If you have ever received a pop-up spam window that appeared to come from "Messenger Service", we have a solution for you. CLICK HERE for more information and a free download you need now!

CIDPad has received minor updates which improve useability and address a few minor bugs that have been reported over the last few months. If you have already purchased CIDPad, your existing Activation Code will work with the new version 2.2 . Visit the CIDPad Page to download the latest version!

Also, coming this fall:

CIDMage 2.0

Nov. 03, 2004 Update - CIDMage development continues at a steady pace, and CIDMage 2.0 will be released in January 2005. New features will include: user-definable low level FSK parameters; ETSI FSK and DTMF signaling; British Telecom compatible V.23 signaling; Command-line automation; multi-identity TAPI auto-dialer for multiple live calls; auto-dial available through automation; append, prepend, or insert Caller ID signal into existing WAV file and save or play (also accessible through automation); combo-mode (play On-hook and off-hook signaling in sequence to maximize chance of success against unknown terminal equipment); and many more!

Many visitors and returning CIDMage users have inquired about the pricing and release date of CIDMage 2.0. While there will be a price increase (due as much to the falling US dollar as to new features) those who purchased CIDMage 1.4 after September 1, 2004 are entitled to a FREE upgrade (not including P&H) to version 2.0. All other existing customers can upgrade without having to buy a whole new license for $25 USD (plus P&H). The free upgrade policy will only be available for those who purchased CIDMage 1.4 between September 1, 2004 and the release date of CIDMage 2.0. Proof of purchase required (email us for details). The release date itself is still not known, but will likely be in January 2005. After that we have commitments to some new products so we are working very hard to have CIDMage 2.0 ready for release as soon as possible.

We have just updated and released our AutoLogonFix utility, which is open source freeware. This utility applies two of the solutions suggested by Microsoft Knowledgebase Article 141858. If you have recently reinstalled Windows, especially Win98 or WinME, you may have noticed that your logon prompt disappeared and the operating system simply boots into a no-user twilight zone that cannot access your network. AutoLogonFix applies the registry patch needed to fix this, and comes with an undo option in case you change your mind. To download, CLICK HERE

CIDMage^TM Caller ID Generator New Release!
Updated Feb.12, 2003