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Giveaway of the day — Mosaico
L'offre gratuite du jour pour Mosaico était valable le 6 octobre 2010!
Mosaico est un gestionnaire de bureaux virtuels qui peuvent vous aider à gagner du temps et optimiser votre travail au PC. Mosaico enregistre la position des fenêtres sur votre bureau afin que vous puissiez les restaurer à tout moment plus tard. Mosaico pouvez également organiser les fenêtres afin qu'ils remplissent la surface de l'écran entier, vous donnant plus d'informations à la fois.
Principales caractéristiques
- Jusqu'à 8 snapshots de bureau
- 3D photo-flow des snapshots disponibles
- Restauration à tout moment une mise en page précédente de Windows en un seul clic
- Automatiquement ou manuellement organiser les fenêtres à couvrir toute la surface du moniteur
- Fenêtres assistée déplacement / redimensionnement
- Un concept innovant de gestionnaire de bureau virtuel
- Facile à utiliser
Configuration minimale:
Windows XP/ Vista/ 7
Éditeur:
SoulidStudio.comPage web:
http://www.soulidstudio.com/Taille du fichier:
6.70 MB
Prix:
$ 29.95
Titres en vedette
TurnOffScreen makes it possible to turn off the computer screen by clicking a button on the desktop. It is also a screensaver that automatically shuts down the monitor when PC is idle. TurnOffScreen is considered by Windows as a screensaver. When your PC is left idle for a certain amount of time, for example when you are far from it or just listening to music, the screensaver is triggered and TurnOffScreen switches the screen off automatically. TurnOffScreen does not rely on third-party device driver, as it is a screensaver itself. So it works when it is supposed to do.
Commentaires sur Mosaico
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@3 Wayne & @4 Merlins Mentor - I think there is clearly some obvious misunderstanding what the snapshot and restore function in Mosaico is "supposed" to achieve.
It's purpose is not to save the position of icons on the desktop, or just taking a thumbnail photo of your desktop. What a snapshot is to remember is the location and size of all open windows/programs running on your desktop.
For example if you had Firefox down the left side of your screen, and Thunderbird open on the right side of the screen. If you took a snapshot - then minimised Firefox and opened Microsoft Excel and maximised it. If you then Restored the snapshot - you would again be looking at Firefox and Thunderbird in the locations they were originally (Presumably with Excel Minimised or behind). It can be a useful feature (if it works right) especially for people who work with "sets" of applications and want them laid out in a certain way.
FWIW, if you want to keep things simple, or just to compare this to a respected and very tiny (just 248k) free utility that's been around nearly 10 years, I can vouch for MIDIOX' Desktop Restore @ http://www.midiox.com/desktoprestore.htm
Works with Win98, Windows ME, Win2000, WinXP, Vista and Win7, and offers a 64-bit version, too.
Installed fine of Win7 x64, but has crashed every time I've tried to run it but once. Running it as the administrator made no difference in that.
The one time it didn't crash, though, I thought it looked like a pretty slick-looking program, and fairly easy to use, but as soon as I clicked on one of the functions, it crashed.
I don't know how useful the 'snapshots' function would be, considering if you want a pic of your desktop all you have to do is hit the Prt Sc key, paste it into Paint, then save it. I suppose if you take a lot of screenshots of your desktop for whatever reason you might appreciate if it helps you save a few steps - though I don't know if it does since it keeps crashing on me.
It's functionality of automatically arranging all windows to maximize screen space seems like it might be handy, like a beefed-up version of Windows Snap. Kind of a moot point though, considering the program is more unstable than Lyndsey Lohan on catnip.
But hey, at least the desktop icon is nice!
Comments on the vendors website...
Q1: I get a virus in the gaotd package. What’s up with that?
A1: Hello and thank you for your interest in Mosaico! If you use an antivirus that applies an heuristic to scan for viruses you may get a false alarm because it is detecting Intelliprotector, the protection system used by Mosaico (more info at http://www.intelliprotector.com ). Obviously there’s no virus at all in the package!
As far as the GAOTD promotion is concerned, please use the license code provided only with the installer you can download at http://www.giveawayoftheday.com/mosaico/ since that code is unique for all users and works only with that version of Mosaico (version 1.2.0GOTD).
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Q2: Is Mosaico compatible with 64bit operating systems?
A2: Hello, at the moment Mosaico does not support 64bit systems. This support will be included in the next upcoming version.
Just thought I should mention, in case anyone else is having the same issues that I was, that I was able to get it working by rebooting my computer. BUT, whenever I activated the function that automatically arranges your windows to maximize screen space, it left my desktop with some weird artifacting on it, and rendered my gadgets useless. Uninstalling. Thanks anyway.
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@ Commentaire par arkanax — octobre 6th, 2010, 9:59
Voilà une belle réaction !!!
Pour info, même si pas vraiment à propos :
(mais XP, je crois - uniquement - c' est mon cas)
http://winsplit-revolution.com/
Bye.
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La traduction est très adéquate!
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Win32.Cossta.jqz, trojan, was found in mosaico.exe during setup. :[
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Dommage l'installation n'aboutit pas sous win 7 x64 car le programme plante au cours de l'activation et ne s'installe pas (même en mode compatibilité). Snif.
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au vu des notes anglophone, je m'abstiens !=)
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