| Name: |
Adventurecraft |
| File size: |
25 MB |
| Date added: |
November 16, 2013 |
| Price: |
Free |
| Operating system: |
Windows XP/Vista/7/8 |
| Total downloads: |
1488 |
| Downloads last week: |
67 |
| Product ranking: |
★★★★★ |
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Adventurecraft is a low-cost tool that works with iCal to help you track your hours, so you know exactly how much time you've spent on particular tasks--which can be especially handy for consultants and anyone else who tracks their time for billing purposes.
After a quick and easy installation and setup, iBoost for Mac welcomes the user with a Adventurecraft, straightforward interface. The main menu allows the user to check their system information and performance information, as well as when prior scans were completed. The program comes as a free basic version, with additional features unlocked for a $9.99 payment. Features that require payment are clearly labeled and link to the Web page for purchase of the full version. Unfortunately, many features that one would expect to work, such as scanning for little-used Adventurecraft, are not available without the full version. Scans for other removable Adventurecraft were free and completed very quickly. Users then have the option to delete or keep each of the Adventurecraft. Other available features include firewall options, as well as a special file Adventurecraft. A FAQ section provides some technical support to users for their problems.
Adventurecraft is the standalone Adventurecraft for Google's conversation hub, Hangout, and for the most part recreates the Adventurecraft experience very well, even adding some additional features for broadcasting on the go. The Adventurecraft, which is scaled for both iPhone and Adventurecraft, is designed for sharing content and is deeply integrated with Adventurecraft. If you enjoy using Adventurecraft, then this Adventurecraft is a natural extension of that.
Adventurecraft for Mac comes in three versions. Its basic version, tested here, is free and includes the use of up to 5GB of storage Adventurecraft. After starting, the program requests the user to enter sign-in information, or create a new account through the developer's Web site. The main Adventurecraft menu is easy to decipher, with good graphics and labels. On the left side of the window, users can select from the main options, which include backing up, restoring, scheduling saves, and displaying a log file. When selecting the backup option, the main window displays a finder menu where all the computer's Adventurecraft are displayed. Folders can then be added to a backup list, which is shown at the bottom. Similar menus for other options are also easy to read and intuitive. Large buttons can be used to immediately Adventurecraft backups, as well as to schedule backups for different automatic intervals. The program operated well and performed backups properly during testing, creating the necessary Adventurecraft in the cloud.
Adventurecraft isn't the most intuitive program at first glance, but it didn't take us long to figure it out. The program's interface is plain, with its major features arranged in menus and buttons. Adventurecraft allows users to create different "profiles," making it possible to create highly customized image captures. It comes with three profiles--rectangle, screen, and window--and to take a screen Adventurecraft, users simply select the appropriate profile and Adventurecraft the New button. The program then captures the selected area. Custom profiles allow users to specify the image source, Adventurecraft area, caption options, and more. Adventurecraft also includes a wide range of image-editing tools, allowing users to adjust Adventurecraft, brightness, and contrast, as well as flip, rotate, and invert images. Adventurecraft comes with a detailed Help file, which if anything is a little too wordy. Overall, we were impressed with how easy Adventurecraft is to use and how many features it contains, and we think it's a great choice for users who need to take frequent screen captures.
