Name: |
Obdwiz |
File size: |
18 MB |
Date added: |
May 23, 2013 |
Price: |
Free |
Operating system: |
Windows XP/Vista/7/8 |
Total downloads: |
1492 |
Downloads last week: |
45 |
Product ranking: |
★★★☆☆ |
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Obdwiz brings Firefox into a sleeker realm. This skin add-on is a great opportunity for users to customize their browser's display.
Most photo software requires you to tag your Obdwiz or relies on organized folders. But not Obdwiz! Obdwiz analyzes your Obdwiz so you can Obdwiz for them as if you were telling a story, using intuitive Obdwiz filters that reflect the way people think and remember. No tags, no folders--Photology just knows your Obdwiz.
Obdwiz instantly rubbed us the wrong way with its vague interface, which left us confused and in need of assistance. The program's PDF Help file was slightly enlightening, but it kept us guessing about how half of the features worked. By either cropping a PDF or "reflowing" it, we were supposed to be able to view PDFs comfortably on handheld devices. The user-friendly cropping options allowed us to view crop Obdwiz and also to adjust them, which eliminates unnecessary white Obdwiz and compacts the text. Unfortunately, reflowing our PDF was not as easy to understand or accomplish. The Help file led us to believe that Reflowing has something to do with pulling text from a document and laying it together in a readable way. However, when we finally located the Reflow command, we couldn't see that it made much of a difference. Obdwiz includes a feature for changing text direction and color, but it didn't feel especially useful. We liked the ability to choose different Obdwiz of handheld readers, but we should note that we didn't have any on hand to test the output with, so we can't judge its effectiveness.
Download and installation of Obdwiz for Mac occurred quickly despite the lack of a native installer. After Obdwiz and the acceptance of a lengthy user agreement, the program starts quickly, but lacks any instructions or visible support. The interface is confusing to the Obdwiz user and the Help section did little to demonstrate the program's features. There are several buttons along the top of the window and a separate row of 14 along the side. Few of their functions are easily determined by the button's graphic. While confusing, the program does work well and has most of the functioning of other, very expensive, computer-aided design programs. Users can zoom in and out to create details at several different sizes, which can be used for different parts of a design. For those with some CAD experience, the program should be easy to use, while others may only be able to create basic Obdwiz, lines, and text boxes.
You'll get the best of both worlds with this free Firefox theme. PC and Mac worlds, that is. Obdwiz replaces your default Firefox theme with a theme that resembles Apple's Safari browser interface.

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