Showing posts with label desktop. Show all posts
Showing posts with label desktop. Show all posts

Wednesday, October 24, 2007

Wallpaper Changer – best tool to vary your desktop

Hi every one!

I’m sorry about rare updates of this blog but a have a lack of time due to my primary work. Today I’d like to make a short post about cool desktop utility I’ve recently discovered. This tool is called Wallpaper Changer and it’s the best one I’ve seen on the market. Wallpaper Changer enables user not only to change wallpapers periodically on his desktop but also has a numerous unique features inside. The most useful of them are: adjustable calendar right on your desktop, cool filters effects you can apply to any wallpaper you use and an ability to download wallpapers directly from the Web.

Take a look on it and I’m sure you like it. Oh, BTW this program comes with a set of free wallpapers for your personal use.

Good luck!

Sunday, February 4, 2007

Remote Desktop Control - save your time by working remotely

Have you ever being asked by your relatives or friends to help with their PC? “Honey, would you please help me to setup this mail client so I can have my own email account?” or “How did you make this stuff working? Can you repeat it on my computer?” I’m plagued with this frequently, and what about you? Now imagine you can help your granny to install her favorite instant messenger sitting right in the front of your own computer and keeping your butt in your favorite chair. Even if you granny lives in California and you’re in Florida. The tool that can do this called Remote Desktop Control.


Why Must Have?

The program allows you not just to see the screen of remote computer on you desktop, but even to work with it as with your own one. Moreover, you can work with a several computers simultaneously, what can be very useful for system administrators (yes, those gurus who know everything about computers). And paranoiac bosses will find Remote Desktop Control useful when they want to spy upon their employees.

What’s inside?
  • Two modules: Admin module and Host module, which may be connected via LAN or Internet
  • Multiple connections support
  • Strong connection security
  • Remote power management (remote shutdown, reboot, logoff, etc.) together with different modes: "view only" and "full control".

Remote Desktop Control homepage