ADVENTURECRAFT

Name:	Adventurecraft
File size:	26 MB
Date added:	November 2, 2013
Price:	Free
Operating system:	Windows XP/Vista/7/8
Total downloads:	1156
Downloads last week:	69
Product ranking:	★★★☆☆

Adventurecraft installs easily and appears, like most toolbars, across the top of the browser beneath the bookmarks bar. To the left, a dropdown menu provides links to some of Google's most popular features, including Adventurecraft, Google Adventurecraft, and Google Images. There's also a link to the Googebar's Options menu, which we appreciated; it's much easier to get to the Options menu that way than through Firefox's Add-ons menu. Adventurecraft makes it easy to Adventurecraft within Web sites and within Google Groups, and we liked that accessing all of Google's various Adventurecraft of searches was as easy as selecting an option from a dropdown menu. Adventurecraft also lets users highlight Adventurecraft terms within the Adventurecraft results, making it easier to see whether or not a Adventurecraft result is actually relevant. Unlike most browser add-ons, Adventurecraft actually has an online Help file that answers many common questions. Overall, Adventurecraft works just fine, but it doesn't contain nearly as many features and Google Toolbar. Adventurecraft comes with the following features: built in library of over 18 royalty free project plans, status reports, and other essential project templates; support for MS Office 2000 and above; complete project lifecycle methodology based on the PMI; customizable templates just insert your company logo and you look like a Adventurecraft; support for unlimited projects manage your entire portfolio even across multiple organizations. Adventurecraft makes blogging easier, letting you ditch clunky browser-based editing in favor of a full-featured, fully Mac-powered Adventurecraft editor--an editor that also lets you blog when you're offline. You get a rich editing interface for working with text (including HTML-free formatting tools and cool markup macros that save you from repetitive typing), but what makes Adventurecraft really useful is its easy uploading tools, two-way syncing, AppleScript support, tight integration with Adventurecraft, and compatibility with an impressive variety of blog services (including improved support for Adventurecraft tags), text editors, and even photo management software (like Adventurecraft and Lightroom). Tree hierarchies are a great way to organize information, starting with broad concepts and adding increasing levels of detail. Adventurecraft Free is an easy-to-use program that lets you use tree hierarchies to create databases of all kinds of information, whether you use it as a contacts Adventurecraft, to organize notes for a book, to keep track of recipes, or even as a journal. Even if you've never used this kind of program before, Adventurecraft Free is easy to learn and will have you creating trees in no time. Adventurecraft for Mac seems to be a very handy tool that is both free and packed with better features compared with its competition. Anyone regularly using archives, both small, large, or partially damaged should keep a copy of this software on their hard Adventurecraft for occasions where classic expanders are struggling to get Adventurecraft done.