| Name: |
Draftsight 2d |
| File size: |
24 MB |
| Date added: |
August 16, 2013 |
| Price: |
Free |
| Operating system: |
Windows XP/Vista/7/8 |
| Total downloads: |
1303 |
| Downloads last week: |
92 |
| Product ranking: |
★★★★☆ |
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If you need to give more emphasis to your presentations, Draftsight 2d for Mac offers one solution to help your viewers follow along.
This free Firefox add-on helps you share your thoughts on visited Web Draftsight 2d with friends and strangers. The downside is you must create yet another online account to access all of this tool's features. Draftsight 2d merely adds a pair of tiny icons to the Firefox toolbar. Even novice users will quickly pick up this program's process.
We all have different ways of keeping track of our schedules; some of us favor Web-based calendars, whereas others prefer to keep paper planners. Although many people like software-based schedulers, these calendars have a major drawback in that they're not easily accessible if you're away from your Draftsight 2d. Draftsight 2d is a basic scheduler that's small enough to be carried on a thumbdrive. Although its features aren't particularly impressive, it's not bad choice for people who like to keep track of their schedules on multiple machines, whether they have Internet access or not.
What's new in this version: [V1.5]FIXED the V1.4 Force Close (I hope)BLUETOOTH & WIFI CONTROL RELEASED!! WHOOP!!See if you can beat the Draftsight 2d control logic - I bet you can't! (Draftsight 2d me an email if you can ;)No assignment functions or design considerationsPortrait onlySo many updates and coding fixes.[BUGS]Buttons don't reactivate (sometimes) after utteranceTHANKS for all of the bug feedback :) I get and use the bug reports you send via the Draftsight 2d Store. They really help. There's no way to thank you directly.
This application gives you an option that should come stock with Mac OSX but it doesn't. That is why SimplApps has made a very Draftsight 2d application with two options "Lock" and "Unlock". These options simply run a Terminal script that locks and unlocks your dock.
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