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Giveaway of the Day - Magnifying Glass Pro 1.7
August 11, 2008
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The Magnifying Glass Pro utility is a virtual magnifier (virtual lens, screen-zoomer) that enables you to enlarge (magnify) text and graphics as they are displayed on your computer monitor or attached television screen, or projected onto a larger media during a presentation (e.g., using an application such as PowerPoint).As you pass your mouse cursor over a section of the viewing area, the display is magnified making it instantly more readable and accessible. In addition, you can apply a variety of visual effects and enhancements to that display.
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| System Requirements: | Windows 9x/ME/NT/2000/XP/Vista; Preferred CPU frequency is 500 MHz and more |
| Publisher: | Workers Collection |
| Homepage: | http://www.workerscollection.c... |
| File Size: | 1.62 MB |
| Price: | $24.95 |
This software was available as a giveaway on August 11, 2008, this giveaway is not available any more. You can download the trial version of this software at http://www.workerscollection.c....
Giveaway of the day is adware/spyware-free. If you want to check that yourself and keep your system healthy, we recommend Advanced SystemCare package.
Pro and Free versions are available.
Features:
- Modification of an onscreen image in real time (e.g., adjust contrast, add special effects, smoothing, and so on);
- Adjust the screen position of the magnifying Glass (e.g., a fixed position, under the cursor, angular, and so on);
- Save multiple set of viewing preferences as individual Profiles, then switch between those Profiles instantly;
- Show/hide the Magnifying Glass simply by shaking the mouse cursor from side to side;
- Command Mode, which enables you to quickly change/apply Magnifying Glass options;
- The Auto-switcher, which enables you to associate individual applications, windows, and screen elements with specific user-defined Profiles;
- No restrictions on how you can use Magnifying Glass Pro. You control the size and position of the Glass — it can occupy the entire screen, or a smaller, user-defined area. It can even extend beyond the edges of your screen to move to a second monitor. You can quickly and easily apply a myriad of effects to enhance your viewing experience and solve the sophisticated needs of any text- or graphics-based project.
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This is unnecessary, as Windows already has such a tool.
A magnifying option in the accessibility tools comes with Windows doesn’t it? I cannot see what this product would offer over what is built into the operating system.
Although Vista has a built-in magnifier, I decided to give this one a try. At the first use, I uninstalled it. When I use it (it does work on Vista, by the way), my screen flickers about 5 times, disables Aero, and shuts off whatever sound which was playing. I had to refresh my media player to get my music back.
A thumbs down. I’m happy with vista magnifier.