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LANwriter 1.0
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Cyberbackoffice |
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Rating: Not rated     
Released: Dec 07, 2007
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LANwriter? is a unique intranet software application for centralized, secure and audited publishing of data to CDs, DVDs, Pen Drives and FTP servers via a single computer on the network that acts as a device server and data gatekeeper. LANwriter? takes corporate data management to a new level of security, systematization and sophistication. With LANwriter? you can
* Keep track and strictly control all data that leaves the confines of your office. * Securely share a single CD/DVD writer on the LAN and write data CDs and DVDs remotely from any machine of your Windows network using just a web browser. * Securely share a USB/Firewire port on the LAN and write data to removable pen drives attached to it, remotely from any machine of your network using a web browser. * Provide a secure centralised browser-based FTP facility for all LAN users, without installing FTP client programs on multiple machines. * Catalog and archive all data that is published for internal circulation or external dispatch by your office as part of its daily operations. * Search through these catalogs and quickly retrieve old data from the archives for reference and republication at a later date.
Product homepage: http://www.cyberbackoffice.com
Download:
www.lanwriter.com
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| Type: Shareware |
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Cost: $199.99 US |
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Size: 27069 K |
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