askSam is a database designed for users rather than programmers. Once your information is in askSam, you're ready to search. Not only can you search on the contents of fields, but you can search on free-form text. askSam offers a wider variety of searches than any other database program and some of the fastest and most powerful searches you'll find anywhere.

Use it to manage phone numbers and addresses, or as a small database for references, notes, or recipes, complete with rich-text format support (can hold pictures and other objects). The program can autodial phone numbers, autodetect and remember phone numbers, and launch your email program or Web browser directly. It index filter-on-enter, lets you define colors and fonts, and remembers last modification date for each card.

Citation is the perfect research writer's "assistant": a writing tool designed to help you organize notes and bibliographic references - easily and efficiently. With Citation, all your references and notes can be entered on notecard-like forms, from within your word processor. Once the information is in Citation, you'll be able to group notes on similar topics and generate properly formatted references, automatically, in just about any style. You'll never have to shuffle notecards or retype a citation again!

SurfSaver lets you store Web pages directly from your browser into searchable folders. Once saved, you can quickly search and browse these pages (even when you're not connected to the Internet). Powerful searches let you quickly locate specific Web pages. SurfSaver provides researchers and packrats a simple way to permanently store Web pages. When you find a page you wish to save, right click the mouse and choose the SurfSaver Save command. The page is immediately saved with text, graphics, frames, and hypertext links.