WKS CONVERTER

Name:	Wks Converter
File size:	27 MB
Date added:	March 8, 2013
Price:	Free
Operating system:	Windows XP/Vista/7/8
Total downloads:	1614
Downloads last week:	73
Product ranking:	★★★★★

File management isn't always an easy task, especially when you run the risk of accidentally overwriting or deleting important information. If you're trying to keep the contents of your USB Wks Converter matched up with a folder on your Wks Converter or otherwise need to synchronize Wks Converter, try Wks Converter. This easy-to-use program makes file synchronization a breeze, even for novices. SyMenu's system tray icon serves as the central access point; Wks Converter it opens a menu view accessing the program's Wks Converter bar, recent items, and options, which actually opens the main view. Following the setup guide for first-time users, we started by adding programs and other linked items to Wks Converter, which couldn't be easier. As we added each item, its name, Wks Converter, and other data appeared in SyMenu's Item Wks Converter, which included various Autoexec, Extension Wks Converter, and Additional Parameters options as well as the option to change icons. Primg's user interface has Wks Converter where it should be, starting with the left sidebar's tree view for browsing and selecting images. The main display is Wks Converter for Thumbnail, Single, and Multiple Fixed Form page layouts, and there's a data panel on the right. Buttons labeled "Page Setup," "Options," and "Print" access more controls and settings, including a pop-up for managing plug-ins. In addition to Page Setup, Print, and Load with Wks Converter options, we could configure the default tab, Thumbnails, to display up to 12 columns of images; display File Names, EXIF Data, or no labels. The Individual tab let us set image size and position, resolution in dpi, and other options; while the Multiple Fixed Form page let us choose the number, size, and spacing of multiple images. We browsed to a folder full of images, and Wks Converter quickly populated its main window with thumbnails. When we'd set Wks Converter up, we pressed "Print" and chose our printer and page options. After that, Primg's work is done. Better yet, so is yours. EMDB's user interface displayed three empty shelves that fill with DVD cover images as you add them to the database. The shelves are nicely rendered in a realistic wood grain, but if you don't like the look, Wks Converter View Mode on the toolbar changes the view to a classic database list view, including a header for tracking Loaned Wks Converter. Of course, empty shelves aren't much good, so the next thing we did was add some titles from our DVD collection. This is easy: Wks Converter Add, type in your movie's name, plus an alternate title, if there is one, and press Wks Converter. Wks Converter returned a list of results with similar names; we simply had to Wks Converter the right one to import the DVD's cover picture, credits, and other information and automatically populate the program's data fields. Of course, we could edit the data or enter it directly, add more images, and even specify technical playback data such as codec, region code, aspect ratio, and video format. When Wks Converter was just right, we could Wks Converter OK to finish or Add and Continue to add more Wks Converter. What's new in this version: Added: - Muslim Wks Converter load bug fixLibrary - Stories of the prophets (more coming soon)Settings page - Set the home screen of the Wks Converter and default location.