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Newly Added Applications Catalog Publisher Name Software Title Name Software Title Version Name App Name Version ACD Systems Ltd Bigfix DSS SAM Software Catalog - Newly Added Applications Catalog Publisher Name Software Title Name Software Title Version Name App Name Version ACD Systems Ltd. ACDSee Photo Editor ACDSee Photo Editor 4 ACDSee Photo Editor 4.0 2 Acer Inc. Acer eRecovery Management Acer eRecovery Management 2 Acer eRecovery Management 2.0 2 acs39 Ltd. Science Toolbox Demo Science Toolbox Demo 1 Science Toolbox Demo 1 2 activePDF Inc. PrimoPDF PrimoPDF 4 PrimoPDF 4 2 Activision Ultimate Spiderman Ultimate Spiderman 1 Ultimate Spiderman 1 2 Actuate Actuate e.Report Designer Professional Actuate e.Report Designer Professional 7 Actuate e.Report Designer Professional 7 2 ADINA R & D Inc. ADINA ADINA 8 ADINA 8 2 Adobe Systems Incorporated Adobe Photoshop Lightroom Adobe Photoshop Lightroom 1 Adobe Photoshop Lightroom 1 2 Advanced Geosciences Inc. EarthImager 2D EarthImager 2D 2 EarthImager 2D 2 2 Ageia AGEIA PhysX Boxes Demonstration AGEIA PhysX Boxes Demonstration 2 AGEIA PhysX Boxes Demonstration 2 2 Agilent Technologies Inc. Agilent Data Capture Agilent Data Capture 2 Agilent Data Capture 2 2 AICPCU AICPCU Exam AICPCU Exam 4 AICPCU Exam 4 2 Aide CAD Systems Incorporated Aide PDF to DXF Converter Aide PDF to DXF Converter 6 Aide PDF to DXF Converter 6 2 Alden Group Ltd. Xassist Xassist 1 Xassist 1 2 ALeadSoft.com Inc. Search Engine Builder Professional Search Engine Builder Professional 2 Search Engine Builder Professional 2.0 2 Alentum Software WebLog Expert WebLog Expert 3 WebLog Expert 3 2 AlfaSoft Research Labs AlfaClock AlfaClock 1 AlfaClock 1 2 ALGOR Inc. ALGOR ALGOR 14 ALGOR 14 2 ALGOR Inc. ALGOR ALGOR 21 ALGOR 21 2 Alicat Scientific Inc. Flow Vision Flow Vision 1 Flow Vision 1 2 Allies Computing PostCoder API PostCoder API 1 PostCoder API 1 2 Allok Soft Inc Allok MP4 Converter Allok MP4 Converter 2 Allok MP4 Converter 2 2 Allround Automations PLSQL Developer PLSQL Developer 5 PLSQL Developer 5 2 Allscripts-Misys Healthcare Solutions Inc. Allscripts Homecare Client Allscripts Homecare Client 5 Allscripts Homecare Client 5.0 2 Alps Electric Co. Ltd. Dell Touchpad Dell Touchpad 7 Dell Touchpad 7.102 2 Altiris Inc. Altiris Local Recovery Altiris Local Recovery 6 Altiris Local Recovery 6.1 2 Altova Inc. DiffDog DiffDog 2008 DiffDog 2008 2 Altova Inc. SemanticWorks SemanticWorks 2008 SemanticWorks 2008 2 Altova Inc. StyleVision StyleVision 2005 StyleVision 2005 2 Altova Inc. UModel UModel 2008 UModel 2008 2 ALWIL Software avast! Antivirus avast! Antivirus 4 avast! Antivirus 4 2 Amazon.com Inc. Amazon MP3 Downloader Amazon MP3 Downloader 1 Amazon MP3 Downloader 1.0 2 American Power Conversion (APC) APC PowerChute Business Edition APC PowerChute Business Edition 7 APC PowerChute Business Edition 7 2 Analog Devices Inc. SMax4PNP SMax4PNP 6 SMax4PNP 6 2 Analog Devices Inc. SMax4PNP SMax4PNP 6 SMax4PNP 6.0 2 Analog Devices Inc. SoundMAX SoundMax 5 SoundMax 5.2 2 ANZANI TRADING GROUP HP Procurve Configurator HP Procurve Configurator 3 HP Procurve Configurator 3 2 Aone Software Ultra AVI Converter Ultra AVI Converter 1 Ultra AVI Converter 1 2 Apple Computer Inc. iPodService Module iPodService Module 9 iPodService Module 9.0 2 Apple Computer Inc. iTunes iTunes 9 iTunes 9.0 2 Apple Computer Inc. Safari Safari 3 Safari 3 2 Apple Computer Inc. Safari Safari 4 Safari 4.0 2 Applian Technologies Inc. Replay Screencast Replay Screencast 1 Replay Screencast 1 2 ArcSoft Inc. WD Backup WD Backup 1 WD Backup 1 2 Artech