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Anyplace Control is a remote control software that can display a Desktop of another computer (via internet or network) on your screen. The software allows you to use your mouse and keyboard to control the other PC remotely. It means that you can work on a remote computer, as if you were sitting in front of it, right from your current location. You will even be able to transfer files and different data (text, graphics, etc.) between computers. The program allows you to work with different remote computers simultaneously, from anywhere in the world. It is so fast and comfortable that you can even forget that you are working on a remote PC!

CONVERTER PRO is a program to convert units in a professional manner. CONVERTER PRO comes with a database that contains the most important conversion factors to convert length, area, volume, mass, force, pressure, density, energy, power, temperature, dynamic viscosity, kinematic viscosity and time units. The database contains all commonly used unit systems (British, US, SI, CGS and MKS). Units that are not available in the database can be composed from up to four available units (for example 'mile' and 'hr.' will give 'mile/hr.' or 'BTU', lb. and deg. F will give 'BTU/lb. deg.F'). All conversion factor tables contained in the database are extendible. If you miss a unit that you use frequently, you can simply add it yourself. You may also enter up to ten user-defined conversion factor tables (for example electrical or acoustical units) You can rely on the accuracy of the conversions. The database was established using the most accurate basic conversion factors available and carefully tested. At least five digits of the results will therefore always be accurate. CONVERTER PRO has been written by an engineer who is working internationally. He got fed up for good one day to continue with re-inventing the wheel over and over again and wrote this program. The program is therefore particularly suitable for all those who work under similar circumstances and are frequently confronted with unfamiliar unit systems.