| Print_Explosion_Deluxe By Nova, this is an application used to create greeting cards, signs, and banners. Also includes the Art Explosion clip art line. |
| VisiNet Virginia based ISP offering IP-VPN services. |
| ZboX_Web_Hosting Offering multi platform webhosting for PC, Mac, Msntv, and Webtv. Supporting CGI, PHP, SSI, and MySQL. Includes Webtv compatible file manager. |
| kinlab A Java 3d kinematics modeler. Kinlab is distributed as a Java Webstart application under a BSD-like license. |
| Pin_Interactive Specialize in 3D games for web and CD. Also offer services in animation, sound and programming in C/C++ and Lingo. Based in Tumba, Sweden. |
| mcrypt A replacement for the unix crypt, using several block algorithms in several modes like cbc, and cfb. |
| PowerQuote_Software Helps businesses to rapidly produce and manage quotes for goods and services. |
| RosySky_Runtime_Scripter ActiveX Scripting Host component suite. It consists of controls allowing extend application with macro language engines that support IActiveScript interface. [Commercial] |
| Devonian_Chip An attempt to use Sinhala Language in communicating with the user. Visual Basic sourcecode, games. |
| PBintelli Simulates Microsoft intellisense feature in PowerBuilder scripts. Site also includes some code examples and utilities. |
| Waytek Connectivity and data communication products. |
| RFC_2532 Extended Facsimile Using Internet Mail. L. Masinter, D. Wing. March 1999. |
| PresenTense_Time_Server Multi protocol time server which synchronizes itself with any true time source, including GPS via rs-232 com ports and then acts as a time server for all network clients. PresenTense Time Server ships |
| Tiger_Technologies Control panels that alter window patterns, desktops, and other aspects of appearance. |
| Petrozavodsk_State_University,_Karelia Faculty of Mathematics, Department of Computer Science. |
| Podfeed_net Categorized collection of podcasts with a simple interface to listen to them via a web browser. |
| Mastering_Regular_Expressions_(Second_Edition) Book by Jeffrey Friedl. Includes table of contents, full index, an errata sheet. |
| Why_Unicode_Won\'t_Work_on_the_Internet__Linguistic,_Political_and_Technical_Limitations A paper outlining issues with encoding all the world's character sets within the limitations of the existing Unicode standards, and the possible impact this will have on East Asian languages. |
| Octane_Communications Provides web design, logo design and flash. |
| DeFinis_Computer_Associates Offers design, hosting, e-commerce, marketing. Located in Sussex, New Jersey, United States. |
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Service | Support SPAM Filter 2nd DNS Admin Webmail Netzwerk Status Init Seven AG has developed a protection for it's anonymous Dial-In Access against abuse through spam. The configuration prevents the delivery of mail directly to the MX-Host of the recipient (avoiding the SMTP Server of the ISP). This is (at least in Switzerland) a common technique by abusers. The following configuration is free software and highly recommended to be used by other providers. Please contribute to the worldwide fight against spam. Schematic Redirection of SMTP Traffic from Dial-in Clients 
*) protected with the Dial-Spam-Block Let's assume the following: dynamic IP Range for Dial-In Users: 192.168.10.0/24 IP address of SMTP Server: 192.168.20.20 (SMTP Server must not have an address from the Dial-Range!) the SMTP Server is already protected with the Dial-Spam-Block Configuration of the Core Router (Cisco Syntax): (adjust interface name to interface which is connected to the internet) ! access-list 100 remark SMTP Redirect of Dial-Customers to smtp.providername.com access-list 100 permit tcp 192.168.10.0 0.0.0.255 any eq smtp ! route-map SMTP-Redirect permit 10 match ip address 100 set ip next-hop 192.168.20.20 ! interface FastEthernet 0/0 description connected to Internet ip policy route-map SMTP-Redirect ! ! Configuration of the SMTP Server (Linux Syntax): (SMTP Server must support IPtables) iptables -A PREROUTING --table nat --protocol tcp --source 192.168.10.0/24 \ --dport 25 -j DNAT --to 192.168.20.20 You might use this init script to set the iptable rules at boot time. Feedback (English or German) to the configuration above is welcome: Please send it to