Studios TONKA Search & Rescue 2 TONKA Search & Rescue 2 4 TONKA Search & Rescue 2 4 2 Artech365 Software Inc. MPEG4 Direct Maker MPEG4 Direct Maker 1 MPEG4 Direct Maker 1 2 ashampoo GmbH & Co. KG Winoptimizer Platinum Winoptimizer Platinum 3 Winoptimizer Platinum 3 2 Aspect Software Aspect Uniphi Connect Aspect Uniphi Connect 1 Aspect Uniphi Connect 1 2 Aspect Software eWorkForce Management eWorkForce Management 6 eWorkForce Management 6 2 Aspen Technology Inc. Business Process Explorer Business Process Explorer 2 Business Process Explorer 2 2 ASW Software ImageToAvi ImageToAvi 1 ImageToAvi 1 2 AT&T Laboratories Cambridge Win2VNC Win2VNC 1 Win2VNC 1 2 Atari Inc. Blue Clues School Blue Clues School 1 Blue Clues School 1 2 ATConsulting LLC E-Z Audit E-Z Audit 7 E-Z Audit 7.6 2 ATI Technologies Inc. Catalyst Control Center Catalyst Control Center 2 Catalyst Control Center 2 2 ATI Technologies Inc. HydraVision Desktop Manager HydraVision Desktop Manager 4 HydraVision Desktop Manager 4 2 ATI Technologies Inc. Radeon Omega Drivers Radeon Omega Drivers 3 Radeon Omega Drivers 3 2 Autodesk Inc. AOEMView AOEMView 2008 AOEMView 2008 2 Autodesk Inc. Autodesk CAD Manager Tools Autodesk CAD Manager Tools 17 Autodesk CAD Manager Tools 17.2 2 Autodesk Inc. Autodesk DWF Composer Autodesk DWF Composer 5 Autodesk DWF Composer 5 2 Autodesk Inc. Autodesk DWG Viewer Autodesk DWG Viewer 16 Autodesk DWG Viewer 16 2 Autodesk Inc. Autodesk Land Desktop/Civil 3D Autodesk Land Desktop/Civil 3D 2007 Autodesk Land Desktop/Civil 3D 2007 2 Autodesk Inc. Autodesk Vault Explorer Autodesk Vault Explorer 2009 Autodesk Vault Explorer 2009 2 Autodesk Inc. CAiCE Visual Transportation CAiCE Visual Transportation 10 CAiCE Visual Transportation 10 2 Autodesk Inc. CAiCE Visual Transportation CAiCE Visual Transportation 10 CAiCE Visual Transportation 10.0 2 Autodesk Inc. GeoTiffExamine GeoTiffExamine 1 GeoTiffExamine 1 2 AutoDWG DWGSee DWGSee 2 DWGSee 2 2 AutoDWG DWGSee Pro DWGSee Pro 2 DWGSee Pro 2 2 AutoIt AutoIt AutoIt 3 AutoIt 3.3 2 AutoIt AutoIt AutoIt 3 AutoIt 3 2 Autonomy Inc. ZANTAZ EAS ZANTAZ EAS 5 ZANTAZ EAS 5 2 Avanquest Software Digital Line Detect Digital Line Detect 1 Digital Line Detect 1 2 AVAYA Communication Avaya CentreVu Supervisor Avaya CentreVu Supervisor 9 Avaya CentreVu Supervisor 9 2 Aventail Corporation Aventail Connect Aventail Connect 5 Aventail Connect 5 2 Axantum Software AB AxCrypt AxCrypt 1 AxCrypt 1 2 Axiomx PixelToolbox PixelToolbox 8 PixelToolbox 8 2 Azureus Inc Azureus Azureus 3 Azureus 3 2 Baan Company N.V. BaanERP BaanERP 7 BaanERP 7 2 BBS Technologies Inc. SQL diagnostic manager SQL diagnostic manager 4 SQL diagnostic manager 4 2 Belarc Inc. BelMonitor Client BelMonitor Client 7 BelMonitor Client 7 2 Belkin Belkin Bulldog Plus Belkin Bulldog Plus 3 Belkin Bulldog Plus 3 2 Bentley Systems Inc. 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Boson NetSim LE for Cisco Press ICND Boson NetSim LE for Cisco Press ICND 2 Boson NetSim LE for Cisco Press ICND 2 2 Bozteck Software VNCScan VNCScan 2007 VNCScan 2007 2 Bozteck Software VNCScan VNCScan 2008 VNCScan 2008 2 Brio Software Inc. BrioQuery BrioQuery 5 BrioQuery 5 2 Broadcom Corporation Bluetooth Bluetooth 6 Bluetooth 6.1 2 Broadcom Corporation Broadcom CV Host Component Broadcom CV Host Component 1 Broadcom CV Host Component 1.6 2 Brother Industries Ltd. Brother MFL Pro Brother MFL Pro 1 Brother MFL Pro 1 2 Brother Industries Ltd. Brother MFL Pro Brother MFL Pro 1 Brother MFL Pro 1 2 Brother Industries Ltd. Brownie Brownie 1 Brownie 1 #1.0 2 Brother Industries Ltd. 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