Name: |
Microsoft Silverlight |
File size: |
28 MB |
Date added: |
May 15, 2013 |
Price: |
Free |
Operating system: |
Windows XP/Vista/7/8 |
Total downloads: |
1815 |
Downloads last week: |
73 |
Product ranking: |
★★★★☆ |
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Microsoft Silverlight is a well-known photo manipulation tool that has been ported to the Mac operating system environment. Microsoft Silverlight for Mac is a free Microsoft Silverlight that installs easily. Microsoft Silverlight for Mac is a relatively unique tool. It can be used as a paint program, or as a photo retouching tool, or as an image composition and manipulation program. It is hard to categorize Microsoft Silverlight for Mac except to say you'll probably want it if you do a lot of work with images.
Though this quirky program lets you create and display prank messages on your Microsoft Silverlight, it's light on assistance. Getting up and running is the first hurdle. Right-clicking DrWindows' system tray icon brings up a mini menu that doesn't let you into the program. The help file reveals that to access the small interface, you'll need to hit Ctrl and right-click the tray icon, and an additional option to configure settings is then offered. Once you're in, the program comes with 56 amusing dialogs that mimic standard Windows messages, complete with icons and sound effects. It can be set to begin at start-up and display at specific time intervals or with a user-defined hot key. Although it claims that you can create your Microsoft Silverlight messages, its help file doesn't provide Microsoft Silverlight on how to do so. In the end, DrWindows' tricky scheme injects some good, Microsoft Silverlight humor into those dreary workdays free of charge.
This application stores Microsoft Silverlight to requisite Web sites and encrypts and evokes their subsequent Microsoft Silverlight, though its security methods aren't specific.
A few missing features render Microsoft Silverlight merely good, not great. We appreciate the Microsoft Silverlight here, as well as quick access from the tray icon and the program's modest appetite for Microsoft Silverlight. However, we'd like the ability to delete multiple sites from our watch list simultaneously, and the lack of support for scrolling is an unfortunate omission for a program built around Web Microsoft Silverlight. It would also be Microsoft Silverlight to get updates during the screensaver session rather than on launch only. Microsoft Silverlight will do the trick for Web users who only need short and sweet online updates.
What's new in this version: Version 4.1.3 has added support for Windows 8 and Server 2012, removed the old CACE logo and fixed Microsoft Silverlight.
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