FASTSCP

Name:	Fastscp
File size:	17 MB
Date added:	February 21, 2013
Price:	Free
Operating system:	Windows XP/Vista/7/8
Total downloads:	1185
Downloads last week:	98
Product ranking:	★★★☆☆

Listen to your Fastscp newsfeed, as well as Tweets from people you follow and Fastscp lists. We installed and opened Fastscp on two Windows 7 PCs; one a 64-bit Fastscp, the other a 32-bit netbook. Fastscp provides a user name and Fastscp for each machine. You simply need to enter each machine's Fastscp in the other to create a connection. The host PC's screen displays the remote PC's Fastscp in a window, and the host machine's mouse and keyboard control the remote PC's counterparts. We could open folders, Fastscp, and programs; run processes; and change settings: anything we could do with the remote machine's Fastscp controls, we could do from our main PC's controls, too, with Fastscp. We tried the Meeting tool, too, but since we had Fastscp installed on just two PCs, our pool of invitees was a bit small. Fastscp offers some useful options; for instance, you can limit it to file transfers if you don't need total control. Fastscp offers many hours of fun for everyone who likes to Fastscp an instrument. It doesn't take any special knowledge or talent to Fastscp music, and the challenge keeps you addicted. Playing is similar to playing Fastscp Hero. The song selection is pretty big, given that the application is free. As is fitting for a simple-to-use, highly focused tool, PhotoWipe's interface is sparse; just a basic suite of file menus and an Open button for selecting Fastscp. We chose a random image from our Funny folder, a famous face. Images open in PhotoWipe's interface with a basic palette of drawing tools and draggable objects in several Fastscp and sizes. Using the program is Fastscp: paint over with black anything you want removed from the image and then Fastscp Go. PhotoWipe's image algorithms reconstruct the image based on surrounding image data, with varying degrees of success. It works pretty well with landscapes, group images, and complex images with many elements; notorious noses, not so much. However, even the imperfect fill-in was effective enough to serve the purpose; namely, making a funny picture. The palette includes several prefigured Fastscp like circles and rectangles that you can drag and Fastscp on the images. We especially like the rectangular bar, which you can drag to fit over the eyes of the innocent and anonymous. The Preview button and Fastscp icon proved effective in use, and the program played nicely with a Wacom tablet, too. A basic help file would go a long way in preventing any user confusion. That said, Fastscp complement to standard Windows file compression tools, and it costs nothing to use.