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ChurchInfo v1.3.0 ChurchInfo v1.3.0 Free Web-Based Church Management Database Software. ChurchInfo is a free church database program to help churches track members, families, groups, pledges and payments. Our feature set is comparable to expensive church management software packages. Our users are supported by an open-source community of people who volunteer their time and energy to make this technology available to all churches. Features Naturally Networked ChurchInfo runs on any server that supports PHP and mySQL. The server may be in-house or at an ISP anywhere on the Internet. Any number of people may access the database simultaneously. Family A family is a group of people who are treated as a unit. The obvious example would be a married couple and perhaps their children. The family members do not need to have the same last name, but they should live at the same address to receive newsletters and financial statements. Pledges and payments are tracked by family. Some churches call a Family a “Pledging Unit”. Person A person is an individual associated with the church. A Person can be a member of a Family, and a person can also be a member of one or more Groups. A Person has individual contact information, such as a cell phone number and an email address. A Person also has a relationship with the church as “Member”, or “Guest”. Group A group is a collection of people, such as the choir or the stewardship committee. Groups have many uses. Here are a few ideas: committees, church school classes, covenant groups, baby sitters. The possibilities are endless. ChurchInfo makes it easy to contact all the members of a group by letter or email. Pledges and Payments Pledges and Payments are tracked for each fiscal year, with automated support for reminder letters. There is also automated support for generating donation acknowledgement letters for tax ... |
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DirList v1.3.0 DirList v1.3.0 This application allows to browse all connected disks like explorer and select folders and files for listing. Files can be listed by content too. Result listing can be saved to CSV file or as HTML with defined layout with preview. Target platforms Windows 2000 Windows XP Windows 2003 Windows Vista Windows 7 Windows Server 2008 Windows 8 Windows 8.1 Windows 10 Licence Free to use for both private and commercial users. Click here to visit the author's website. |
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4,907 | Dec 21, 2021 MiTeC  |
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Hidden Windows 7 Features v1.3.0 Hidden Windows 7 Features v1.3.0 Many useful features in Windows 7 are hidden. These features can be enable by editing Windows registry. Manual editing of registry is long and not so easy process. With Hidden Windows 7 Features are hidden features available with one click. Supported OS: Windows 7 Platform: 32bit, 64bit SHA256: b7d730b5e2688a7f1f93a9ed7cb4a9885aca407f5ae066f4ad6dc2fd9ad4f3af 1.3.0 (24/08/2018) added - Hide drives from your computer added - Taskbar thumbnail delay time added - Taskbar thumbnail live preview delay time added - Pin folder to Start menu added - Disable SMB1 protocol added - Disable SMB2 and SMB3 protocol added - Enable write protection for USB drives fixed - Turn off thumbnail live preview minor bug fixes Click here to visit the author's website. |
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4,583 | Dec 05, 2019 Theropods Ltd  |
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SlunkCrypt v1.3.0 SlunkCrypt v1.3.0 An experimental cross-platform cryptography library. SlunkCrypt is an experimental cross-platform cryptography library and command-line tool. A fully-featured GUI is provided for the Windows platform. Encryption algorithm The SlunkCrypt algorithm is based on core concepts of the well-known Enigma machine but with numerous improvements, largely inspired by R. Anderson’s “A Modern Rotor Machine”: The original Enigma machine had only three (or, in some models, four) rotors, plus a static “reflector” wheel. In SlunkCrypt, we uses 256 simulated rotors for an improved security. Furthermore, the original Enigma machine supported only 26 distinct symbols, i.e. the letters A to Z. In SlunkCrypt, we use 256 distinct symbols, i.e. the byte values 0x00 to 0xFF, which allows the encryption (and decryption) of arbitrary streams of bytes, rather than just plain text. Of course, SlunkCrypt can encrypt (and decrypt) text files as well. In the original Enigma machine, the signal passes through the rotors twice, once in forward direction and then again in backwards direction – thus the “reflector” wheel. This way, the Enigma’s encryption was made involutory, i.e. encryption and decryption were the same operation. While this was highly convenient, it also severely weakened the cryptographic strength of the Enigma machine, because the number of possible permutations was reduced drastically! This is one of the main reasons why the Enigma machine eventually was defeated. In SlunkCrypt, the signal passes through the simulated rotors just once, in order to maximize the number of possible permutations. This eliminates the most important known weakness of the Enigma machine. Obviously, in SlunkCrypt, separate “modes” for encryption and decryption need to be provided, since encryption and decryption no longer are the same operation. In the original Enigma machine, the rightmost rotor was moved, by one step, after every symbol. Meanwhile, all ... |
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