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aSwIt s.r.l.
Printfil allows character-based programs printing to any Windows printer, including USB, network printers, faxmodems and PDF writers, even if it is a Dos/Windows application or a Unix/Linux program running on a Windows PC via telnet, without changes to the original applications.
You can set your application to print to an ascii file, or you can have Printfil capturing a parallel port output, automatically redirecting your print jobs to any printer, even to a printer which is physically connected to the captured port.
it allows also:
- preview printing
- include logos or other images stored in separate files
- colorize the text
- print A4 landscape sheets in place of printing on dot-matrix 136-column printers
- print to ANY printer installed on the Windows Control Panel, including USB, GDI, Windows-only and Virtual printers
- send print jobs via fax (using any third-party fax software which acts like a printer - eg. Microsoft Fax - or a multifunction - all-in-one - printer)
- use specialist windows fonts (barcodes, for instance) as well as normal characters
- export print jobs in PDF format, with or without user intervention, even with encryption and password protection
- send print jobs via e-mail by using your own e-mail client program, with or without user intervention
- use a single, customizable set of escape sequences for ALL printers, regardless of make, model and emulation provided (if any, as for GDI printers)
- print complex jobs to legacy printers in RAW mode (graphs, drawings)
- archive a copy of all the captured jobs
- use multiple printers simultaneously
All this without changes to your applications
If you are developing host based applications (like Unix) to run on a Windows Terminal Emulator, you can stop battling with transparent-print characters and different settings for different printers. All you need is a shared file system (NFS, SCO-VisionFS, Samba and others) to store output for your print jobs and PRINTFIL.
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NovaStor Corporation
NovaNET tape and disk backup software for Windows, NetWare, and Linux networks is designed for cross-platform environments to meet the demands of users with either homogeneous or mixed operating systems installed, all of which can be centrally managed through its common graphical user interface. Convenient features for remote administration, distributed backup processing, redundant tape drives, database protection and disaster recovery are seamlessly integrated and can be enabled to fit the user`s requirements. Additional online data protection plug-in services are available to support Microsoft Exchange, Microsoft SQL, SAN Servers, DPM Server, open file backup and more. Whatever the user environment, NovaNET easily and economically adapts to ensure complete data protection.
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HelpExplorer Software
Help Explorer Viewer is a help viewer for both Windows and Linux that gives you a way to use help files in Windows` WinHelp, MS HTML Help 1.x and MS Help 2.0 formats with your applications, no matter under which operating system - Windows or Linux - your applications are deployed. Since the Windows Vista has optional support of WinHelp files, Help Explorer Viewer comes in handy.
There is no more need to devise a new help format for Linux and build a viewer for it. Just prepare your Linux documentation in any of the generally adopted Windows help formats, distribute Help Explorer Viewer with your application and your users will be able to read the documentation under Linux as if they are reading it under Windows. The HTML engine that is built in Help Explorer Viewer renders topics retaining their original format.
A full range of the WinHelp API including the macro engine, popup windows, quick links, dynamic HTML and other features will be at your disposal as a software developer. You will also get a capability to view help collections to which your HTML Help 2 files are integrated.
Help Explorer Viewer can be activated from your applications using the API, which enables context sensitive help.
Help Explorer Viewer utilizes all of the search mechanisms that are available in Windows help systems. The table of contents, which is a hierarchy of topics in the order how the help author placed them. The index, which is a list of keywords that the help author associated with certain topics. And a common "key phrase" search, which is based on consequent scanning of all topics.
You can customize the user interface of Help Explorer Viewer as your needs dictate: you can create and hide windows, configure the toolbar and the main menu and dynamically redirect demonstrations of pages.
So, by using Help Explorer Viewer you will be able to provide your applications with a help system that is easy to use and effectively assists users in mastering your applications.
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HelpExplorer Software
HelpExplorer is a help viewer for Linux and Windows that gives you a way to use help files in Windows` WinHelp, MS HTML Help 1.x and MS Help 2.0 formats with your applications, no matter under which operating system - Linux or Windows - your applications are deployed. There is no more need to devise a new help format for Linux and build a viewer for it. Just prepare your Linux documentation in any of the generally adopted Windows help formats, distribute HelpExplorer with your application and your users will be able to read the documentation under Linux as if they are reading it under Windows. The HTML engine that is built in HelpExplorer renders topics retaining their original format.
A full range of the WinHelp API including the macro engine, popup windows, quick links and other features will be at your disposal. You will be able to use dynamic HTML in your HTML help files. You will also get a capability to view help collections to which your HTML Help 2 files are integrated.
You can even activate HelpExplorer from your applications using the API which finally enables context sensitive help (through alias names and numeric help context IDs).
HelpExplorer utilizes all of the search mechanisms that are available in Windows help systems. The table of contents, which is a hierarchy of topics in the order how the help author placed them. The index, which is a list of keywords that the help author associated with certain topics. And a common "key phrase" search, which is based on consequent scanning of all topics.
You can customize the user interface of HelpExplorer as your needs dictate: you can create and hide windows, configure the toolbar and the main menu and dynamically redirect demonstrations of pages.
So, by using HelpExplorer you will be able to provide your applications with a help system that is easy to use and effectively assists users in mastering your applications.
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"CN-Software" Ltd.
CNSearch Pro is a simple-to-install and use search system for WEB-sites with extended capabilities. Supports Linux, FreeBSD, Windows, and Solaris platforms.
Indexes files of types: .pdf, .mp3, .html, .doc, .rtf, .txt. Provides full-text indexing, highlighted quotations in search results, accumulates statistics on user requests (with an opportunity of password management, date and phrase ranking), morphology support, stop-words support, search phrase support. Doesn`t require any database, only access to `/cgi-bin` directory is required. CNSearch Pro was designed and tested to work at any hosting provider.
Demo-version limits: a link to CN-Software.com in search results, a banner and a warning reminding to register software version.
Before registering your software, please, download and try a demo-version.
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