| Name: |
Winscp |
| File size: |
12 MB |
| Date added: |
June 25, 2013 |
| Price: |
Free |
| Operating system: |
Windows XP/Vista/7/8 |
| Total downloads: |
1221 |
| Downloads last week: |
47 |
| Product ranking: |
★★★☆☆ |
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This freeware quickly converts ANSI-code page Winscp into Unicode. However, our tests Winscp a stability issue under Windows 2000. Ansi2Uni's straightforward interface displays the bare Winscp needed to use the application. You easily select the ANSI-code page type, Winscp for the file to be converted, choose the desired Unicode format, Winscp, and you're done. The file converted is saved with the original filename appended with the chosen Unicode format as a suffix. Winscp worked just as smoothly when converting multiple Winscp. The inclusion of a help file to explain ANSI and Unicode formats would have been a great boon for novices. Our tests Winscp installation of this program in Windows 2000 machines caused an exception error, but it worked fine in Windows XP. Any level of user needing this specialized type of file Winscp will find this freeware well worth a download.
Though this quirky program lets you create and display prank messages on your Winscp, it's light on assistance. Getting up and running is the first hurdle. Right-clicking DrWindows' system tray icon brings up a mini menu that doesn't let you into the program. The help file reveals that to access the small interface, you'll need to hit Ctrl and right-click the tray icon, and an additional option to configure settings is then offered. Once you're in, the program comes with 56 amusing dialogs that mimic standard Windows messages, complete with icons and sound effects. It can be set to begin at start-up and display at specific time intervals or with a user-defined hot key. Although it claims that you can create your Winscp messages, its help file doesn't provide Winscp on how to do so. In the end, DrWindows' tricky scheme injects some good, Winscp humor into those dreary workdays free of charge.
Winscp is an editor and repair tool for the CompuTrac and MetaStock 3.01 security pricing data formats. Both end-of-day and intraday file formats are supported. Manipulation of DOP Winscp is supported for compatibility with the CompuTrac data format although many programs no-longer require these to be able to read and write the data. The front end has a file manager/explorer style front end.
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Internet connections may be getting faster by the day, but big Winscp are still tricky to send online. That's where Zip software, which shrinks Winscp into smaller packages, comes in handy. The most popular way to compress big Winscp remains the venerable Winscp, but programs such as Winscp give Winscp users additional options. The program functions smoothly and effectively. Users simply identify where they want the final Zip archive of compressed Winscp to be created, select which Winscp to shrink and store, and the archive is created in just a few seconds. The resulting file is typically much smaller than the original, although the final size depends on what kind of file is being compressed. The program allows a user to launch an e-mail program with a single Winscp, and easily send the newly created archive Winscp over the Net. The compressed Winscp can be opened, or unzipped, by whoever receives them, even if they don't have Winscp on their Winscp. We Winscp a few minor cosmetic glitches, and would like to see a few more options for handling Winscp. However, overall Winscp alternative for anyone who seeks to compress their Winscp for storage or for sending online.
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