TreePad X Enterprise 7.3
| Developer: |
Freebyte (more products...) |
| OS: | Windows |
| License: | Shareware |
| Price: |
$89.95 (Buy it now)
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| Size: | 2.900 MB |
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Next generation Personal Database, Word Processor and Organizer with the unique ability to access, edit, store and search databases of up to 384 Gigabytes. Additionally, up to eight databases can be opened simultaneously! TreePad X Enterprise has been redesigned from the ground up using the most advanced database technology for maximum performance and reliability. Despite its obvious power, TreePad X Enterprise remarkably offers the habitual standards of all TreePad products: it is just as easy to use, as easy to install, and likewise does not need any complicated drivers or dll's - so it never messes up your system nor clogs up your Windows directory. Moreover, TreePad is fully customizable work the way you feel comfortable! TOOL BARS can be hidden, visible, moved or floating; SEARCH ENGINE w. many options + a handy hyperlinked results panel; article search/replace. WORD PROCESSOR Spell Checker (20+ langs. , check block/all), Thesaurus, full control of fonts, colors, highlight color, left/right/center/justify/indent text, page margins, bullets, table color/shading/border/resize, format painter, text-(reverse-)sort, block-move, line/word-select, char.map, 100-level undo/redo, second editor pane (draftpad) etc. ATTACHMENTS: include files of any type and reasonable size; TREE FEATURES copy/paste, expand/collapse, (reverse-)sort, number tree, order tree-nodes through drag-drop, copy subtree directly to another database. IMAGES copy, paste, clone, convert, photo album. DATABASE verify, repair, optimize. RECYCLER for nodes, articles, images and attachments. Yet more POWERFUL FUNCTIONS instant data saving, history back/forward, hyperlinked history list, list of favorite files, bookmarks; full-screen presentation mode, dynamic fields, print preview; drag-drop; zoom; calendar; a multitude of import/export options; auto-save; 'browser-style' hyperlinks to files (+shell extensions), directories, WWW, email, ftp, news...
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