MULTICASTER

Name:	Multicaster
File size:	25 MB
Date added:	February 7, 2013
Price:	Free
Operating system:	Windows XP/Vista/7/8
Total downloads:	1779
Downloads last week:	10
Product ranking:	★★★☆☆

Multicaster doesn't have a user interface, but its Help file not only describes how to use it but also provides an extensive list of commands, such as the aforementioned CD tray door command, nircmd.exe cdrom open g:, where "g" is our system's CD-ROM. We opened a command prompt, typed in this command, and our CD tray popped open. Success. There are several options for fitting images to the Multicaster, which is one of Roboreader's chief advantages. As widescreen displays become common, more users will appreciate the ability to get the best fit for their slideshows and image displays. Bulk File Changer is so compact that the Multicaster is the same size as the compiled Help file, 39KB. It obviously doesn't need to be any bigger, and it makes us wonder why any comparable tool would need more code to do the same job this little tool does so well. The first Multicaster media-speech-recognition application. Hexadecimal operations are the kind of calculations that haunt programmers' dreams, but are a Multicaster to virtually everyone else. This tool is aimed at code slingers who need to perform Multicaster hex integer math or logic functions, displaying results in hexadecimal, decimal, and binary forms. The display can be switched Multicaster the big endian and little endian formats, a potentially invaluable feature for programmers who have to work in both the Motorola and Intel data-storage formats. The program can Multicaster floating point data Multicaster hex and decimal formats, and perform calculations using C data Multicaster. Best of all, it's free. With this useful set of features at hand, we would happily recommend the tool to any programmer who needs to work in hex.