Cursor Hider 1.5.0.2

Cursor Hider helps you to do a little less of action during working with computer . It removes the mouse pointer from an user focus at a working area so the mouse cursor does not cover the text or picture that you see. Pointer disappears when user keystrokes or after a some seconds withou mouse activity. With any mouse action mouse pointer shows at its place. Real example: You are going to visit a web site with form to fill it. At first you type the URL in the browser address bar - www.softexe.com. But mouse pointer blocks char (period) and you do not know exactly typed it or not. To check that you must take the mouse device to hand and do move action so mouse pointer move out from focus area. With Cursor Hider the mouse pointer disappears with first keystrokes and nothing will block the typed text now. Futhermore You can turn off the mouse pointer (do cursor invisible) . This is the very useful option for touch screen devices and kiosk applications. User will not see the cursor at all!

Advanced Log Monitor 2.6.21

Advanced Log Monitor is a log management solution that monitors log files from any program, database or device and notifies you by email when a specific event occurs (Warning, Firewall attack, Hardware failure or anything else), can quickly and cost-effectively monitor your mission-critical servers, databases and applications and notify you of any problematic or unusual activity. Advanced Log Monitor main features: monitors log files from any program, database or device, monitors log files for any text string, automatically emails a notification to a predetermined email address, can email a short notification (to a mobile phone or a pager) or a detailed one, monitors logs in any format (syslogs, .log, .csv, etc.).

Former Vietnam ministers on trial

The trial has started in Vietnam of two former ministers charged with corruption.
The men, Nguyen Thien Luan and Nguyen Quang Ha, previously junior ministers in the agriculture department, are accused of embezzling about $7.5m.
The two men are the latest senior government officials to be implicated in a major corruption scandal.
If found guilty, they face up to 12 years in prison.
They are accused, along with six other government employees, of embezzlement, abusing power and intentional wrongdoing.
The case centres on the director of a company, La Thi Kim Oanh, run by the agriculture ministry. She is accused of using bank loans for bribery and personal expenses.
The two former ministers are charged with signing documents helping her to obtain the money. She then defaulted on nearly $5m worth of loans.
The opening of the trial was broadcast live on national television, the second time this year that a corruption case against senior officials has been televised.
The ruling Communist party has made fighting corruption one of its top priorities in an effort to win the confidence of foreign investors. Many say red tape and officials who take bribes are major obstacles to doing business in Vietnam.