Hollsco Group - Products
The Hollsco Group has many end-user retail software products and
utilities available:
| VonageLog |
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Download your Vonage call history directly into your Outlook
Journal or CSV file |
| VonageDial |
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Dial your Vonage VOIP phone directly from within Outlook with a
single mouse click |
| LicenseID |
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Automated bar/restaurant age verification system |
| TreeMenu |
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Automatic hierarchal menu generator for IIS/ASP |
| VBIndent |
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Visual Basic source code formatting tool |
| DNSCheck |
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DNS server monitoring system (free!) |
| EudoraPass |
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Eudora email password recovery utility (free!) |
| SatCalc |
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Online satellite angle calculation utility (free!) |
| DOS |
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Various older DOS applications |
VonageLog is the essential call management utility for Vonage
subscribers. It downloads details of all telephone calls made and received
on your Vonage line, and records them in your Outlook Journal, or directly
to a CSV file for importing into Excel or third-party software. Essential
for people who need to log their telephone calls and usage, VonageLog makes
a tedious job as easy as a single mouse click.
VonageLog can be run as an unattended task, or it
can be run on demand. With a few simple mouse clicks, VonageLog is
configured and downloading your call data from the Vonage servers -
all the way back to the day you first created your Vonage account!
VonageDial is an easy-to-use application that allows you to dial
automatically from your Vonage (US) VOIP telephone from within Outlook.
Without having to read the tiny numbers, without even dialing the phone, you
can call anyone within your Outlook contact list in under two seconds with a
single mouse click!
VonageDial is quick, easy and intuitive: Simply right-click on the
contact you want to dial and select "Dial with Vonage". The dialer screen
will pop up, listing up to ten phone numbers associated with that contact.
Click the number you want, and your Vonage phone will ring instantly! Pick
it up, and you'll hear the other end ringing - the number you just clicked.
It's that simple!
LicenseID age verification application is a sophisticated yet simple to use
application for use in nightclubs, restaurants, or any place that instant,
qualified validation of age is required. It is used in conjunction with a
standard magnetic stripe (Track 2) card reader to read the stored information on
a standard driver's license, and instantly identify those patrons who are
underage. As well, it displays the information stored on the magnetic stripe of
the card, to allow your employees to confirm the information against that shown
on the front of the card.
LicenseID can just as easily be run behind the bar, where dim lighting and noise
is not conducive to proper verification of ID. A quick swipe of the customer's
drivers license, and your bar personnel can confirm that your customer is of
age.
TreeMenu is a flexible ActiveX component that installs on your Windows machine
running Microsoft Internet Information Server. TreeMenu allows you to quickly
and easily create and maintain a menu tree in your ASP web pages. The web tree menu is generated dynamically on
every ASP page - You can change the menu on every web page instantly by making a
simple change in a single file.
This web site uses the TreeMenu component in text mode for navigation. Explore
the site by clicking on the various links to the left - the menu you are
browsing through is being dynamically generated by TreeMenu. Changing the menu
appearance on every page in the site is as simple as making a change in one
place using the easy-to-use configuration utility.
VBIndent, the Visual Basic formatting tool examines your Visual Basic code line
by line and makes adjustments to improve readability, ease of maintenance and
structure. It is quite capable of taking poorly written code and turning it into
easily read, easily maintained code.
It examines code and uniformly re-indents it, restructuring multiple statement
lines into fully indented, properly formatted code. It will rename all variables
throughout the project based on a user-defined standardized system, so that any
variable is instantly identifiable in terms of scope and type, anywhere in the
project. It finds tough nesting errors and identifies the exact line causing the
problem.
VBIndent standardizes comments to a specific column, and can insert standardized
procedure definition comments to aid in maintaining documented code. And when it
is finished, it creates a detailed code profile, extremely useful for all
programmers working on a project, detailing the procedures, variables and
standards used within the project.
DNSCheck, the DNS monitoring utility was written to combat a bug in the Windows
build of BIND 9. Under load, it appears that BIND 9 simply stops answering
queries on either or both TCP and/or UDP ports, although the service continues
to run, so service recovery does not solve the problem.
Most other DNS monitoring applications, monitor the UDP port only. When the
BIND's TCP port would hang, the other applications would not detect it. Because
the TCP port is usually used for zone transfers, this is a critical problem on a
primary or secondary DNS.
This monitor does a simple lookup against both the TCP and UDP ports at a preset
interval. If it receives no response, it initiates a reset sequence that stops
and restarts the DNS server.
Technically this application will work on any Windows-based DNS server, although
it was written specifically to combat BIND 9 problems. DNSCheck is offered free
of charge!
EudoraPass, the Eudora password recovery tool is a simple password recovery tool
for Windows. If you are using Eudora as your email client, you may have
forgotten just what your POP3 mail passwords are. Using EudoraPass will scan
your Eudora configuration, find the encrypted passwords stored inside, decrypt
them, and display them to you. Never again worry about forgetting one of your
POP3 passwords!
EudoraPass works with any Windows version of Eudora.
EudoraPass is offered free of charge!
SatCalc, the Satellite Aiming aid is used to calculate the distance or height
required to clear an obstruction when aiming at a satellite. You will need to
know the elevation of the satellite for your area, and either the height of the
obstruction, or the distance from the obstruction. You can find out the
elevation for your area from our SatCalc View page.
If you know the height of the obstruction, SatCalc will tell you the minimum
distance from the obstruction that you will need to set your dish in order to be
able to "view" the satellite.
If you know the distance from the obstruction, SatCalc will tell you the maximum
height that you will be able to clear.
SatCalc is offered as a free online utility.
Hollsco Group also offers some older, unsupported DOS based applications.
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