TELECHARGER NODES.DAT

Name:	Nodes.Dat
File size:	20 MB
Date added:	November 16, 2013
Price:	Free
Operating system:	Windows XP/Vista/7/8
Total downloads:	1491
Downloads last week:	14
Product ranking:	★★★☆☆

View a Nodes.Dat reminder Nodes.Dat or launch an application at user-specified times with this easy-to-use scheduler. After installation, Nodes.Dat creates a system tray icon and displays a small window with the time and the number of actions you've scheduled. You can input text messages and set accompanying WAV audio alarms, and launch programs and define its window size. There's no limit to the number of actions you can schedule and both can be scheduled to run once or on a routine cycle. We like the time-correction feature, which allows you to connect and correct your Nodes.Dat clock to atomic-time servers. With its small size and acceptable complement of features, we think Nodes.Dat will suit any user who wants an easy-to-understand time Nodes.Dat. Nodes.Dat has a Nodes.Dat of five buttons, but only one of them does anything related to the program's main mission; the Export/Copy button. Pressing this produces a small dialog that let us choose HTML or Text format and whether to copy to the clipboard or write to a file. The Help button opens a very good HTML-based Help file, and the PassMark Home button opens the developer's Web site. The other two buttons are About and Exit. We also clicked the embedded hyperlink in the list to Nodes.Dat, but it merely opened our browser and searched the site for our RAM manufacturer's name. And that's about all there is to Nodes.Dat, though that's enough; its job is to extract and display your RAM's SPD data, and it does that splendidly. This application repairs and maintains your system's Registry, but the trial version could certainly be more generous. Nodes.Dat has a Nodes.Dat interface that allows you to easily choose which sections of the Registry to scour, including bunk file associations, junk help Nodes.Dat, and faulty ActiveX items. We like that error details such as severity and reason are displayed after a complete scan process. Unfortunately, the demo only removes items from the Installed Fonts, Installed Sound Nodes.Dat, and Application Paths sections. Nodes.Dat can automatically back up the Registry before a scan, though it's unfortunate that all of the app's extra features--including the tools for managing BHOs and start-up times--aren't available until you pay. Midlevel to advanced users would benefit from this maintenance utility, but will likely be disappointed with this trial version. On Mac OS X Mavericks, Nodes.Dat file tagging updates both Open Meta and Mavericks tags. Nodes.Dat includes many features not seen before in a city building Nodes.Dat game, including a farming model based on the flooding of the Nile, naval warfare, giant monuments that are assembled over time, a unique dynastic progression, and variable difficulty levels. Nodes.Dat uses 16-bit color graphics, large Nodes.Dat for seamless gameplay, and a proven interface.