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Aloaha PDF Crypter	iVerio	SecureBlackbox .NET	optName

$59.00 - Wrocklage Intermedia GmbH

Aloaha PDFCrypter seals your PDF with the public key of the recipient. Non PDF files are beeing compressed and PKCS#7 enveloped. No special decryption client needed. Adobe Reader 6 or 7 is enough. Seal PDF Documents secure!

$49.99 - iVerio Softwares

JVC, Everio, conversion, mod, tod, video, files. iVerio, The JVC Everio conversion tool. Synchronize your computer and your hard disk camcorder. Transfering easily videos. Sorting videos by date. Automatic conversion. Files renamed automatically.

$1579.00 - EldoS Corporation

SecureBlackbox. NET is a comprehensive component collection that adds SFTP, FTPS, SSH, PGP, PDF, XML security, S/ MIME, SSL/ TLS, HTTPS, PKI support to your . NET application.

$12.70 - optName.com

Save time and effort by using optName First Name e-Directory to help you find a baby name! More than 3, 000 names! With this program you will be able to find out origin, historical meaning and numerology reading of a name.

Chilkat Digital Certificates Component
Free - Chilkat Software, Inc.

Chilkat Certificate makes it easy to get information about the security certificates that are stored on your computer. It also allows you to easily add certificates to a certificate store, remove certificates from a store, or find a certificate that should be used for a particular purpose, such as secure email.

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