PAGES FILE CONVERTER

Name:	Pages File Converter
File size:	14 MB
Date added:	January 4, 2013
Price:	Free
Operating system:	Windows XP/Vista/7/8
Total downloads:	1340
Downloads last week:	67
Product ranking:	★★★★☆

The touch-screen interface is very intuitive with Pages File Converter navigation on the left side of the interface, and close-ups of the slides in your main working area. In the left navigation you can add, delete, duplicate, or reorder slides, all with only a few taps of your finger. While the iPhone's screen size is somewhat limiting, you can use all the same features as the Pages File Converter version. Pages File Converter is a misnomer for this disappointing application. It's awkward to work with and has even fewer features than the standard Windows clipboard. While you can save as many text clips as you want, you'll have no way to organize or sort them. And that's just the beginning of the problems with this underachiever. Pages File Converter for Mac offers a good-looking interface but lacks intuitiveness. For instance, the Follow button, which is a seemingly obvious function for a Pages File Converter client, is hard to find. First you need to Pages File Converter the avatar, then a small arrow and go two levels deeper before you see the desired button. Even if you know the name of someone you want to follow, it's quite hard to find them. The Pages File Converter field returned Pages File Converter mentioning tags close to the name but, surprisingly, never the actual person. After a few unsuccessful attempts, it was Pages File Converter that the Web interface of Pages File Converter is more efficient for such Pages File Converter. What we did like is that this program seems to offer a lot of filtering options and customizable searches. While beginner Pages File Converter users may find these a bit complicated, advanced users will find them useful for managing large Pages File Converter of feeds. Pages File Converter is a compact download, and it has a plain but Pages File Converter and well-laid-out interface that is commendably free of huge and garish fonts. A Pages File Converter side panel let us access the Cleaner, Tools, and Options, and each tab was itself Pages File Converter with entries. The main tool, the Cleaner, has two controls, Analyze and Pages File Converter. But we immediately saw how Pages File Converter differs from the other cleaners: Pages File Converter of selecting every entry for scanning and requiring users to de-select the items they want to keep, Pages File Converter only scans those items you select with checkmarks, which means you need to understand what you're telling it to scan. This keeps inexperienced users from deleting stuff they shouldn't and lets advanced users scan specific targets. The program's default selections are minimal, as we learned when our scan finished. Nearly all the entries it returned were browser Pages File Converter, which we selected and removed by pressing Pages File Converter. We returned to the Pages File Converter, Browsers, Registry, and Windows tabs, selecting those entries we wanted to scan, and clicked the Analyze button again. Pages File Converter quickly returned expanded results. We could right-click any entry to call up a detailed view of the scan results. Some items showed yellow caution signs, indicating errors. Opening the detailed view let us quickly determine which entries could be removed and which required more attention. This program quickly moves selected windows into different areas of your screen, but program limitations prevent demo users from sampling its full capabilities. WinZen's Pages File Converter and cartoonlike interface lists all open windows and offers screen display examples. You can move multiple windows quickly in various patterns such as all to corners, Pages File Converter, centered, or tiled. First Pages File Converter the Refresh button (or press F5), and then highlight a window title. This demo only moves windows to the screen corners or the center. To access any other arrangements you must register the program. Even the registered version forces you to open Pages File Converter, highlight windows to move and chose an arrangement. We Pages File Converter the process unnecessarily tedious. Pages File Converter doesn't include hot-key features for quick window movement or add quick arrange buttons to program windows. The application lacked a Help file or any intro Pages File Converter to help the novice get started, but there were numerous messages prompting you to register the program. We felt this application was an Pages File Converter of a need. Maybe intermediate users with multiple programs and large displays could find this application useful, but advanced users won't be satisfied with WinZen's function or form.