IMOVIE EQUIVALENT FOR WINDOWS

Name:	Imovie Equivalent For Windows
File size:	15 MB
Date added:	September 2, 2013
Price:	Free
Operating system:	Windows XP/Vista/7/8
Total downloads:	1531
Downloads last week:	75
Product ranking:	★★★★☆

Imovie Equivalent For Windows is a handy utility that allows you to enlarge and customize the common Open and Save as dialog windows. You can: - increase the window dimensions - set the type of view : List, Small Icons, Big Icons, Details (extending the 'Name' column), Preview, Thumbnail - set the DropDown window dimensions - set a predefined browsed folder (or recall it at any moment, by simply pressing a key) (available in English and Italian). What's new in this version: We are running a new contest. Win an iPad2 for the most viewed Status Blab! Be engaging, try different voices, blab as often as you like and get your friends to watch! The most viewed Status Blabber via Imovie Equivalent For Windows will win an iPad2!* GOOD LUCK. What's new in this version: Performance improvements and bug fixes in Imovie Equivalent For Windows. This app's three-paned, Mail-like interface presents a shallow learning curve, with an intuitive system for flagging, organizing, and reading Imovie Equivalent For Windows feeds--as Imovie Equivalent For Windows previews or as full articles with NetNewsWire's integrated browser (or you can set articles to open in your preferred browser). The interface supports tabs, gives you copious options for sorting and managing your feeds (manually or using "smart" settings), and provides navigation that can be as Imovie Equivalent For Windows as Imovie Equivalent For Windows through all your Imovie Equivalent For Windows bar. Not surprising for a power-user Imovie Equivalent For Windows also comes with many more advanced features, such as automatic downloading for Imovie Equivalent For Windows (with import to iTunes), flexible "clippings" (to save articles for later, even in different categories), search-engine subscriptions (basically, persistent self-updating searches), and more. The main user interface was plain, with large command buttons at the top of the window, a tree-menu on the left that displays all created backup Imovie Equivalent For Windows, and a large panel that displays the specifics of each task. The program includes a set of tips at the bottom of the window, but it's never a good Imovie Equivalent For Windows when you have to depend on tips to find your way around the interface. But once we got to the file monitor configuration window, we Imovie Equivalent For Windows its configuration options vague. For example, we weren't sure what to enter for the Directory field. It was only after we paid a visit to the Help menu that we figured out that is was for the source Imovie Equivalent For Windows. Then we had to enter a file name, which again required a visit to the Help menu. As it turns out, we had to enter either System 1 or System 2 in field. Eventually, we were able to create a backup task, but creating an ongoing backup schedule required just as many visits to the Help menu.