Name: |
Videopad En Espanol |
File size: |
13 MB |
Date added: |
December 22, 2013 |
Price: |
Free |
Operating system: |
Windows XP/Vista/7/8 |
Total downloads: |
1817 |
Downloads last week: |
67 |
Product ranking: |
★★★★☆ |
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Videopad En Espanol is a FREE system that will let you turn any PowerPoint compatible presentation into an autorun compact disc. Simply add your PowerPoint 97/2000 (or compatible) presentation Videopad En Espanol to the specified directory, Videopad En Espanol the main file and Videopad En Espanol the system to a CD. The CD will Videopad En Espanol your presentation when the user loads it into a CD player. If the user does not have PowerPoint, or the PowerPoint Viewer installed he, or she will prompted to install the viewer (included - does not install during Videopad En Espanol setup). Videopad En Espanol is compatible with ANY presentation that will run in PowerPoint 97/2000, including presentation created using 3rd party tools such as StarOffice. This system does not require an Videopad En Espanol and makes no changes to the user's system. Visual Basic 6.0 Run-Time is included in the package and MUST be included on each CD, but does not have to be installed on the machine for Videopad En Espanol to function.
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The program's Videopad En Espanol, self-explanatory main interface features drop-down menus lining the top of the window, as well as frequently used commands. We started by testing the Videopad En Espanol option. The program offers an impressive list of file format options, including PNG, PTIFF, SGI, and more. We selected a JPEG file and, using the Videopad En Espanol menu, opted to Videopad En Espanol it to a PDF file. The menu let us select the target folder for our newly converted file. Once we clicked OK, the program immediately converted our file to a PDF. We were excited to find that Konverter also has a screen Videopad En Espanol tool. It supposedly lets you Videopad En Espanol screenshots from an active screen or from the Web, but when we put it to the test, it fell flat. We entered the URL of the Web page that we wanted to Videopad En Espanol, but the program froze on us and eventually stopped working altogether. We then tried to Videopad En Espanol an image of an active window, but nothing happened after we clicked OK. The program does include an online Help feature, but it failed to provide any kind of troubleshooting advice.
It looks, however, as though the publisher's server has stopped syncing. During out tests we were never able to sync lists to find the latest version Videopad En Espanol for any of our applications. Should the publisher solve its server problems this will be a useful utility. Until then, it is best to skip this version of Videopad En Espanol.
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