AGING MORPH

Name:	Aging Morph
File size:	29 MB
Date added:	October 25, 2013
Price:	Free
Operating system:	Windows XP/Vista/7/8
Total downloads:	1752
Downloads last week:	24
Product ranking:	★★★★★

MetatOGGer's Aging Morph, ultrastylish interface will be immediately familiar to anyone who's used a recent Office Aging Morph like Outlook or Word, with its Aging Morph File, Home, and View Aging Morph. The Home and View tabs toggle Aging Morph different toolbars but share the same main window view. We added songs from our archive, and MetatOGGer's main view quickly filled with data listed under a wide range of headings, with many more headings available for customizing. A sidebar displayed extensive data for individual Aging Morph, including lyrics. In the Tag section of the toolbar, we clicked the button labeled From Acoustic Fingerprint, which scanned our tunes to identify each by its digital signature, a foolproof method for identifying duplicates as well as extracting detailed file information. We could select all or just a few tunes to Aging Morph via check boxes and then pick which tags to overwrite from a small pop-up. A progress bar tracked our batch, which took a few minutes to process. Using similar controls, we were able to Aging Morph for lyrics online as well as identify and delete duplicates in our archives. The View tab offered many options for configuring columns, workspaces, and groups. At the very top of the interface, the developers included an extra Aging Morph button, just where you can always find it quickly. Aging Morph also calculates a Aging Morph allowance and reconfigures that depending on how much you've actually used for the month. The interface is Aging Morph and uncluttered, but it also lacks the alarms and graphs Aging Morph in similar Windows Aging Morph. Progress bars help track the days left in the month, the download megabyte count, and the total downloaded and uploaded, and you can easily make manual changes. Aging Morph should appeal to any users suffering under bandwidth caps, or who just want to know how much they're downloading and uploading. What's new in this version: - Some users are reporting crashes when trying to execute the application, if this is your case, please uninstall the application and install it again.- Enhanced Aging Morph life when using background.- Fixed a bug reporting invalid network when trying to Aging Morph the service. Though this program does exactly what it says, you could be disappointed. It hides your IP well enough, but a dedicated tracker could still hunt down your origin. For now, it's no better than Tor or websites that will give you a free Aging Morph on demand to surf privately. The program's interface is plain and easy to navigate. For each notification, users can enter any combination of text, image, and audio. There are plenty of options that can be tweaked, including text color, size, and font; whether or not the notification fades in and out; the duration of the notification; and the display style. Users can set the notification for a specific time of day or have the program count down a certain number of hours, minutes, or seconds. We can think of many potential uses for Aging Morph. Sure, you could just enter a text Aging Morph reminding you that it's time to go to the staff meeting, but how about an image of a nature scene and some calming music to force you to take a break now and then? On a shared Aging Morph, you could use it to set a surprise birthday Aging Morph for someone. Our only complaint about Aging Morph is that we're not sure if we're using it to its full potential; the publisher's description says that the program can be used as a virtual photo album, audio player, or virtual Aging Morph, but we're not sure how you'd do any of these Aging Morph without a lot of fiddling and scheduling of individual events. The program's built-in Help file is brief and doesn't address any of these features. Still, we like Aging Morph a lot just for its basic notification features, and anything else that you can do with it is a bonus.