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by RonHarvey
The reviews and opinions below are posted by SnapFiles visitors. They do not necessarily reflect our opinion, and are solely based on the experience of individual users.
- Freeware
98/ME/2000/XP
Inessential 
Volumouse version 1.30
- Interface: 2
- Features: 1
- Ease of use: 2
- Value: 2
- Overall:
Installed it and then found that there was no particular configuration of it to suit me, and no improvement over other ways to control volume anyway.
Review date: Mar 23, 2006
- Free Trial ($29.95)
- 2000/XP/Vista
Allows you to select which formats?
Clipboard Recorder version 2.1.0
- Interface: 2
- Features: 2
- Ease of use: 2
- Value: 2
- Overall:
Your description is misleading. The program does apparently allow to select formats to be kept in addition to text, but not instead of text. So if anybody like me is looking for something to collect image clips but not the text clips, already having something to adequately do that, they're going to be wasting their time, and because of this my ratings are all given as fair, i.e. neutral. There was simply no need to look any further!
Review date: Dec 25, 2005
- Freeware
- Win (All)
Inflexible
Buyertools Reminder version 1.5.1.2
- Interface: 1
- Features: 1
- Ease of use: 1
- Value: 2
- Overall:
In order to directly connect with one's ordinary eBay auction browsing it seems to insist that I use a particular browser and if I reluctantly succumb to that it then wants me to change the security settings, in which case, for me, bye bye Buyertools Reminder, a waste of time at any price. Already spent far too much time on fishing spyware infections out of the system! Wasn't what I was looking for in any case. If you don't happen to want to work in the same way that the programmer expected you to, it is not designed to accommodate. While for me the calendar facility is superfluous, and would just get in the way, the facilities for actual eBay purposes are rudimentary, not at all sophisticated or extensive.
Review date: Dec 23, 2005
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