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SSPX works equally well on small deformation problems (i.e. infinitesimal strain), and large deformation problems (i.e. finite strain).

SSPX is free for academics. For consulting, contact nfcd@mac.com.

Built in reports let you keep tabs on your server. You can see a summary of what users have been doing, and even setup schedules to run the reports and have them ready whenever you are.

WebDAV allows you to use the OS X Finder to connect to the server and work on it as if it were another hard drive on your machine. Read, write, rename, etc. all with WebDAV. Normally the Finder is read only when using FTP, so WebDAV is a welcomed addition.

The built in fully customizable WebInterface allows you to present a website to customers so they can easily upload files to you, or download files to you. It has support for drag and drop uploading on the website, as well as the ability to upload folders while zipping them on the fly. This saves time and bandwidth. Or you can use the browser uploader which uses AJAX to queue up file transfers and submit them all at once. Either way, you get real-time feedback on the upload progress, speeds, and estimated time remaining… all things you can’t get normally.

Easily setup emails to come to you when a user uploads a file. Did the user upload 50 files? Don’t want 50 emails? Not a problem. CrushFTP will build one email with all 50 items listed in it… even if they used a client that logged in with 10 connections to do the uploads!

Lastly, the plugin support for CrushFTP allows for a whole new set of expandable features. One example allows you to make users by “creating a folder”. That’s all. You create a folder with a specific name, and a user with that name can then login with access to only that folder! You can’t get any easier than that.

Free training videos showcasing various features of CrushFTP are available on CrushFTP’s homepage. Additionally, should you have questions or concerns, you have direct email access to the developer who will respond to questions very quickly.

ScreenSteps brings simplicity to the labor intensive process of software documentation.

Simple: GrabBack lets you choose the folders that matter most. GrabBack remembers what to backup and where to save it. GrabBack can run from a USB keydrive — no installation required.

Fast: Just plug in a USB keydrive (or any other storage media), start up GrabBack, and click “Make Backups.” You can be done backing up your most important stuff in seconds. Grab your backups and go!

Reliable: GrabBack uses our innovative SureCopy technology and industrial-strength Unix to make sure your backups are just as good as the backups of a large data center. When the day comes that you need to restore files from your backups, your stuff will be there.

Savvy Clipboard will remember what you copied, and store those data items for you.

It holds a list of items that you copied — text fragments, graphics, URLs, multimedia data, or links to files — and lets you access them using this list. You just select the needed item from the list and it is ready to use from the system Clipboard, so you can paste it anywhere you need.

You can label your items with brief notes, edit clipboard text items (in the registered copy of the program), send emails and store your passwords in a handy way.

And moreover, it’s now easy to backup the entire list of your clippings, or even move it to another computer as needed!

With Savvy Clipboard, you speed up your work (no need to look for items again and again) and gain a new level of control over things you work with.

Unlike other wiki software, ProjectForum is affordable, easy to set up, easy to learn, and easy to use, for any workgroup. ProjectForum can be downloaded and set up on an internal network in minutes by anyone, without the dependencies, complex installation and maintenance headaches inherent in most wiki software.

Other features include a sleep timer, Apple Remote support and the ability to wake your Mac from sleep or from a powered-off state. Aurora is available in English, German, French, Italian, Spanish, Dutch and Russian.

It will either act as a normal audio recorder or as a recorder that automatically split each song into separate files.

The files may be saved as ordinary AIFF files (ready for burning an Audio CD) or saved as MP3 files or any file format that QuickTime can create. If running OS X 10.4 or higher (Tiger/Leopard), you may also save the files as AAC/m4a files.

Access to AudioUnit effects that ships with Mac OS X as well as any third party AudioUnit effect.

Advanced filtering function for removing clicks and crackles when recording old vinyl records.

RIAA correction for direct connection of a turntable. Speed correction – record your old 78 records at 45 RPM.

Demo contains full set of features. Have fun customizing this screen saver to your preferences. You may adjust the background tint, separate animation tint, brightness, sound mute and volume control. Registered version doesn’t have DEMO splash screen or the registration reminder overlay text. Contains 3D animated images and MP3 sound files. Sound can be muted. Provides password protection.

Feeder also has many features for podcasters including full support for the iTunes RSS podcasting extensions, drag and drop episode creation, an iTunes Store preview and the ability to tag all popular podcast media files.

Feeder can publish feeds using FTP, SFTP, .Mac, or to folders on disk with a single click or at a scheduled time. After publishing, Feeder can ping online services to notify them of changes.