"Applications Designed for the
Internet"
The following are some our most popular software application. For a complete list of
applications available from Automated Office Systems please visit our application division home page.
Also, don't mis our application services.
 | Atlantis Online Privacy v1.2
Excellent for open, high-traffic environments or wherever on-screen data needs to be kept private.
Quickly hide sensitive information or web surfing from onlookers using stealth. Better than any Privacy Filter because no one knows that you’re using it. Ideal for the following scenarios: - Hiding sensitive information
- Quickly hiding websites
- Secretly using one computer from another
- Causes any website your viewing to vanish instantly
- Place the contents of any website inside any other application such as Word or Outlook to camouflage data
Compatible with remote desktop software such as Go To My PC, LogMeIn, and Microsoft Remote Desktop. |
Active Screen Saver DevKit
Convert Multimedia and Web
Content Into a Screen Saver Including setup for distribution.
Active Screen Saver DevKit easily converts existing Internet and multimedia content into a
screen saver while producing a professional setup and installation program. Active Screen
Saver DevKit supports virtually all Internet technologies and most screen savers can fit
on a standard 3.5" floppy disk. Active Screen Saver DevKit supports all major
Internet programming technologies including HTML, DHTML, JavaScript, VBScript, Java, and
ActiveX. Screen saver content can be distributed with the screen saver, reside on the
Internet, or on the company Intranet. This ability makes Active Screen Saver DevKit an
ideal platform for creating Internet kiosks for trade shows, showrooms, etc. Through
ActiveX and Java, Active Screen Saver DevKit supports the ever popular Macromedia Flash
and Director. Moreover, by allowing screen savers to be extended via Java and ActiveX,
Active Screen Saver DevKit will be able to support new Internet technologies as they
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Active Screen Saver Personal
Display any HTML document as your own Personal Screen Saver, local or
remote.
Active Screen Saver Personal is a revolutionary way to display Internet and multimedia
content as a screen saver. This technology allows you to create a screen saver from any
existing web site, or HTML file. To accomplish this, you simply supply the web address as
you would in your web browser. It's that easy! Active Screen Saver Personal supports the
latest in Internet technology. This includes native support for HTML, GIF, Animated GIF,
JPEG, AVI, and MPEG multimedia files. In addition, Active Screen Saver Personal supports
all major Internet programming technologies (including JavaScript, VBScript, Java, and
ActiveX). Through these technologies, Active Screen Saver Personal supports the ever
popular Macromedia Flash and Director. Moreover, by allowing Active Screen Saver Personal
to be extended via Java and ActiveX, it will be able to support new Internet technologies
as they emerge. |
DBCompare
Quickly and easily compare
database structures.
DBCompare compares any two ODBC compliant databases based on structure. This includes
Table definitions, Field definitions, and depending on the database vendor, view and query
definitions. DBCompare will record the exact differences between databases even if each
database is from a different vendor. Today the database is at the heart of any major
software development project. Because databases tend to be large and normalized databases
don’t lend themselves to easily transferring table structures from one database to
another, the structure of the development, test, and production databases often become out
of sync. As a result, developers tend to spend a great deal of time tracking down database
issues when deploying an application from development to test or from test to production.
This is where DBCompare comes in. DBCompare provides a verbose description of all table
and field differences between any two databases including Allow Zero Length, Attributes,
Collating Order, Ordinal Position, Require, Size, and Data Type. |
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