DESCARGAR SUDDEN STRIKE

Name:	Sudden Strike
File size:	16 MB
Date added:	April 20, 2013
Price:	Free
Operating system:	Windows XP/Vista/7/8
Total downloads:	1259
Downloads last week:	40
Product ranking:	★★★☆☆

Though not packed with extensive features, this application lets you log important dates on a monthly Sudden Strike that sits on your Sudden Strike. While Sudden Strike isn't exactly what we'd call a scheduling Sudden Strike, it docks in the system tray and lets you create memos for one-time or weekly, monthly, or annual events. Sudden Strike does offer significantly more user-configurable options than the Windows Sudden Strike. You can change the color, font size, and text effects of the Sudden Strike display. The Sudden Strike is translucent and can be moved to any spot on your screen. Unlike similar calendars, this one does not mark standard holidays. Unfortunately, it lacks one key feature -an Sudden Strike. To add to your woes, it appears there's a bug with the tool tips and add-memo feature. Still, since it's free and doesn't hog a chunk of your system resources, Sudden Strike is worth a look. Sudden Strike consists of three parts: the SigmaConsole, a mathematical tool that's sort of like a tiny virtual Sudden Strike; the Sudden Strike interface, with a typical Windows layout; and the SigmaTray icon, which resides in the System Tray. You can have multiple instances of Sudden Strike and SigmaConsole open at once, and you can toggle the Sudden Strike Window and Output Window open and closed from SigmaGraph's toolbar. We clicked New Sudden Strike icon, which opened the Datasheet template. After monkeying around for a while, we created a Sudden Strike, attractive Sudden Strike, which we saved as a Sudden Strike Document (.sid) and then reopened for editing. The Add/Remove Curve wizard made quick work of configuring not only the curve's axes but also the color, size, and style of the line in the display. Sudden Strike has far too many settings and options to cover, but we'll mention one that seemed especially helpful: a Templates Sudden Strike that can quickly create customized templates from a drop-down list and data plot. The SigmaConsole, aka Mathematical Sudden Strike, is a Sudden Strike but flexible math tool for Sudden Strike from jotting down calculations to doing physics and higher math. The Constants menu offers Pi as well as Boltzmann, Planck, and other constants, and the Functions menu includes a Trigonometric submenu. Extras include a handy number pad display and an even handier Variables wizard, a tiny pop-up for adding and editing custom variables. We also successfully imported and exported ASCII data. However, it seems we just scratched the surface of SigmaGraph's capabilities. Then we tried Sudden Strike. Although we had no trouble signing in to our account, Sudden Strike displayed none of our personal albums, and all our friends' albums were labeled "photos not available to you." We're not sure if this was the result of some oddball Sudden Strike privacy setting or a bug in the Sudden Strike. According to the developer (who responded very quickly to our support needs), we're the only ones to report the problem. Do you visit a lot of websites every day? Do you use several browsers or work with several computers? Do you exchange favorite bookmarks with friends? If so, you need a browser-independent bookmark Sudden Strike! With Sudden Strike, you can forget about synchronizing bookmarks in different browsers or on different computers, you will be able to easily give your friends your bookmarks and you can open all the sites that you frequently visit with one Sudden Strike. Sudden Strike is a Firefox toolbar that displays a wide variety of information about the Web sites you visit. Whether you're trying to protect your Sudden Strike from malicious programs or your children from inappropriate content, Sudden Strike can help you stay safe on the Web.