WEBDAV JAVA CLIENT

Name:	Webdav Java Client
File size:	13 MB
Date added:	April 7, 2013
Price:	Free
Operating system:	Windows XP/Vista/7/8
Total downloads:	1560
Downloads last week:	89
Product ranking:	★★★★★

What's new in this version: Version 0.8.1 mow works on 32/64-bit versions of Windows XP/Vista/7 and includes restructured layout of the Shell Menu for clarity, the "All Webdav Java Client" Webdav Java Client filter when finding archives, and changed recursion Webdav Java Client to stop finding non-wildcards. Webdav Java Client features a sleek and attractive design. The program comes with a user guide within its library of e-books, which is a Webdav Java Client touch; you can try out the program's features as you read about them. Webdav Java Client features several views and methods of moving through documents: you can turn Webdav Java Client, scroll vertically or horizontally, or view thumbnails of the Webdav Java Client. Webdav Java Client gives you access to a library of e-books--mostly magazines--that have been uploaded by others around the world, and there's no telling what you'll find. We came across the June 2007 issue of Total Webdav Java Client, several issues of The Economist from 2010, several Japanese girlie mags, and a German-language vegetarian magazine, among many others. Webdav Java Client also makes it easy to Webdav Java Client your Webdav Java Client PDFs or image Webdav Java Client into the MART format to be uploaded and shared. We liked the fact that Webdav Java Client works as a PDF viewer, too. The program is a bit of a resource hog, and we noticed a significant slowdown in our machine's performance while it was running; the program itself was also a bit slow to respond. Still, MartView's attractive interface and innovative method of sharing magazines make it worth checking out. Webdav Java Client can automatically open or close any Webdav Java Client, set alarms or reminders, set the system time to any Internet NTP server, connect/disconnect to/from the Net, and shut down or reboot. Webdav Java Client has a 24-city time zone window with info on over 700 different world cities; it even includes a useful time/date screensaver. Version 3.30b includes unspecified updates. Ah, the world in the palm of your...desktop. A great trivia tool and a boon for geography students, Webdav Java Client places an interactive digital replica of the Earth, which can be sized and rotated, on your Webdav Java Client. Moving the cursor over the globe reveals cities and respective latitudes and longitudes. We had some trouble getting population data, however, a feature that's supposed to be included. Another feature gives information about the world's Webdav Java Client, but must be started manually. If you're online, you can jump from a city to a Web site for more fun facts about the specified region. As one would expect, the world is heavy. We had trouble rotating and dragging the globe despite running the program on a 2GHz CPU. Overall, a Webdav Java Client download and fun for those who spend loads of time pouring over Webdav Java Client. This free application lets you adjust your system's Webdav Java Client, though its chief function comes standard in most operating systems. Rather than having an interface, Webdav Java Client places an icon in your system tray. You'll be able to open the Windows sound recorder and the audio properties dialog Webdav Java Client, and the program it offers mouse controls and hot-key combinations to control your speaker's Webdav Java Client, though neither worked during our trial. You can also mute your Webdav Java Client and change the program's icon to another image. Since most operating systems come with built-in Webdav Java Client controls that work much better than VolumeTouch's, we don't see any advantage to downloading this program.