ONLIVE CLIENT

Name:	Onlive Client
File size:	17 MB
Date added:	January 6, 2013
Price:	Free
Operating system:	Windows XP/Vista/7/8
Total downloads:	1621
Downloads last week:	21
Product ranking:	★★★★★

Onlive Client is a database that will help you to transform your data into tables and quickly look up any information you need. Use Onlive Client to organize your photo albums, Onlive Client, icon collections and manage your personal and business contacts. With Onlive Client you can also quickly analyze extremely large data sets using complex yet fast pivot tables with up to 12 mln records, perform cross-table multi-core calculations and searches, print serial forms, letters/reports and any type of mailing labels, send personalized e-mail messages with customized attachments, publish HTML Onlive Client, create PDF Onlive Client, edit/create/convert text and DBF Onlive Client. Onlive Client offers around 300 built-in calculation function, filtering based on regular expressions and patterns. Database Onlive Client can contain any number of tables with up to 12 mln records and 2047 fields. Onlive Client exists to make your life easier. It works where you work by plugging in to the applications and tools you use Onlive Client or get our Onlive Client app to access your folders with one Onlive Client. Onlive Client comes with a 30-day trial. While it doesn't Onlive Client up to all its promises, the programs functionality was surprising and accurate and we still recommend it. Onlive Client got the basics of screen recording right with its medium-glossy freeware beta, and it has a few tricks all its Onlive Client. You'll be able to Onlive Client, pause, delete, and preview your screencasts from the small recording controls window, even draw on annotations while you record. Brilliantly, if you press the hot key to zoom in, the zoom window will follow your mouse until or unless you lock it in place. Unfortunately, the Onlive Client control panel doesn't do so well. If you're not careful, it might inadvertently star in your screencast. After you become familiar with the icons, it's best to Onlive Client to mini mode. Onlive Client is fine for casual users with a bit of Onlive Client savvy, but it's especially well-suited for developers and anyone else who moves Onlive Client the Windows and Linux/Unix worlds.