Microsoft Terminal Services

Review by Nancy Meier: Hard to use, but does what it says. It's worth learning, like Finale-- takes some getting used to. I'm not really a database person, but once I started figuring out Access, I realised it was just what we needed. And my pastor is impressed, because he finally got what he wanted, organization without fuss. Thanks guys for a cool program. Nance (4/5 - 5-Jul-2005) Review by Billy Summners: Yeah! ServiceBuilder rocks. I want a palm version though-- blah. (4/5 - 4-Jul-2005) Review by Johnny Come Lately: Great program. We just started using it, but love it so far. (5/5 - 4-Jul-2005) Review by Peter Assiga: We weren't very organized before ServiceBuilder came along. It's put us all on the same page. Bravo! (5/5 - 20-Jun-2005) Review by Laney: Great program. If you haven't downloaded and tried servicebuilder, what are you waiting for? Needs a mac version, mind you, but the web interface helps our one mac user interact with the database using Firefox. (5/5 - 19-May-2005)

Review by Ahmad: ok i think it will be usable so i am trying it, then i can decide (3/5 - 25-Oct-2005) Review by shrikesh: this is good development ActiveSMS is an ActiveX DLL that allows you to fully handle GSM, GPRS, HSCSD and UMTS terminals. Easily integrable into any application written in whichever language that supports ActiveX technology (Visual Basic, Visual C++, .NET, Borland Delphi, Power Builder, etc..), ActiveSMS was designed mainly to provide developers with a tool capable of sending and receiving SMS messages with optimal performance. Developers, using an easy-to-use interface that exports methods and events, can integrate the following features in their application: Reception and forwarding of text messages. Reception and forwarding of flash messages. Multiple forwarding of SMS messages (the same message is forwarded to N addressees at the... (4/5 - 5-Jun-2005)