Accent 2.6
| Developer: |
1st Shareware dot.com (more products...) |
| OS: | Win95/98/ME/XP/2000/2003 |
| License: | Shareware |
| Price: |
$19.99 (Buy it now)
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| Size: | 4.17 MB |
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a handy Windows application that makes you more productive by organizing your notes, passwords, calendar, and life. Information that used to be buried on your hard drive is now at your fingertips. Even though Accent's functions are feature-rich, the wizards make it simple for first-time users to become productive immediately. Accent's Notes manager lets you create categories of information, and quickly store your notes by category. You can browse the information, or perform lightning-fast searches across all of your notes. Accent replaces mysterious, barely readable sticky notes with clear, easy-to-find information. Accent's Image utility catalogs and organizes your photos, web graphics, and other art work. You can browse your collection of images, enlarge the images, create thumbnails, and easily move images into different folders. You have one-click access to file management functions such as renaming and copying images. You can even launch your image editing software with a single click. The program's URL manager lets you easily organize your favorite web sites, and find them instantly. A simple wizard lets you copy your URL list between your laptop and desktop, so you have a consistent URL manager on all of your computers, regardless of the browser you're using on each one. The Password program lets you categorize your Internet and local passwords, store them safely, and retrieve them when you need them. Accent will even create random passwords for you, so you'll be less likely to create passwords that can be guessed, or uncovered through automated dictionary searches. Accent's File Vault lets you organize your text documents, from recipes to HTML pages to code snippets. The built-in text editor lets you make changes, and you can keep multiple versions of your files. Accent's Registration manager keeps track of all of the software you've registered.
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