Nodescan for Linux 1.0 freeware

Companies can use Nodescan to collaborate and share documents within the company as well as privately with their customers and clients. Design and media production agencies can use Nodescan to quickly route files amongst their staff and share documents for review or approval. Clubs and organizations can use Nodescan to keep their members informed, notify them of upcoming events, and share photos, videos and other materials. ...

Author CyberDisc
Released 2014-11-14
Filesize 9.20 MB
Downloads 472
OS Linux
Installation Instal And Uninstall
Keywords file, share, message, chat
Users' rating
(8 rating)
Nodescan for LinuxFile Sharing / Peer to PeerLinux
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1.0 Nov 14, 2014 New Release
1.0b36 Nov 14, 2014 New Release
1.0b34 Apr 26, 2013 New Release

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