D. 622).

It recognizes one era: A.H. (Anno Hegirae). A year has 12 months with 29-30 days each, totaling 354-355 days.

Features of "Dator":

· Converts dates on the fly.
· Uses your local date format.

Few who have met him will ever forget him. From his gentleness in prayer, to his strength of character, the world will always be touched by his leadership. This free screensaver pays pictorial homage to a great man and an inspiration to the masses. Ave Maria plays softly throughout the screensaver while images of the pope are displayed on a background of the Lord?s Prayer. This screensaver will install promotional information, which can be opted-out of in the install.

Requirements: 200 MHz processor required, 350MHz or greater recommended

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Statistics tell us that email is number one activity on the Internet. Email is getting more sophisticated: plain text messages give way to HTML-formatted text, attachments include images, facsimiles of documents, sound and video files, new means of information dissemination. The role of email is growing, just consider the fact that the Vatican announced the death of pope John Paul II in an email to journalists. Add to this the volume of your email, multiply by spam, and it becomes clear that effective use of your email program is more important than driving skill.
Microsoft Outlook is a great program but a little too arcane for the general public to use it with ease. Printed user guides and online help contain much information, but you have to read. And read. And read. Theres nothing wrong with reading, except you read too much about things that should be shown.
Use Simulator for Microsoft Outlook does just that. Its main uses are:
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Use Simulator is definitely the best tool to learn software.