Software Developed by EldoS Corporation
EldoS KeyLord for PocketPC v.4 1
EldoS KeyLord lets you arrange confidential information (passwords, account numbers, software registration keys etc.) in a tree, search through it, print it and store it in secure encrypted file (industry-standard AES encryption is used).
EldoS HTTPS Client v.2 5
EldoS HTTPS Client is a component (available as ActiveX and DLL) that adds support for HTTP and HTTPS protocols to your VB or VC++ application.
EldoS AnyCalc v.1 76
This award-winning calculator, that changes its appearance depending on the task, is powerful and easy to use tool for professionals in different areas of human activities. Financial calculator for loans,
Crypto4 PKI v.2.0
Crypto4 PKI is set of tools designed for management of X.509 certificates, Certificate Revocation Lists and Certificate Signing Requests. 1.
Crypto4 Files v.2.0
Crypto4 Files lets you perform both simple file operations such as pack files into ZIP archive, send files by e-mail, securely delete files and advanced security operations such as signing and encryption of files and folders.
Chronos for PocketPC v.2 2
Chronos fills the gap in Windows Mobile operating system by offering Unlimited number of highly customizable alarms: Alarms can be set to signal only on certain days of the week; alarms can be one-time or repetitive; alarm can notify you by
Chronos for MS Smartphone v.2 1
Chronos fills the gap in Windows Mobile operating system by offering (1) Unlimited number of highly customizable alarms. Alarms can be set to signal only on certain days of the week, they can be one-time or repetitive. Alarm can notify you by
CallbackFilter v.4.1
CallbackFilter lets your Windows and .NET applications keep track of file operations in real-time (right when they are performed). You can track and decline access to the files, filter requests and even modify (encrypt, compress etc.) file contents.
Callback File System v.6.1
With Callback File System component you can create your own file system within the application you develop and expose this file system to Windows as a virtual disk or a folder on the existing disk.