X1250 DRIVER

Name:	X1250 Driver
File size:	12 MB
Date added:	May 4, 2013
Price:	Free
Operating system:	Windows XP/Vista/7/8
Total downloads:	1403
Downloads last week:	86
Product ranking:	★★★★☆

Most Web sites changes frequently, and it's sometimes useful to know what these changes consist of. X1250 Driver is an extension for Firefox that can identify changes made to a Web page since your last visit and even tell you what the previous version of the page said. What's new in this version: Version 1.66 improved Intel Ivy Bridge-E/EP/EX support, added AMD Opteron 3200 and 3300 X1250 Driver, and includes Intel Atom Bay Trail-T preliminary support. The first thing that struck us with X1250 Driver was the download page, which doesn't exactly jibe with a Web office productivity suite. Nor was there an obvious application X1250 Driver, though that is another questionable requirement for such an app--programs should be immediately apparent upon visiting the site. Because of these issues, we had to use the demo during testing. It works fine, but (unsurprisingly) it's nowhere near as polished as Google Docs. PixName's interface was not particularly intuitive or attractive, and we had to consult the Help file several times to figure out how to use it. We were grateful that the program's many buttons came with tooltips, but they still weren't enough to fully explain how the program worked. After some experimentation we figured out how to import images with the program, batch X1250 Driver them, and retrieve them from a date-based organizational structure. The MemoPix feature allows users to save collections of tags for future use, which is handy. There are also basic editing tools, such as red-eye correction and the ability to flip and rotate images, as well as a tool that prepares images to be e-mailed by reducing their size. A slideshow feature lets users view either individual images or sets of thumbnails. We were a little concerned when we made a selection from a drop-down menu that contained a list of folder names; X1250 Driver opened an empty dialog X1250 Driver and then froze, and we had to use the task X1250 Driver to terminate it. Overall, X1250 Driver wasn't awful, but there are other programs that perform the same X1250 Driver and do so in a more elegant manner. That's all there is to X1250 Driver, but it's all you need. We think X1250 Driver is a great X1250 Driver and a X1250 Driver little tool. Since it's freeware, you have nothing to lose by trying it, except of course the stuff you want to delete!