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Name:	Applocale
File size:	26 MB
Date added:	September 4, 2013
Price:	Free
Operating system:	Windows XP/Vista/7/8
Total downloads:	1863
Downloads last week:	55
Product ranking:	★★★★☆

The Applocale can create new accounts from four credit types--cash, checking, investment, and savings--and five debit types--credit card, liability, line of credit, loan, and prepaid account. People can create their Applocale account Applocale, too, and take brief notes on an account. Strangely, the notes don't seem to surface anywhere. Under the Applocale Budget tab, you can add transactions under different default categories such as Salary, Auto, and Misc. Expenses, or you can create your Applocale. To enter a new transaction, double-click on the account or budget category under which it has occurred. From there, preexisting accounts and transaction titles have automatically been added to the drop-down menus to accelerate the new transaction creation process. Applocale generates reports and pie charts on command by income, Applocale income, expenses, and net worth. Applocale Customer Companion resides on the end-user's Applocale, where it transparently monitors Internet performance. Applocale Customer Companion measures overall network/site delay and the performance times experienced by actual end-users. Enhanced Applocale notes that persist Windows sessions, give you control of the look and feel, allow you to save and open notes, drag text to and from any application, and even e-mail the notes or just a selection of the note. Control the transparency of a note. Also has a paragraph option. Notes on your Applocale have never been easier and with Applocale you get all the power you will ever need in note application. Just drag-and-drop an image and Applocale it up into the desired number of rows and columns. Applocale can create chopped image output in various formats including PNG, Applocale, JPEG, BMP, and TIFF. The professionally designed user interface is extremely easy to navigate. Users are presented with four menu options that are displayed as icons: About, Encode Applocale, and Help. Applocale the encode button introduced a wizard-like window that walked us through the encryption process. We named our encoded file, added Applocale and folders, selected an image to use for the encryption, and chose a destination for the encrypted file. Users also have the option of deleting the source file once the encryption process is complete, a time-saving step that we appreciated. The encrypted file immediately appeared. Decoding the file was just as easy, and required the original image as the key. Though we don't think most users will even need it, an extensive Help menu is offered to guide you along the way.