1-abc.net Right Click Configurator allows Windows users to edit the context menu they see when they use the right mouse button in Windows Explorer. From a very easy-to-use interface they get all these connections to Windows features and external programs. De-activating such an entry is just one click, activating it again is only one click as well. Customized entries taht can be started with any command line can also be added by the user. More…

Product Key Explorer is a powerful product key find and product key recovery software for Windows 11, 10, Windows 8, Windows 7, Vista, Microsoft Office, Exchange Server, SQL Server, Adobe Acrobat, Nero, Adobe CS3,CS4,CS5,CS6 and +10000 other software. It recovers product keys from local or network computers More…

A key and mouse button remapper with an ability to assign the following actions to regular, long and sequential key presses and key combinations: show an actions menu, paste text, launch a program, open a file/folder, open a web page, press/block a key, key combination, mouse button, rotate the mouse wheel, create a new email, manage windows, manage the computer's sound and power settings, manager the monitor's power settings and much more. More…

With COM Port Splitter you can split one real port into several virtual ports, join real ports into one virtual, and redirect the serial traffic from real port to another real or virtual. You can also share one real serial port among several applications so that they will receive the same data from one serial port simultaneously. You can also join several ports under one name and let applications switch among the free ones. More…

Allows any application, including DOS apps and batch files, to easily run SQL queries using any ODBC data source, (Access, MySql, Oracle, Informix, ...) redirecting the output to the screen, an ascii file / table or a DBF table. Can be used in standalone mode and/or inside a 3rd party application, with or without user intervention. More…

Virtual Serial Port Kit creates virtual serial ports and connects each pair of them via a virtual null-modem cable. Applications can exchange data just like they do via hardware COM ports. More…