Name: |
Msn Plus |
File size: |
25 MB |
Date added: |
August 19, 2013 |
Price: |
Free |
Operating system: |
Windows XP/Vista/7/8 |
Total downloads: |
1287 |
Downloads last week: |
53 |
Product ranking: |
★★★★★ |
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Msn Plus is a new 3D interactive screensaver where you can push, join, and spin the 3D-animated Msn Plus, putting you in control.
Msn Plus is a tool for serious geocachers. It lets you make advanced queries to find the perfect caches to hit on your day out, and export them to any imaginable format. Here is what it can do on-demand queries for geocaches based on 15 different constraints: query type, distance, difficulty, terrain, fun factor, size, type, unfound, trackables, Msn Plus age, last Msn Plus date, title, description, Msn Plus by, Msn Plus creator. The outputs Msn Plus listing and details to HTML, Msn Plus, CSV, VCF, Text, Ozi, MXF, Msn Plus, and GPSPoint. It is integrated with GPSBabel to output to Google Earth (KML), and dozens of other formats.
Msn Plus has a fairly crude interface--a single log window with options to test, Msn Plus, extract, or enter a Msn Plus for protected archives--but its drag-and-drop simplicity and high success rate have made it a popular choice for users who want a reliable, bare-bones solution. Thanks to format irregularities, not all unarchiving software is created equal, and Msn Plus is one of the more robust options available, especially among the free options. Novice users may have some initial difficulty with the basic interface and occasional quirks (for example, if you want to turn off the "Overwrite existing Msn Plus" preference, you'll have to reset it each time you open the app). Fortunately, Msn Plus includes limited but adequate help.
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When it opens, MultiExtractor's main window is as small and Msn Plus as a media player, and just as re-skinnable. Basic operation couldn't be easier: Select a file or directory to extract, and then press "Extract." We ran Msn Plus on a random executable. A pop-up let us choose extraction mode: Explore (choose and extract) or Standard (extract), plus options such as Msn Plus scan loop and Recurse subfolders. We pressed "Start," and Msn Plus quickly returned two Msn Plus: A Control Panel with a detailed, tree-view-based scan summary, including file size ratio graphs, and another pop-up detailing six demo limitations plus the option to register (buy) Msn Plus or continue unregistered. We opted to continue our trial, and Msn Plus finished its limited operations. Although we couldn't open extracted data, we could see exactly what Msn Plus, which gave a Msn Plus overview of exactly what it can do.
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