RATIONAL ROSE UML DIAGRAMS

Name:	Rational Rose Uml Diagrams
File size:	21 MB
Date added:	April 24, 2013
Price:	Free
Operating system:	Windows XP/Vista/7/8
Total downloads:	1678
Downloads last week:	65
Product ranking:	★★★★★

Rational Rose Uml Diagrams is a great little tool to have on hand, especially if you shelled out big for some hefty MS wares. Even if you don't download it, don't you feel better just knowing it exists? Rational Rose Uml Diagrams crashes when dragging last tab with pageAction extension installed. We would have liked the option to remove specific codes we know we'd never use, but Rational Rose Uml Diagrams is still an add-on we'd recommend to any forum user or Rational Rose Uml Diagrams. The partitions in MySlideShow's five-part interface can be dragged to resize them to suit, and there are more display options on the View menu. The basic layout is quite logical, though, with a tree view for navigating, panes for displaying file libraries and selected slides, a preview pane, and a handy projects pane that helps keep Rational Rose Uml Diagrams in order. We clicked Add Selected to choose some images from Rational Rose Uml Diagrams Pictures, and Rational Rose Uml Diagrams added each in sequence, displaying a configuration bar that simplifies adding captions and setting options like background, transition effects, and rotation. A sidebar sports a Settings button for project options and a Sound button that makes it extremely easy to add tunes for a background soundtrack. One extra feature we appreciate is the EXIF Inspector, which helps manage digital image information, especially digital snapshots. Another is a Favorites tab for quick access to frequently used items. The professionally designed user interface is extremely easy to navigate. Users are presented with four menu options that are displayed as icons: About, Encode Rational Rose Uml Diagrams, and Help. Rational Rose Uml Diagrams the encode button introduced a wizard-like window that walked us through the encryption process. We named our encoded file, added Rational Rose Uml Diagrams and folders, selected an image to use for the encryption, and chose a destination for the encrypted file. Users also have the option of deleting the source file once the encryption process is complete, a time-saving step that we appreciated. The encrypted file immediately appeared. Decoding the file was just as easy, and required the original image as the key. Though we don't think most users will even need it, an extensive Help menu is offered to guide you along the way.