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Webinars, presentations and demos showcasing the new features in Alfresco 2.2 are also available now in the Alfresco Content Community.

Please see the Content Community for details.

Alfresco is the leading open source alternative for enterprise
content management. The open source model allows Alfresco to use
best-of-breed open source technologies and contributions from the open
source community to get higher quality software produced more quickly
at much lower cost.

Our goal is to not only provide an open source
offering but to surpass commercial offerings in terms of features,
functionality and benefits to the user community. Alfresco is built by
a team of leading members from Documentum® and Interwoven® with 15
years experience in Enterprise Content Management (ECM), including the
co-founder of Documentum.

• Enterprise Content Management (ECM)


• Document Management


• Web Content Management


• Collaboration


• Knowledge Management
  
  
  


• Records Management


• Image Management


• Alfresco JSR 170 Repository

The Benefits of Using Alfresco

• Ease-of-Use


• Developer Productivity


• Best-Practice Collaboration



• Administrator Productivity


• Advanced Search/Knowledge Management


• Distributed Architecture


• Open Source

(Source from www.alfresco.com)

pNotes - Useful tool

Managing your day-to-day life is not an easy job to do. There are so many things to concern for - housekeeping, shopping, children... And what about cousin's birthday you always forget? Or important phone numbers? Undoubtedly your working place is covered with dusty yellow (or blue, or pink) sticky notes. If so - PNotes is right for you. Throw the physical stickies away and replace them with virtual ones on your desktop.

PNotes (Pinned Notes or Portable Notes, use what you prefer) is written entirely in C and Windows API (with Pelles C for Windows IDE) - so it is fast and light-weight. It has flexible settings - both for the program in whole and for individual note. Skins, fonts, colors, alarms, transparency level - all-in-one. Any portion of note's text can be formatted separately.

There is a variety of skins for PNotes and, moreover, you can create your own one if download PNSkinCreator - a small utility for creation PNotes skins. Notes can also be skinless, that allows stretching them to any reasonable size.
Scheduling is also important feature of PNotes. It is possible to schedule each note to remind you about significant events by three different ways - alarm you once, every day at specified time or pester you every specified interval.

One more PNotes feature - ability to join notes into groups by your choice. You can create, modify, delete and relocate groups by simple click or drag-and-drop. Changing group for each note performed by dragging it onto appropriate group.


PNotes is fully Unicode supported and translated into many languages.


And, obviously, it is portable - it leaves no traces in Windows registry and can be started from any drive (fixed or flash) on any computer. Take your notes with you to any location.

I also want to thank PortableApps.com forum staff for many useful suggestions and spending time for testing the program.

I hope that you will enjoy using PNotes as I enjoy developing it!

More details from http://pnotes.sourceforge.net/

Google Talk for your iPhone device

Stay connected to your Google Talk contacts right from your iPhone.

* Chat with contacts in real time
* View and search for your Google Talk contacts
* Update your status message on the goFeatures

Features:

Chat with your Google Talk contacts in real time. Send and receive instant messages in chat sessions with your contacts.* Move easily between multiple open chats.

View and search for your Google Talk contacts. See the availability and status message of your contacts and change your own status on the go.

Go off the record if you don't want to store your chats. Off the record chats are not stored on Gmail.

More details please refer to http://www.google.com/mobile/apple/talk/

What i like about Eclipse 3.4 JDT

In this screencast you are going to see some of the more interesting changes made to the Java development tools for the 3.4 release of Eclipse:

* Extract class refactoring
* New quick assists
* Java editor breadcrumb

The example used is based on Martin Fowler's book on Refactoring.

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