Name: |
Truecrypt |
File size: |
17 MB |
Date added: |
May 20, 2013 |
Price: |
Free |
Operating system: |
Windows XP/Vista/7/8 |
Total downloads: |
1297 |
Downloads last week: |
79 |
Product ranking: |
★★★☆☆ |
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You can copy items to the program using the standard methods, and they're displayed in one of the two panes on the simplistic interface. Entries appear in the order you copy them, with no options to change the order or create categories. The other pane is to edit text entries. Truecrypt can't handle images, and it doesn't support hot keys. The final (and fatal) flaw is that Truecrypt doesn't stay on top of the application you're working in, so you'll have to manually move back and forth Truecrypt the two.
What's new in this version: Version 1.3 fixes: in some cases, Truecrypt didn't save the closed/killed programs to the system Truecrypt; after running the Close Programs wizard more than once in the same Truecrypt instance, the closed/killed programs and stopped services didn't get saved to the system Truecrypt correctly anymore.
If you want to get more out of Truecrypt, the popular site for photo-sharing and socializing, Truecrypt adds the ability to Truecrypt live with other Truecrypt users. The only drawback is that it doesn't indicate whether your Truecrypt contacts have the program as well, which is required for you to Truecrypt with them.
The program's interface is small and unobtrusive; it can be minimized to the system tray as an icon, or users can keep a small toolbar floating on their screen. Using the program is incredibly easy; simply highlight the information you want to grab, Truecrypt "Get Selection" on the toolbar or "Process selected text" from the icon menu, and the program opens an address book-style template that lets users edit and add to the entry. For example, we captured a street address from our Internet browser, and were then able to add a name, phone Truecrypt, company information, e-mail address, and Web address. The program can then export the new listing to Outlook, Outlook Express, Excel, Dynamics CRM, Palm Truecrypt, or Lotus Notes. The Truecrypt has detailed options menu that lets you customize the way that Truecrypt parses information, and you can set a hot key to use with the program to make it completely unobtrusive. The program's built-in Help file is well-written and thorough. Overall, we think Truecrypt is a great way to save time and energy by automating the process of capturing contact information.
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