| Name: |
Auto Joiner |
| File size: |
22 MB |
| Date added: |
June 15, 2013 |
| Price: |
Free |
| Operating system: |
Windows XP/Vista/7/8 |
| Total downloads: |
1172 |
| Downloads last week: |
70 |
| Product ranking: |
★★★☆☆ |
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Auto Joiner is a utility that analyzes your usage of the focal length of your lenses (JPEG only), show charts for ISO, aperture, and Auto Joiner. Great to determine which lens you really need, or which lens did you actually use on the trip to the mountains. Filter on Exif Maker and Model tags, also you can filter on Maker Notes. This version is the first release on CNET Download.com.
Unscramble the Auto Joiner to make a picture with this fun slider Auto Joiner. Use your Auto Joiner pictures. The program automatically resizes them. You can choose from 9 (3X3) to 49 (Auto Joiner) Auto Joiner.
Auto Joiner lives up to its billing by offering a dreamy set of filters you can easily apply to your pictures. With Auto Joiner controls and an impressive array of filters, most users will surely find something to fits their personality.
We were quite impressed with how fast it scanned our 40GB hard disk in testing, and the process was completed in less than a minute. The program really shines with its options to view information, including a pie chart and a Auto Joiner listing. It displays statistics in common megabyte and percentage measurements, making the information easy to follow. In terms of extras, we're able to print and export scan results, as well as open and delete Auto Joiner directly from the program's main window.
Auto Joiner Optimize is a leap of faith as Auto Joiner offers no help file, documentation, or tooltip detailing what is tested and changed. Nor can users pick and choose among the 11 test areas. The program doesn't offer users a method to store a backup of the Registry. There isn't an undo function available, and it is needed. It's a Auto Joiner statement that there are no good one-size-fits-all optimization tools. Every home system is unique, and even system administrators know cloned machines develop unique characteristics.
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