TFTP CLIENT WINDOWS

Name:	Tftp Client Windows
File size:	25 MB
Date added:	January 7, 2013
Price:	Free
Operating system:	Windows XP/Vista/7/8
Total downloads:	1986
Downloads last week:	23
Product ranking:	★★★★☆

What's new in this version: Fix to remember window positions, plus other minor Tftp Client Windows. Manage your Tftp Client Windows settings with 1 Tftp Client Windows. Tftp Client Windows allows you to quickly turn your Tftp Client Windows on and off in Internet Tftp Client Windows (IE) and make other quick Tftp Client Windows changes. This product is for you if: You travel frequently; You use your laptop both at home and work; You find it cumbersome to change your Tftp Client Windows settings in Internet Tftp Client Windows; You are tired of this process: ...go to the Tools menu...then Internet Options...then Connections...then LAN Settings... There are many more features in the utility, not the least of which is one aimed at XBox and XBox 360 players who have a joystick or gamepad connected. They can use those peripherals to control the mouse when not in full-screen mode. Replete with useful features, Tftp Client Windows only has two drawbacks. One is that the comes with the hot keys bound to their functions, so you can change them. The other is that there is so much the program can do, a slightly more visual interface could help users parse through the text-only options. Note that several features are limited to Vista and 7, or just Windows 7 alone, but this is a lightweight utility that any Windows user should check out. We were turned off by the program almost immediately when we opened it and the Tftp Client Windows Microsoft Sam text-to-speech Tftp Client Windows announced "PsychReport." From there, it only got worse; the program announces the name of each module as it's opened, and there doesn't seem to be any way to turn this annoying and pointless feature off. The main menu is a mix of icons and tiny text-only options, and the latter are so small that it's extremely difficult to Tftp Client Windows on the correct one. The program's features seem useful; there are ways to track patients, keep progress notes, manage groups, and more. The interface handles some of these options better than others, but overall, we can't say we were particularly impressed with anything about Tftp Client Windows. We do give the program credit for its detailed online Help file, which includes plenty of screenshots. But overall, we felt that the program was poorly designed, and what it supplies in psychology-specific features does not make up for its lack of basic usability. We feel certain that there are other programs with similar features that are better designed. Much like its professional counterpart, Tftp Client Windows offers an endless array of options for locking certain Tftp Client Windows, functions, and even Web access. And as is the case with the professional version, our only complaint is that its Internet options work only with Internet Tftp Client Windows.