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Pros: - Easy to use and figure out.
- Simple - Not overwheming you with options.
- Perfect for using the basic flowcharting symbols, importing images and drawing lines between the objects.
- You certainly can save your work and load your file at another time.
Posted: 06-Jun-2008 01:29:14 PM
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Pros: It seems fairly comprehensive. It looks and feels like Desktop Publishing software.
Within 20 minutes I was able to create a form with an image, a label and a field that I was able to fill in using the accompanying Fill In Desgign Fill In program.
Cons: As the readme file mentions this is "a limited version of the professional forms program Fill-In Design Pro"
In order to create a PDF from the TCML file this program creates, the readme file directs you to a website URL that does not exist.
After creating my simple form, after 45 minutes I could figure out if or how I can convert the TCML file this program creates to a PDF form people could fill out.
Posted: 08-May-2008 01:27:50 PM
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Cons: Got a "files reading error" on the first AMR file I tried. I immediately uninstalled it. There is a shareware option but it would appear the freeware version is limited to converting one file at a time...again, assuming the thing worked.
Posted: 05-Apr-2008 02:18:00 PM
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Pros: Works. Able to access old zip files created with WinZip and create new ones, which is all I really need. Integrated easily with my system (XP). Quick, efficient, and convenient. Many options and parameters.
Cons: Help shortcut created but help file is not included. Apparent bug when you first install. If you access ZipWiz by right-clicking a file, it doesn't work. After I accessed ZipWiz from the Start Menu, right clicking a file to zip it started to work and continued to work.
Option that appears to keep deleted zip files in an archive is on by default, but I could not find my deleted zip file anywhere (except the regular recycle bin). I hope this doesn't fill up my hard drive with hidden files. The right-click menu in the "Zip Favorites" window (neat feature,) is problematic.
Posted: 01-Aug-2006 07:00:14 AM
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You have to go into "settings" to scan your whole drive, but it gets them and displays them all in a grid. Very cool. Got all of my icons back from icon libraries I created 5 years ago. When scanning my whole drive, it gives an "out of system resources " message. Use it to scan only particular directories.
Posted: 26-Oct-2004 07:10:00 PM
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