Catalog your disks. Create CD/DVD database and search needed files and disks easily. SearchMyDiscs helps you maintaining big collections of CD and DVD disks and other file resources (local and network folders). Browse and search for files, photographs, and folders on the disks of your collection without getting the disks from their cases, loading them into your computer, and having to view the disks one by one.

Monitor network hosts, shared resources, traffic, get MAC addresses, scan TCP and UDP ports, and be notified when devices turn on or go down. Create network diagram and see your network's state in visual form at any time. LANState contains many tools for administrators and users such as sending messages, shutting down and turning on remote computers, ping, name lookup, trace route, obtaining information on remote hosts, creating reports, etc.

Delete junk mail (spam, virus, trojan, and e-mails with big attachments) fast and easily. If your connection is slow (dial-up, GPRS, etc) or you have to pay for internet traffic, this program will save your time and money.

Search your local network for MP3 files and other music file formats. Multi-threaded engine searches MP3 files in LAN very fast. Create reports, save playlists, monitor the new files appeared. Discover music you did not even know was on your LAN! If you are a network administrator, find MP3 files that your users hide on servers hogging up space.

Search files on local network's servers and computers. Search files on FTP servers. Preview search results and open found files directly from the remote computers or copy them to your hard drive. Generate and save handy reports. If you are a system administrator, you can find all video or MP3 files that your users are hiding on servers. Search in hidden resources. Delete the necessary files from servers.

Inventory network computers, create asset database. The program allows viewing hardware and software configuration on network computers, tracks hardware and software changes, and generates various reports. Find out which processors are running in network computers, how much memory is installed, who uses flash drives (iPods, etc.).