Alien IP   
http://iconempire.com

Alien IP will show country of your site visitors, e-mail writers, web hosters, and other IP owners on the world map. It will detect host computer country by IP or web address, resolve domain name to IP address, show countries with capitals on the map. Alien IP will help you to analyze web log stats, prevent password leaking, reduce credit cards frauds, know origin of e-mail senders, filter access from countries you do not do business with, improve your geo-targeting marketing.

IdentaPop   
http://www.identafone.com

A unique Caller ID popup display that overlays the Caller ID on your screen and slowly fades away. Fully integrated with MS Outlook Contacts including Exchange Server public folders for lookups and screen pops for IP phones (Asterisk, Avaya, Cisco, ESI, NBX, NEC, Nortel, Panasonic etc) and TAPI modems. Equally suited for the home user who wants a simple popup using their modem, or the business user who needs screen pops of their MS Outlook contacts integrated with a TAPI business telephone system. With MS Outlook integration, you have a choice of CID displayed on your screen or a screen pop of a contact from your MS Outlook. If the caller is new and not in your contacts, you can choose to show the screen CID or create a new contact in Outlook. The screen background is completely visible including moving video such as DVD movies. Between calls IdentaPop sits in the system tray using very little overhead. The text color, text size, display duration and the screen position is fully adjustable, allowing you to customize the projection to your liking. Call blocking is included and if using TAPI mode, IdentaPop can play an outgoing wave file before hanging up. A log is kept of all callers. This is a perfect solution for someone who does not want another window popping up that covers their work. The choice of a non intrusive CID display or a screen pop of your caller's information in MS Outlook Outlook, make this an ideal productivity boost on the corporate desktop

mxORB   
http://www.mxorb.com

mxORB is a server-side spam filter that consistently blocks over 98% of unsolicited commercial email (also known as spam) at a fraction of the cost of other filtering solutions. mxORB is packed with all of the features you will need to eliminate spam. The amazing low price coupled with a success rate of over 98% gives it an unassailable position in today's marketplace. mxORB can be deployed in two different ways, either directly on your Exchange Server system, or on a separate IIS SMTP mail relay system. mxORB makes use of a number of techniques to filter spam, including: use of real-time Internet databases of known spam senders; filtering that blocks messages based on their content; and attachment filters that can reduce the risk of security incidents such as virus infection. All filtering is performed on the server-side allowing you to protect your email system without the need to configure individual client workstations.

JOutlookNavBar   
http://www.sygem.com

A Java component for simulating the popular Outlook Navigation Bar. The component is easy to configure, with different programmable styles available for every item. You can also specify icons and text positions for each item, along with ActionListeners for both items and categories. The text can be anti-aliased, and the animation speed can be adjusted to suit your application. JOutlookNavBar can also be used with our FREE Renderers library, giving a uniquely configurable look to the component.

Automatic Wallpaper Changer   
http://awc.smurphy.co.uk

The AWC is designed to do one thing well: allow you to automatically change your desktop wallpaper on a timed basis. The time between changes is defined as a number of seconds, minutes or hours. The displayed image can be stretched or shrunk for the best fit to the screen, optionally maintaining its aspect ratio, or displayed at its actual size. When displaying a picture the user is not limited to the centre of the screen, as is usually the case in windows, but can choose to display it in any of the four corners of the screen or centred on one of the edges. Additionally you can specify that files smaller than a predefined size should be tiled: again you can specify how the tiles are justified on the screen rather than simply going from the top left. Resizing is performed using bilinear resampling for the best possible reults. After resizing you can apply various levels of sharpening to further improve image quality. You can further refine the list of files to display by filtering on file date or age and by file name. For example all files whose name begins 'XMAS' which you've created in the past 30 days. The AWC is minimised to the system tray rather than to the task bar. To restore it to view just double-click the icon in the tray or right click to pop up a menu. There's even a full set of command line switches so you can customise multiple shortcuts. Image formats supported are *.jpg;*.jpeg;*.gif;*.bmp;*.png;*.rle;*.tga;*.pcx.