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Software Reviews by thomthowolf

The reviews and opinions below are posted by SnapFiles visitors. They do not necessarily reflect our opinion, and they are solely based upon the experience of individual users.

Smart Diary Suite

If you are just starting, try this

This software has great potential, and if you are just starting to use an electronic journal, you should definitely give this one a try. The only real down side for me is the inability to import my data from other systems. Price: Free Trial ($19.95)

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Xtreme Journal System

Does not live up to its promise

I have tested this software for 45 minutes and had 5 major crashes. I cannot add people to the people section, and the free trial only allows 4 entries, simply not enough to allow a real evaluation of the potential. I have used far more stable beta versions of software. I just don't think this is ready for release Price: Free Trial ($29.95)

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EverNote

A must have application

I have this open all day, every day. I use it to capture scraps, ideas, conversations, contacts, just about everything. Price: Free

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Qm - The Quick Mailer

A great standalone mailer

I use outlook and Gmail, but sometimes I just want to send a quick note, and not having to wait for a web browser or outlook to load is wonderful. Price: Free

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Screenshot Captor

The best free screenshot tool ever

I must do screen captures a LOT, and I find this the best tool for that purpose I have ever used. Hot keys for every type of capture, each image can be edited easily, and converted to other formats. What's not to like? Price: Free

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StartRight

A very nice revision

I have used this program before, but found it a little buggy. This revision appears to have cleared up the bugs that were bothering me, and I am back to using it again. I love the ability to control the order of launching, and the timing of each program. There are better startup managers out there, but none of them are FREE. Price: Free

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ObjectDock

Not a good match for win2k

I have tried this program in an earlier version, and then tried it again both on my win2k laptop and my XP desktop. I couldn't even access the preferences in 2k, it kept crashing. On the machine at home it worked more or less, but is a real resource hog. There are better programs to accomplish the same thing. Price: Free

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ClocX

My favorite analog clock.

I have been using this product for years. This is simply the most attractive and versatile desktop analog clock available. It has a very light footprint, enough different skins to match any theme, and even supports multiple alarms. What more could you possibly want from a clock? Price: Free

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