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	JSignPdf v2.2.2 JSignPdf v2.2.2 An open source Java application which adds digital signatures to PDF documents. It also contains Add-On for OpenOffice.org Features • visible and hidden signatures • certificate levels • timestamping • setting PDF rights • command line support for batch processing • certificate revocation checks (CRL, OCSP) Changes: v2.2.2 * Custom OpenPdf build replaced by the official one which should contain all the previous customizations * JRE update in Windows installers * New and updated translations This download is for the Windows version. . If you need the Java/Portable/Any Platform version, download here. If you need the Instructional Guide, download here. Click here to visit the author's website.		2,973	Feb 06, 2024 Josef Cacek <img src="https://www.oldergeeks.com/downloads/gallery/thumbs/JSignPdf4_th.png"border="0">
	MyPhoneExplorer v2.1 MyPhoneExplorer v2.1 Simply explore your Android phone Connect your phone via WiFi, cable or Bluetooth and you'll be surprised how easy and efficient it will be to manage your phone with MyPhoneExplorer. Since it's first release MyPhoneExplorer evolved into the most popular freeware tool for smartphones. The software is constantly updated with new features. In contrast to many other solutions, MyPhoneExplorer works completely local without using any third-party servers. Management features Filebrowser Phonebook Calendar Messages (SMS and MMS) Datasync with several targets Its often required to keep data in sync with other databases. Because of this MyPhoneExplorer is able to sync the data of the phone with the most popular PIM suites. MyPhoneExplorer supports: Outlook since Version 2003 Thunderbird Seamonkey Lotus Notes Tobit David Fritz!Box vCard-File and iCal-File internal Sync-Database (To keep several phones in sync) Before MyPhoneExplorer changes the database or the phone data, it will confirm the action with you. This will prevent syncing accidents. Dozens of features which will help you every day Sending messages directly from your desktop Accept and control calls on your PC View notifications on your desktop Comfortable backup-wizard Photo-Sync: transfer your photos from your phone to the PC with a single click File-Sync: keep complete folder structures in sync with PC, highly customizable Mirror your phones screen to desktop, via USB-cable you even can remote control the phone Remote keyboard: use your regular PC keyboard to type text on your phone Access to the clipboard of the phone and a lot more... This download is for the Windows ...		2,185	Feb 22, 2024 Franz Josef Wechselberger <img src="https://www.oldergeeks.com/downloads/gallery/thumbs/MyPhoneEx1_th.png"border="0">
	Shallot v1.2.4660 Shallot v1.2.4660 Shallot is a file manager with the maximum degree of flexibility and customizability. Some features: Unlimited number of file panels Lots of customization options, e.g. directory tree can be hidden and is flexible in behavior lots of view options program behavior ... while conserving a good usability It nicely works with convoluted file systems, like editing an image in an archive in another archive on a network drive. It has a plugin interface which allows one to implement many additional functionality (like new filesystems) with Python scripting, without any compiler hassles. Using Shallot Beginning Whenever you start Shallot, you see the main window, which is assembled by the following parts: An action bar on the top: A lot of buttons which can trigger some actions. The main menu is also here ('three horizontal bars' icon). The address bar: See the current directory path and navigate upwards to the breadcrumbs or enter a new location. The directory tree on the left: A tree view of the filesystem(s) for easy navigation in wild directory hierarchies. The file view on the right: Shows the content of the current directory. There might be more than just one of this views (if you configure it this way). A status bar on the bottom: Comes up when it wants to tell you somethings. The general usage is not very different from other general purpose file managers. This text will not go that deep into it: Navigate to filesystem ...		4,858	Jan 12, 2022 Josef Hahn <img src="https://www.oldergeeks.com/downloads/gallery/thumbs/Shallot1_th.png"border="0">

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