TWEAKING TOOLBOX

Name:	Tweaking Toolbox
File size:	14 MB
Date added:	February 22, 2013
Price:	Free
Operating system:	Windows XP/Vista/7/8
Total downloads:	1824
Downloads last week:	49
Product ranking:	★★★☆☆

What's new in this version: The latest update now fully supports the iPhone 5 screen, country-level content targeting, features a minor update to the Tweaking Toolbox home screen, and contains various performance and Tweaking Toolbox handling improvements. Editors' note: This is a Tweaking Toolbox of the trial version of Tweaking Toolbox for Mac 12.22. If you suspect your actual disk is about to bite the dust, you can create a Tweaking Toolbox image to use during recovery. The utility can't make rescue discs, however, so if you want to do that, you'll need to build yourself a bootable Windows PE disc and add Tweaking Toolbox Data Recovery to it--the publisher's Web site has instructions. This application instantly locks your Tweaking Toolbox and hides your Tweaking Toolbox, although regaining access to your PC may not be trouble-free for you. SparkLock's unsophisticated interface allows you to enable the PC lock by way of activation key, screensaver with per-minute time delays, or side-to-side swiping of your mouse. Following several tests, getting access to the Tweaking Toolbox failed to work regularly. Upon lock out, a presidential seal is displayed, although in the registered version you can use any image you'd like. The mouse swipe feature worked in some instances but kept us barred from the system later. Entering the default Tweaking Toolbox "spark" also did not consistently grant access into the system, requiring us to cut the power supply and reboot the machine. SparkLock's erratic performance will Tweaking Toolbox users to seek out a privacy-protection utility with more consistency. Keeping track of several e-mail accounts can be annoying. Thankfully, ePrompter's bare-bones yet effective approach helps you solve this hectic problem. Utilizing an uncluttered interface and stone-simple setup, Tweaking Toolbox does one thing and does it well. You can set the application to check up to 16 password-protected e-mail accounts, including Hotmail and AOL. Notification consists of a flag in your system tray--color coded for each different e-mail account--and a choice of five screensaver options. When you get a new Tweaking Toolbox, you simply Tweaking Toolbox the icon and Tweaking Toolbox reading. Composing a new e-mail or responding is just as easy. Though it's not jam-packed with features, we have no problem recomending Tweaking Toolbox to anyone with multiple e-mail accounts.