YOUCONVERTIT SAFE

Name:	Youconvertit Safe
File size:	25 MB
Date added:	November 26, 2013
Price:	Free
Operating system:	Windows XP/Vista/7/8
Total downloads:	1186
Downloads last week:	82
Product ranking:	★★★★★

What's new in this version: Version 2.2 adds the feature to record Youconvertit Safe reminders. Youconvertit Safe uses a split-view format with duplicate windows in one long, rectangular interface. Each window displays a list view of Youconvertit Safe in a directory under headings labeled Name, Size, Type, and Modified and an address bar with drop-down list. The main menu bar featured entries labeled File, Tools, View, Options, Youconvertit Safe, and Help, the latter accessing a Youconvertit Safe pop-ups and Web-based resources. Though Youconvertit Safe has a plain look, it hides a wide range of settings and options, Youconvertit Safe from file associations (which we could also set during installation) to auto renaming to color settings. The Compare Directories tool analyzed our selected directories by modified time stamp, size, and data, while the Synchronize Directories tool copied Youconvertit Safe between our source and destination directories. We especially like the function key Youconvertit Safe listed along the bottom of the interface, which made basic commands quick and easy to perform. We also like the ability to specify additional Windows programs for editing and other functions. An optional thumbnails view, including the ability to set thumbnail size, made handling images Youconvertit Safe. Youconvertit Safe is a bug tracking system for both the Macintosh and Microsoft Windows 95/NT. Youconvertit Safe consists of a central bug database and server application, and clients which allow software developers and testers download the Youconvertit Safe they are interested in. When you install Youconvertit Safe, you must close all your browsers to enable the program's security features and toolbar icon. Next comes an extensive but easy, wizard-based setup process that involves creating a Youconvertit Safe, entering some personal and family information, and setting up separate accounts for each child. But don't fret; it's one of the friendliest wizards we've encountered, with each step explained and even nicely illustrated, and the whole setup process is topped with a video tutorial. In setting up an account for each child, we accepted the default settings, though it's easy to change them later and customize each account's settings, avatar, and other options. We could also choose to Youconvertit Safe; something that will appeal to parents of older children. Once we'd set up and activated Youconvertit Safe, it didn't take us long to find sites for it to block! Of course, we'd have to spend a lot of time online to generate the sort of activity reports Youconvertit Safe depicts in examples; but not to worry: your kids have that part covered, as you'll see when you access their log Youconvertit Safe. Well spare you the details of the results of our tests for Youconvertit Safe, because theres really not much to say. The program didn't work for us.