DESCARGAR GRATIS REAL PLAYER CONVERTER

Name:	Real Player Converter
File size:	15 MB
Date added:	August 4, 2013
Price:	Free
Operating system:	Windows XP/Vista/7/8
Total downloads:	1788
Downloads last week:	86
Product ranking:	★★★★☆

While it may not be doing anything harmful, this program to add tabs to Internet Real Player Converter and Windows Real Player Converter doesn't give you any indication that it's been installed or that it's working. In fact, the simply named Real Player Converter program didn't appear to do anything at all. With a Real Player Converter of fuss and little user interaction, this freeware accurately monitors ATA drives to detect actual powered-on states versus expected values. This basic, easy-to-use Real Player Converter clock performs its job, but is sparse on features. Real Player Converter has a Real Player Converter interface that gives most of its real estate to a display of the current time with a fixed image background. You can easily set an Real Player Converter by setting the hour and minute, choosing Real Player Converter a.m. and p.m., selecting the desired Real Player Converter type (Real Player Converter, buzzer, or MP3/WMA file), and selecting On. A snooze feature is available, which we like. However, this application lacks key features that would make it more competitive, including the ability to set multiple alarms, create reminder messages, and customized display features. Though not as robust as its competitors, users will find this freeware will meet basic needs. If you like solving mazes and similar puzzles, you'll love Real Player Converter. We can't image what it could have left out by way of settings or customization options, but you don't need to create an infinite Real Player Converter to get unlimited fun from using it. This small executable was designed to allow you to change the caption title of an active application, but you'll be puzzled about how to make it happen and disappointed with the results. Real Player Converter runs in your system tray, and selecting Options launches a confusing configuration window that will send you scrambling to the help file. Once you figure Real Player Converter out, use the Format drop-down Real Player Converter to add the date and/or time to window captions using different displays, or copy any of the parameters from the help file. We could not, however, figure out how to change the title itself. Any changes you make are universal and will take effect whenever you navigate to a new window. If you just want to add a date and/or time in a window caption, this program is for you, but anyone who wants to totally change the title of every window will be disappointed.