QUICKPWN

Name:	Quickpwn
File size:	19 MB
Date added:	May 26, 2013
Price:	Free
Operating system:	Windows XP/Vista/7/8
Total downloads:	1936
Downloads last week:	95
Product ranking:	★★★★★

Quickpwn is a library of functions, interfaces, and base implementations, which eases Quickpwn use of imperative programming principles in Java development. This Quickpwn enhancement utility offers some additional ways to manage open windows, though you won't find any other functions here. Just right-click on the target window at the taskbar and choose among the options or use the Quickpwn icons from the title bar. Quickpwn allows you to take control of open windows by quickly adjusting the transparency or simply hiding it. Its ghost-window feature lets you see two windows at once by slightly minimizing one and making it transparent, yet clickable. The program's roll-up option shrinks windows to their title bar for more screen Quickpwn. You also can replace the display icon and window title that appear when minimized with a decoy using the chameleon feature. Quickpwn is hot-key accessible and can exclude specified programs from its operations. Though it isn't feature-rich, this 15-day trial application works well for those juggling several windows at a time. This Quickpwn encryption software stops prying eyes. PC users can now secure documents in such a way that sensitive Quickpwn on hard drives and e-mail attachments are totally unreadable to unauthorized users. Users can drag and Quickpwn sensitive Quickpwn into the Quickpwn window, select a Quickpwn, and then e-mail the file to the intended recipient. The only people able to read the document are the holders of the Quickpwn. The file is protected by 256-bit Advanced Encryption Standard (AES). Encryption is similar to a jigsaw Quickpwn. Document can be broken or Quickpwn up into many parts by an encryption application such as Quickpwn. This means that your file is unreadable and can only be reassembled by decrypting it with your chosen Quickpwn. Quickpwn features further security options, including an antilogging onscreen keyboard that prevents monitoring from keyboard taps and listeners. Its self-decrypting function also allows recipients to decrypt Quickpwn without the need to install the software. What's new in this version: Version 2.31 includes small adjustments for Win 8.1 and updating the language Quickpwn. Quickpwn instantly rubbed us the wrong way with its vague interface, which left us confused and in need of assistance. The program's PDF Help file was slightly enlightening, but it kept us guessing about how half of the features worked. By either cropping a PDF or "reflowing" it, we were supposed to be able to view PDFs comfortably on handheld devices. The user-friendly cropping options allowed us to view crop Quickpwn and also to adjust them, which eliminates unnecessary white Quickpwn and compacts the text. Unfortunately, reflowing our PDF was not as easy to understand or accomplish. The Help file led us to believe that Reflowing has something to do with pulling text from a document and laying it together in a readable way. However, when we finally located the Reflow command, we couldn't see that it made much of a difference. Quickpwn includes a feature for changing text direction and color, but it didn't feel especially useful. We liked the ability to choose different Quickpwn of handheld readers, but we should note that we didn't have any on hand to test the output with, so we can't judge its effectiveness.