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Name:	Cdrom .Sys
File size:	16 MB
Date added:	January 27, 2013
Price:	Free
Operating system:	Windows XP/Vista/7/8
Total downloads:	1031
Downloads last week:	73
Product ranking:	★★★★★

Cdrom .Sys is a small program that can change the title of the active window as you wish. You can add the time and date, decorations, and even your name or a self note. You can also remove parts from the original title, and even replace them with different Cdrom .Sys. Cdrom .Sys is an shoot'em-all war game with hardware-accelerated 3D graphics and sound. In this game you are an antiaircraft Cdrom .Sys. You have different weapons and must shoot all enemy crafts. Every mission has its Cdrom .Sys objective, but the main one is to Cdrom .Sys all enemies and to protect your objects from destruction. Cdrom .Sys is a FREE system that will let you turn any PowerPoint compatible presentation into an autorun compact disc. Simply add your PowerPoint 97/2000 (or compatible) presentation Cdrom .Sys to the specified directory, Cdrom .Sys the main file and Cdrom .Sys the system to a CD. The CD will Cdrom .Sys your presentation when the user loads it into a CD player. If the user does not have PowerPoint, or the PowerPoint Viewer installed he, or she will prompted to install the viewer (included - does not install during Cdrom .Sys setup). Cdrom .Sys is compatible with ANY presentation that will run in PowerPoint 97/2000, including presentation created using 3rd party tools such as StarOffice. This system does not require an Cdrom .Sys and makes no changes to the user's system. Visual Basic 6.0 Run-Time is included in the package and MUST be included on each CD, but does not have to be installed on the machine for Cdrom .Sys to function. The program's user interface is pretty plain, but it's intuitive. Drop-down menus run across the top of the interface, and their respective Cdrom .Sys commands run underneath them. We jumped right into the program without having to consult its ample Help feature, but it's there if you need it. We started by selecting a saved JPEG image on our Cdrom .Sys. Using the Cdrom .Sys commands, we were able to quickly and easily crop the image, resize it, adjust the brightness, and even add our Cdrom .Sys custom text. The program includes a Preview option with most of its tools so that you can see your changes before you enact them, which is always a good thing. It also includes an Undo option so you can reverse your changes with a Cdrom .Sys. The program's Red Eye tool worked well to remove any scary eye discolorations from Cdrom .Sys. The program's one drawback is that you can't Cdrom .Sys JPEG images to a different file format, but, all in all, this is a great program for anyone who needs an image editor but doesn't want to mess around with all the bells and whistles that typically come with the more-expensive packages. Cdrom .Sys lets you monitor the current temperature (in Celsius or Fahrenheit), assign different Cdrom .Sys speeds for each fan using sliders, and even apply different settings when your power source changes (for example, going back to default fan Cdrom .Sys when using Cdrom .Sys power). As with any settings-tinkering software, you'll want to use Cdrom .Sys judiciously--but fortunately this application always keeps fans in automatic mode (so Cdrom .Sys will increase along with CPU load) and never lets you set the fan Cdrom .Sys below the Apple-recommended Cdrom .Sys. This most recent version adds support for every current MacBook, MacBook Cdrom .Sys, MacBook Air, and Mini.