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ArzooSoft Magical File Encrypt v1.1

ArzooSoft Magical File Encrypt v1.1.
ArzooSoft Magical File Encrypt v1.1 | 1.04 MBMagical File Encrypt is powerful yet easy to use tool to protect and secure your important Files using custom high speed algorithms.Your data files undergo powerful cipher operations which ultimately makes them unreadable and impossible to run without first decrypting them.Only the correct password will Decrypt the Encrypted files.Even if an unauthorized person gets access to your files,he will not be able to read it without decrypting the files with the correct pass. Read the rest of this entry »
File Renamer Turbo 2.56

File Renamer Turbo 2.56.
Quickly rename multiple files & folders and tag your music library!
Keeping track of all your music, images, videos and other files will quickly become a chore unless you carefully manage the file names.
Now you can save time and get better file names in a matter of seconds. With File Renamer Turbo, you can easily rename multiple files in one batch. You can also rename files with just two clicks, directly from Windows! Automatically set MP3, OGG, WMA, M4A, APE, FLAC, MPC tags, organize your photos based on their type or size, fix irritating issues like double spaces or wrong casing in file names, and much more.
Titan Managed File Transfer v7.00.830

Titan Managed File Transfer v7.00.830.
Titan MFT is a high-performance Managed File Transfer product that provides an excellent solution for secure,high-volume implementations.Titan MFT uses industry-standard protocols to secure and guarantee file transfers,making it an excellent alternative to complex VPN and VAN implementations.File Data is encrypted during transfer and can be stored in an encrypted form. Once received, Titan MFT events management can be configured to launch processes, send notifications or submit files to workflow systems.Titan MFT Servers can be clustered for high performance and can be configured with the optional DMZedge Server for added security by eliminating open ports in your firewall.