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commuserv.com.au/point-of-sale.php
Commuserv. Hospitality Point of Sale Solutions
Home Contact Services About Solutions Team Client login SOLUTIONS Why Choose Us? BlackBerry Point Of Sale MS Terminal Server dFence Point Of Sale ServeIT is a South Australian owned and made Point of Sale package developed after years of experience supporting the food and hospitality industries. Commuserv continues to support a limited range of Point of Sale applications, so if you require assistance with an existing installation, please contact our friendly staff to see how we can be of
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clevercomponents.com/products/inetsuite
Internet Components - Clever Internet Suite: FTP, HTTP, WebDAV, SMTP, POP, IMAP, SSL, NTLM
These Internet components allow you to send and receive mail, including HTML and MIME attachments, from within an application, download and upload Internet resources over most popular protocols. The library includes Client and Server components with full SSL / TLS support. Available for Delphi, C++Builder, RAD Studio XE2, C#.NET and VB.NET
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hillstone-software.com/hs_tftp_details.htm
HS TFTP C Source Library for C/C++ (includes Winsock interace library
HS TFTP C Source library implements Trivial File Transfer Protocol (TFTP) over UDP socket layer according to RFC 1350. Support for client and server side. TFTP blocksize option
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acritum.com/fem
Femitter HTTP/FTP Server home page ? Acritum Software
Get Femitter HTTP/FTP server here
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thinclient.net/blog
Thin Client Computing, Server Based Computer Systems ? Secure Remote Access Solutions
Search for: Archives August 2011 July 2011 July 2009 May 2009 April 2009 Meta Log in Unsung Heroes?the best of SE Troubleshooting and Technical Data in one place Posted on August', 2011 by stevegreenberg Today?s world of open information exchange is very different than just a few years ago where practical technical information was hard to come by. In those dark times, companies feared that acknowledging product issues, flaws or workarounds was a source of negative publicity and