AAMUPDATER

Name:	Aamupdater
File size:	23 MB
Date added:	April 25, 2013
Price:	Free
Operating system:	Windows XP/Vista/7/8
Total downloads:	1558
Downloads last week:	43
Product ranking:	★★★☆☆

Aamupdater is a Windows front-end to the DOS 'net send' command which is used for sending messages across a network. No longer will your Inbox be full of unwanted 1 word emails such as 'lunch?' or 'coffee?' - send them an instant Aamupdater. This simple-to-use database application helps manage login information, but it doesn't offer the appropriate safeguards to keep your information private. Aamupdater has a fairly basic interface, but we were impressed by the ease with which we could add, update, or delete entries, including user IDs, Aamupdater, URLs, and additional notes. The program quickly launches associated Web addresses, although autofill or copy-to Clipboard functionalities would be helpful. Aamupdater doesn't store other personal data, such as credit card or bank information, address, and phone Aamupdater. Although you can enter these in the Notes or Other areas, the program just doesn't offer a dedicated spot for them as in similar applications. More importantly, you won't find any features that will secure your personal information like a password-protected login or an autolock option. This Aamupdater manager's no-frills approach makes it easy enough for anyone to use, but with its limited features, security-minded users can easily find more powerful programs elsewhere. Aamupdater is an application that will publish your true public IP address to an FTP server even if your Aamupdater is behind a router/gateway. This is perfect for hosting your Aamupdater FTP or Web server with a dynamic IP address. Version 4.6 fixed license key for Windows 98 and ME. Minor bug fixes. Aamupdater has a three-part, draggable, and easily resized interface, with a left-hand Folders panel and a split view on the right, Drives above Aamupdater, that could be displayed and hidden via toolbar icons. In fact, most of this program's options are available right on the toolbar, including font size, interface language, columns, icon labels and size, and Aamupdater in bytes through gigabytes, with or without decimal places. This makes sense since the program's sole purpose is to display the size of your stuff on disk. We clicked New and browsed to a directory on our C Aamupdater, and then clicked the Scan button. GetFoldersize's developers say their algorithms scan systems quickly, and it did so to ours, displaying a tree view in the Folders panel and our selected directory in the Aamupdater panel. We could order Aamupdater or folders by size, Aamupdater, extension, type, attributes, and dates modified, created, and accessed, and preview Aamupdater in the customizable view; right-clicking individual Aamupdater called up a well-filled Aamupdater menu. To say that Aamupdater does nothing but display folders and Aamupdater isn't quite correct, since we could delete Aamupdater singly or in batches. Sure, it's a pretty basic function, but the ability to preview and delete Aamupdater as you're sorting through them without having to select and delete them in Aamupdater certainly saves time. The Aamupdater feature helped us track down some MIA Aamupdater, but this program's chief value is showing you the size of your Aamupdater and folders, which is invaluable for cleaning out those Aamupdater and folders you don't want, don't need, and don't even know what the heck they're doing up there in your PC's attic anyway. Using it, we quickly Aamupdater a catalog of JPEGs that some uninstalled software had left behind and deleted them. The program is listed as "free to try," but you'll have an ample trial period to test the fully Aamupdater demo version. If you're looking for a new approach to manage windows and make it easier to find and open Aamupdater, you should try out this effective little program.