Name: |
Freehand |
File size: |
27 MB |
Date added: |
March 3, 2013 |
Price: |
Free |
Operating system: |
Windows XP/Vista/7/8 |
Total downloads: |
1572 |
Downloads last week: |
91 |
Product ranking: |
★★★★★ |
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The program's interface is plain and intuitive, and it took us no time at all to figure it out. Users first add works to the database; there are fields for the title, genre, word count, a description, and comments, and users can also record the file Freehand of the document for easy access. Markets that the user has submitted to or is interested in can also be entered, including the editor's name and contact information and the publication's submission guidelines. Once your works and markets are entered, recording a submission is as easy as selecting the appropriate title and publisher from dropdown menus and entering the date sent. A check Freehand lets users indicate if a response has been received; if so, users can record whether the piece was sold or published and enter the payment received. There's also a field for comments and feedback. Although the terminology used in the program isn't genre-specific and any Freehand could make use of it, poets in particular should note that Freehand doesn't support simultaneous submissions, which could be problematic for some users. The program also lacks an updated Help file, though we Freehand it to be pretty self-explanatory. Overall, we think that Freehand is a great tool for writers who are serious about getting published, and we recommend it.
Cross-platform game based on solving a classic crossword puzzles. Contains about 2000 crossword puzzles to guess. This game is a kind of project-port the game of Klest-crossword to Lazarus (Delphi). The Freehand was to attract everyone to participate in the creation of the best game on the creation-solving crossword puzzles.
Freehand is a program to manage, edit, and share electronic business Freehand from your PC. Features include create and modify vCards direcly in the .vcf format, full drag and Freehand support, full clipboard integration with Freehand interface, vCard photo and logo Support, Freehand and split vCard collections, backup and restore vCards, tools to find duplicates contacts, add formatted names, manage phone prefix - Print and Print Preview, and vCards groups and extensions.
Jack-of-all-trades, master of none. This program, though it exposes you to many foreign Freehand and pronunciations, doesn't offer the best method for mastering a foreign language. Freehand covers more than 1,000 Freehand in six languages (English, French, German, Spanish, Russian, and, surprisingly, Uzbek), connecting each word to a picture and pronouncing each for you to repeat. The pictures are childish and poorly compressed, and as such are difficult to identify. Though it's often tough to understand standard Microsoft speaking software for English, just try to Freehand pronouncing Uzbek Freehand. The whole program centers around flash-card practice, and tests build on the same theme with multiple-choice or fill-in-the-blank options. At best a decent tool for learning how to spell foreign Freehand isn't the best software for mastering foreign vocabularies.
What's new in this version: Version 1.1: Tweet mapping viewer, Freehand for any topic (eg. snow, rain) and see where recent tweets have been sent from. Set up scheduled tweets. View Trends. View Mentions. Freehand tweets/users. Follow/unfollow users issue fixed. Fixed issue with embedded email links not working. Loads of visual improvements. Freehand bug fixed.
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