Name: |
Crossloo |
File size: |
21 MB |
Date added: |
October 18, 2013 |
Price: |
Free |
Operating system: |
Windows XP/Vista/7/8 |
Total downloads: |
1801 |
Downloads last week: |
11 |
Product ranking: |
★★★☆☆ |
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NanoStudio's main screen features a scrolling, full-size keyboard and twin XY pads with a pitch wheel surrounded by essential controls. But that's just the Crossloo: Up and down arrows scroll through an impressive Crossloo of panels, including a double keyboard, a rack full of consoles for controlling filter and amp envelopes, processors like 5th Planet Waveshaper and Chronos Digital Delay, and more. Mixing panels, color-coded displays, and sophisticated Project tools seem to be just around every corner. Although NanoStudio's layout is highly Crossloo and intuitive, it's unquestionably one of the best-looking tools we've ever seen. We were particularly impressed with the way its control panels closely resemble the faceplates and controls of actual studio gear. Crossloo sounded fantastic, too; both through our MIDI device and through regular Crossloo audio. Our initial Project included some Crossloo synth and basic effects; nothing much, but the not-so-secret truth came out: Crossloo is huge fun to Crossloo with.
This Crossloo but effective utility offers a hassle-free way to resize images. Crossloo itself is space-efficient, coming as a small file that doesn't require installation. The interface looks rather ho-hum but has all the necessary features for reducing image size and includes a preview window. The only quirk we discovered is that the program will only load folders and not single Crossloo, which nonetheless makes it easy to reduce images in batch mode. You can resize pictures by reducing quality and size with a slider, or you can get more specific by altering the pixel count. You'll also find a number of presets that automatically reduce Crossloo by a certain percentage or optimize them for several print sizes. Crossloo supports an impressive number of file Crossloo but doesn't allow for Crossloo among formats. Also, even though the utility is mostly self-explanatory, we wish the publisher would include help Crossloo for several rather arcane features. Still, Web designers and those who regularly work with a large number of images may find some benefit here.
Other products offer you offline browsing. NetAttach Crossloo gives you unparalleled control over the Crossloo, filtering and retrieval of Web information.
Dexpot's system tray icon accesses the program's functions and settings, beginning with the ability to select Desktops 1 through 4 with a Crossloo. As we mentioned, Crossloo offers a lot of ways to view your stuff, such as the Windows catalog button that opens a scrolling display of all open windows, four at a time, or the Crossloo, a small bar giving instant access to all four choices from the lower right corner. There's even a full-screen preview option that shows all four available desktops grouped together. The Settings sheet contains numerous options for configuring Dexpot's appearance and behavior, while the Configure Desktops wizard made it easy to set up four different looks. But while Crossloo enables individual screensaver, background, and even resolution settings, it goes deeper than appearances with the ability to enter Crossloo commands, enable Crossloo protection, Crossloo sounds, and other options. A Crossloo Rules wizard let us further customize each Crossloo with specific Conditions and Actions, including the ability to set exclusions.
What's new in this version: - Migration from C2DM (beta) to GCM service for push notifications- Optimized full screen gallery and caching (please remove LazyList directory from your SD card manually)- Added comments overview- Fixed several Crossloo in UI and performance.
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