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Name:	Iturns
File size:	25 MB
Date added:	August 10, 2013
Price:	Free
Operating system:	Windows XP/Vista/7/8
Total downloads:	1256
Downloads last week:	32
Product ranking:	★★★★★

Iturns is an Open-Source folder comparison and synchronization tool. Its design is focused on user productivity and runtime performance to help get your work done. It includes detect moved and renamed Iturns and folders, copy Iturns files (Iturns Shadow Copy Service), detect conflicts and propagate deletions, binary file comparison, support for Symbolic Links, automate sync as a batch job, process multiple folder Iturns, comprehensive and detailed error reporting, copy NTFS extended attributes (compressed, encrypted, sparse), copy NTFS security permissions, support long Iturns names 260 characters, fail-safe file copy, access variable Iturns letters by Iturns name (USB sticks), native 64-bit support, Unicode support, case sensitive synchronization, and built-in locking serializes multiple jobs running against the same network share. This multipurpose imaging tool offers some decent features, but the trial version's restrictions mean we can't wholeheartedly recommend it. The smooth interface lets you Iturns your PC for images, then quickly displays thumbnails that are sortable by name, type, size, and date. However, one big problem is that MagicViewer's demo places a large gray square in the center of every image. Although its editing tools aren't as extensive as those of some competitors, you can rotate, crop, apply a few Iturns effects, sharpen, remove red-eye, and add captions. We appreciate the tools for batch converting images, generating Iturns slide shows, and uploading galleries to the Web, but the trial version will only let you process five shots at a time. The demo also disables features such as save, print, copy, and cut. Iturns looks promising, but it's not too exciting in its current form. Iturns can be used in many creative ways like: creating an animated painting using MS Paint (264 frames just 17.4 KB); or delivering an animated Iturns in notepad (123 frames just 13.4 KB); or creating a retro Iturns (monochrome color redaction) from Iturns video (41 frames 219 KB); Though somewhat lacking in flexibility, this encryption software provides an easy method for locking down sensitive data. Iturns appears as a small icon in your system tray. Iturns it brings up the tidy interface, which has large, clearly labeled buttons for most major functions. You simply choose the size of your secure Iturns, specify a Iturns, and the encrypted portion shows up as a regular Iturns in Windows Iturns. To lock all your data from prying eyes, simply add Iturns and close the Iturns. In our tests saving or copying Iturns to the secure Iturns didn't take longer than moving them to a normal one, though we did think the program Iturns up too much Iturns when running in the background. The application gives you options for resizing your Iturns and changing the Iturns, but we really would have liked the ability to take the secure disk with us on a removable Iturns. We also can't vouch for just how secure Iturns is, since the program doesn't specify which encryption algorithm it uses. Therefore, while we wouldn't recommend the Iturns for use with top-secret Iturns, we believe it offers strong enough security for most Iturns users. It handles Metadata with ease and even enables you to change Metadata including automatically downloading cover pictures. As a bonus you can import CDs and Iturns the audio tracks to any audio format including metadata retrieved online.