Free orgpassword 1.3 software for windows

Small finger daemon for windows 95/98 (and NT to some extent) Displays who is logged on the console, and eachuser can have his plan file. It supports logging of incoming finger requests. Uses cygwin libraries.

Ghostphrase is a symmetric encryption program that can be used with most email clients.
It employs three passwords, and has a large internal key, generated with real 20-sided dice for true randomness. There is an over 40-fold excess random changes produced at
each encryption. A mouse-clicked screen keyboard makes it resistant to most keylogging spyware. The input clear text is not visible on the screen. Max message size: 2000 characters. Users can check current size while writing. Ghostphrase is free to download as a .exe file.
There are two registration/paying options, Silver and Gold. Silver users get to download versions with changed internal keys from a hidden weblink at regular intervals. Gold
subscribers get a CD with a unique internal key, created on a stand-alone computer. All users are free to copy the software. A help text file and a binary usage tracking
file are produced in the same folder as the software. Some other temporary files are produced,
but not seen normally. No cookies or similar are planted. The program does not access email or internet by itself. Crypt files are deleted if older that two days. Clear text files are deleted on next program run. Users can choose clear text output as screen only, or screen plus text file. For ultimate security it is recommended user encrypt and decrypt on a stand-alone
computer, and send/recieve using another computer. Please remove the .dat or .txt extensions
that some email programs add to the crypt file, before decryption. Free version is about 800 bit,
payware about 49000 bit key size. Free version User password changes frequently, posted on www.ghostphrase.com. Current version User password is OKKFFJIED.
Correct and current User password must be posted next to binary link or copy, as the program will not run without it.

Split files into smaller ones. Very simple drag and drop interface. Creates .bat file to put parts together again.

Standalone application for uploading files to Easy-share.com - the free file hosting service. No registration needed. Allows multiple parallel file upload, proxy support, export of uploaded files urls. Portable and lightweight software. Add as many files as you wish to the file query and click upload button. When all files are uploaded, you can view or save preformatted file urls.

Kurlo is a free, portable contact manager designed for personal and small business use.
It accommodates multiple users, allowing each user to maintain his or her own set of individual and organization contacts, address books, address lists, email lists, preferences and email information and messages.
Kurlo can easily be installed and run on a Windows computer and/or a portable device such as a USB flash drive or mp3 player. Kurlo, with its many features, can help you get and stay organized.
Main features:
- portability
- multiple user capability
- both individual and organization contacts
- address lists
- email and email lists
- event tracking (birthdays, anniversaries and custom events)
- address label and envelope printing, standard and custom sizes
- import/export
- data backup

Install WebAssist and you have a huge directory of useful websites in categories such as shopping, health, finance, property, games etc. It is free, self-updating and you can even add your own categories and sites.

Uridium meets Xevious in this fast-paced retro shooter. Only 20 minutes remain before nuclear Armageddon, and it is up to you and your acrobatic silver space craft to save the day! Akasa steps back in time by rendering 3d objects in a limited palette of bright colours to reproduce the feel of 80s C64 classics such as Impossible Mission, Uridium and Paradroid. And of course, in the best tradition of C64 gaming, the game- play itself is what Akasa is all about. But be warned, Akasa is no push-over! Just like the arcade games of the past, Akasa bountifully rewards persistence and skill but is quickly dismissive of the half-interested, casual attempt. Akasa thus sounds out a challenge to best of the old school gamers. Setting: The game setting of Akasa is at the concluding phase of a long war between the evil robotic empire of Samsara and the republic of humanity. The Samsaran empire is doomed. Their final act of defiance is to attempt to unravel the very fabric of the universe. 15 nuclear warheads have been placed at critical junctures within the space-time continuum. In just 20 minutes, these warheads will be detonated, causing all as we know it to vanish. The players task is to prevent this detonation by destroying each warhead before it can be armed. Gameplay primarily occurs in the upper levels of the atmosphere of the home planet of Samsara. The game features -15 colourful levels of fast-paced mayhem -Real-time mult-source lighting and shadowing effects -Many game secrets, including powerups and secret levels -Two completely different "winning" gameplay strategies