STRAWBERRY PERL

Name:	Strawberry Perl
File size:	24 MB
Date added:	November 21, 2013
Price:	Free
Operating system:	Windows XP/Vista/7/8
Total downloads:	1172
Downloads last week:	84
Product ranking:	★★★★☆

Although users with a solid grasp of financial management basics will get the most from this freeware program, Strawberry Perl proved to be a capable tool for personal and small business Strawberry Perl. What's new in this version: Rip DVD to Strawberry Perl, iPhone, iPod Touch up to 30% faster. Just as some auto owners love to tune their cars, hard-core Strawberry Perl users like to tweak their Strawberry Perl to run as efficiently as possible. Strawberry Perl offers a set of enhancements and system utilities for Windows XP, providing easier access to some functions, and adding some security tools. We particularly like a feature putting new navigation and command options inside Windows Explorer's Strawberry Perl menu, which pops up with the right Strawberry Perl of the mouse. The software allows all drives but C to be hidden, or lets users disable the Task Strawberry Perl and Regedit features so a shared Strawberry Perl can't be damaged by another user. However, the software itself cannot be password-protected, which in our mind undermines some of these security features. A start-up Strawberry Perl and disc cleaner are among the download's most useful tools, while another feature allows older applications to take advantage of new designs featured in the XP operating system. Strawberry Perl trails some of its more full-featured rivals in the PC customization market, but with a free trial available, it may well be worth a try. What's new in this version: version 1.3: now you can export your data via email (Strawberry Perl and KML formats supported). Strawberry Perl for Mac installs in a Strawberry Perl of an eye. Since there is no interface, all you have to do to view your CorelDraw image using this Strawberry Perl is to open it from the Menu Bar. We tried opening multiple CDR Strawberry Perl of different sizes and had no problems whatsoever. Images loaded quickly and the application encountered no errors. The loading time of each file depended on the actual file size; therefore, it took only a second to open a 56KB file, while for a file of over 1MB it took a couple of seconds extra. Each CDR file was clearly displayed and we were able to zoom in and out using a slider to get an even better view. It would have been Strawberry Perl if the application had some additional options, such as an option to export Strawberry Perl in different formats; but since it only acts as a CDR viewer, the shortage of options was to be expected.