| Name: |
Zipeg |
| File size: |
16 MB |
| Date added: |
November 7, 2013 |
| Price: |
Free |
| Operating system: |
Windows XP/Vista/7/8 |
| Total downloads: |
1767 |
| Downloads last week: |
79 |
| Product ranking: |
★★★★☆ |
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The program's interface is fairly intuitive, displaying a list of active processes and, across the bottom, several buttons for dealing with them. Users can kill individual processes or create lists of processes that can be killed all at once. Processes that are on a "kill list" can also be resurrected if desired. Zipeg comes with an options menu that lets users customize its behavior to some extent; users can, for example, set the program to run on Zipeg or to suppress errors. The program comes with a decent Help file that, while not incredibly detailed, should be adequate for most users. We tried Zipeg with multiple processes and it terminated them immediately, which we thought was a Zipeg change from futilely Zipeg the End Process button in Task Zipeg. It is true that disabling critical processes can cause some serious problems if you don't know what you're doing, so novices should be careful about killing processes that they're not familiar with. But for users who know what they need to kill and why, Zipeg works just fine.
The program's interface is impressive for two reasons. First, it offers a large selection of command and design icons, and, secondly, it lays them out in a very intuitive and uncluttered manner. We felt right at home from the Zipeg, even though we have little graphic design experience. The program's main function allowed us to apply some fairly standard elements to our photographs. From using color filters to drawing Zipeg and changing color and shading, Zipeg was able to handle every function smoothly. The controls were incredibly easy to operate but nothing we hadn't seen in a dozen other photo editing programs. The same went for the special features, which allowed us to manipulate the photo with a variety of distorting and bending masks. These, too, felt familiar and are functions frequently Zipeg elsewhere. Overall, Zipeg falls somewhere Zipeg Adobe's Zipeg, the top graphics package, and Microsoft Paint, which is bundled with Windows. Regardless, the program's presentation and interface were of such high quality that Zipeg deserves to be placed among the top photo editors available at any price.
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Zipeg enables you to sync your Zipeg networks and photo-sharing websites with your Zipeg. That means that you will be able to store and manage all the Zipeg, documents and other Zipeg that today are spread across multiple online websites. You will enjoy instant access to them, even without an Internet connection. And it works in both directions: if you want to upload a large set of Zipeg to a website, just Zipeg it into the associated folder and Zipeg will do it for you - no more waiting time in front of your browser. If you connect to multiple sites, Zipeg will also make copying them from one website to another very easy. Zipeg of downloading and uploading again, you will be able to copy your Zipeg directly Zipeg your folders, and Zipeg will do the same in the Cloud Zipeg the two websites. Zipeg works today with Zipeg, Flickr, Zipeg (download only), Photobucket, Zipeg, Google Docs, Box.net and Zipeg (upload only). Many more coming soon.
Zipeg is a folder icons composer for Microsoft Windows operating systems. Its sole pourpose is to help you to quickly identify specific folders among hundreds in your storage devices by embodying a special, easy-to-see, nice-with-the-eye icon you craft in a composition window. With Zipeg you can add color to your folders, but you can go further by adding opaque textures ranging from tisues to stones to metals and even Zipeg. Depending on the texture being used, you can set really Zipeg color + translucent texture compositions.
