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Brigadoon Software Inc
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Windows
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| License: |
Shareware |
| Price: |
FREE |
| Size: |
34000
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New! Version 3.0! is the pre-eminent computer tracking and theft recovery software in the world. Unlike other tracking agents, allows the user to do their own monitoring at a significant reduction in cost. With there is no yearly monitoring fees, no additional charges, and no hidden costs! How does work? Every time you boot your computer and have an Internet connection, sends a stealth e-mail message containing its exact location to a pre-determined e-mail address set by the user. In the event the computer is stolen, the customer must make a report with the local police and then notify the Command and Tracking Center, which will provide full tracking and recovery support. When the stolen computer goes online it will send a stealth message to the pre-determined e-mail address containing its exact location. Once this information is received, recovery agents at will work with our customer and the investigating law enforcement agency to recover the stolen property. Worldwide tracking and recovery. Highly tamper-proof. Can't be removed by unauthorized parties. Version 3.0 upgrades the installation process, user authentication and email relay issues. Compatible with Windows 95/98/ME/NT/2K/XP |
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