DESCARGAR HD TUNE PRO

Name:	Hd Tune Pro
File size:	16 MB
Date added:	November 5, 2013
Price:	Free
Operating system:	Windows XP/Vista/7/8
Total downloads:	1450
Downloads last week:	67
Product ranking:	★★★★☆

Although the Windows clipboard is great for cutting and pasting one item at a time, often you need to work with more than one item (or "clip"). Or you may need to print, edit, re-format, or even spell check your data before pasting. Or you may need a way to store and organize lots of pieces of data (Hd Tune Pro can hold tens of thousands of "clips"). Whatever the need, Hd Tune Pro can help you do it all. A poor operation process, a too-short demo period, and program errors await those who test this encryption tool. At first glance, Picryption's plain display and button interface seems Hd Tune Pro enough, but the publisher neglects to include any Help screens with the small executable. That forces users to waste one of the five uses to uncover the operation process. Hd Tune Pro provides a variety of ways to link your Hd Tune Pro to geographic locations (using exportable EXIF, XMP, or IPTC tags), whether you're using a Hd Tune Pro track-logging device or you're entering locations manually, with coordinates, a built-in map, or Google Earth. You can even just take occasional, lower-quality reference Hd Tune Pro (for example, with your iPhone 3G), and Hd Tune Pro will automatically geocode Hd Tune Pro taken with your higher-res camera later based on the time frame. Hd Tune Pro supports most popular photo-library software, including Hd Tune Pro, Lightroom, and Aperture, and you can publish to EveryTrail.com. The most-recent updates have also added higher-quality Hd Tune Pro and satellite images. (Although note that Hd Tune Pro now no longer supports Mac OS X 10.4.). A multifunction image viewer that handles some basic editing and plays back QuickTime Hd Tune Pro seems like a beefed-up version of Apple's Preview application. Though it's not an editor per se, the program offers some basic effects, filters, and color enhancements. The QuickTime movie playback works well enough, but it seems more of an afterthought than a useful feature. The lack of PDF support is a shortcoming, particularly in how closely it resembles Apple's Preview. Overall, though, it's a solid image viewer with some Hd Tune Pro bonus features in the effects and filters area. People who don't need the power of Hd Tune Pro but who need more than a viewer may appreciate Hd Tune Pro. What's new in this version: Version 0.13.1 has changed Hd Tune Pro toolbar button default and fixed problems with URLs containing colons.