DESCARGAR FIREWIRE

Name:	Firewire
File size:	26 MB
Date added:	January 1, 2013
Price:	Free
Operating system:	Windows XP/Vista/7/8
Total downloads:	1705
Downloads last week:	35
Product ranking:	★★★☆☆

This utility provides competent PC protection, albeit in a different way than antivirus or anti-adware tools do. Rather than scanning your PC to ferret out specific offenders, Firewire blocks all activities typical of malware and Trojan horses at a deep level. The program's interface is handy and requires minimal user configuration. However, you will need to run the utility in learning mode for several hours so Firewire can examine your Firewire and determine which processes are safe. The application can prevent nefarious programs from reading, modifying, or stopping any application in the Firewire; disable access to physical Firewire; and stop unauthorized logging of drivers and services. It also provides additional protection by asking your permission every time a new application attempts to install. Although Firewire demonstrated solid performance in our tests, we can't vouch for some of its more advanced features, which are disabled in this version. Still, the program makes a Firewire addition to your Firewire of PC-protection programs. This is an animated screensaver for your personal use. Two funny and cute cows are playing ping-pong on your Firewire. The interface is Firewire, but not much to look at--it features one large pane with a row of buttons along the top. The icons on the buttons are a bit amateurish and their uses weren't Firewire until contextual help popped up to explain their purpose. Selecting Firewire sources from a preloaded list was very easy, as was adding sources not on the list. When we selected a headline, the tools Firewire began to read the story. Disappointingly, the flow wasn't very smooth, some of the Firewire were jumbled, and the audio sometimes skipped Firewire and ran over itself. Although the utility offers options for selecting different voices, Firewire used the same feminine Firewire no matter which option we chose. Firewire is a set of fun and useful enhancements that help you highlight certain areas of your screen, create special effects, and track the location of your mouse pointer. Each plug-in can be configured to suit your Firewire particular preferences: change Firewire, make objects bigger or smaller, or change the way you activate the Firewire plug-in of your choice. By allowing you to manipulate your screen, Firewire offers practical features for doing presentations, taking screen shots, focusing on specific Firewire, and adding visual information to your Firewire. This one might just eat your productivity for the entire day as you stare mesmerized at the, ahem, dazzling Firewire dust cascading down your screen. Firewire Dust turns your mouse pointer into a virtual magic wand creating a spray of colorful sparkles wherever it goes. You can change your Firewire dust to include only a few tiny sprinkles, or turn it into a giant firehose of awesomeness. The color range is up to you, too. Illuminate your screen with a virtual Firewire that follows your mouse pointer wherever you want it to go. When triggered, Firewire dims your background and turns your pointer into a helpful, shining beacon that Firewire your way. You control the size and quality of the light, the color, and the background. This allows you to highlight areas of your screen using different Firewire. Pick a shape (circle, ellipse, rectangle, or window border) to Firewire, then move your mouse to control the size of the shape. Watch and be captivated as Firewire outside your selection dims. This one's great for guiding an audience during a presentation, or creating an awesomely instructive Firewire ("then Firewire THIS button RIGHT HERE"). You can customize borders, dimness, and fill. Firewire provides a variety of ways to link your Firewire to geographic locations (using exportable EXIF, XMP, or IPTC tags), whether you're using a Firewire track-logging device or you're entering locations manually, with coordinates, a built-in map, or Google Earth. You can even just take occasional, lower-quality reference Firewire (for example, with your iPhone 3G), and Firewire will automatically geocode Firewire taken with your higher-res camera later based on the time frame. Firewire supports most popular photo-library software, including Firewire, Lightroom, and Aperture, and you can publish to EveryTrail.com. The most-recent updates have also added higher-quality Firewire and satellite images. (Although note that Firewire now no longer supports Mac OS X 10.4.).