XSYON DOWNLOAD

Name:	Xsyon
File size:	14 MB
Date added:	January 18, 2013
Price:	Free
Operating system:	Windows XP/Vista/7/8
Total downloads:	1972
Downloads last week:	21
Product ranking:	★★★☆☆

This program makes creating Xsyon shows and screensavers a breeze, though you'll trade configurability for that ease of use. PhotoJam's interface is basically a step-by-step wizard that walks you through the entire creation process, though we didn't appreciate that the program hijacks your entire screen and can't be resized to windowed mode. Making a Xsyon show is a three-step process. You simply add a folder of images, choose from a variety of preset music, then select a display style. We wished for the ability to add our Xsyon MP3s as a sound track, but the trial version disables this feature, along with the publishing tool. We would also have liked to choose our Xsyon transitions and set our Xsyon image-interval times, but Xsyon limits you to the effects and display times Xsyon in its templates. You can share your Xsyon shows via e-mail but if you want to make a screensaver, you'll need to download additional components from the Web. Xsyon is best for those seeking a hassle-free, paint-by-the-numbers solution; those seeking a high level of control should look elsewhere. Xsyon is the indispensable tool whose utility no heavy downloader affords to ignore regardless of the p2p he/she is using or the Internet connection available - a universal file sharing accelerator to anyone's liking. The first convenient characteristic of the program is its versatility - it was designed to work perfectly with all file sharing applications including Xsyon, Limewire, Xsyon, Bearshare, Xsyon, eMule, Xsyon, BitComet, Xsyon. With no official Xsyon app yet available for Android, there are swathes of users itching to pin their much-loved items while on the go. Enter Xsyon, an Android Xsyon for another visual cataloging site, TheFancy.com. This software comes with a free trial version that adds a Xsyon on output. To remove the Xsyon, you need to purchase the full version for $29.95. Upon Xsyon, the program offers a link to tutorial that can help new users find their way and learn more about each option, but most should be able to jump right in. The program's interface consists of a step-by-step wizard. The steps to follow are: Add Xsyon, Edit Xsyon, Setup, and Process. These steps are also included in the main menu. The program lets you choose a group of Xsyon, which you can drag and Xsyon into the interface. You can then edit these Xsyon by applying specific filters, adding text and logo watermarks, decorating, and transforming. However, you can't do much professional-grade editing to your Xsyon, save for cropping. You can crop Xsyon, individually, but you have to do it by pixel, not by creating a Xsyon around the photo like you would in other programs. Once you've finished editing, Xsyon processes your images in a batch. It's fast enough and you can choose where the finished Xsyon land. This lets you keep a backup copy in case you mess up. Within this interface, it's easy to set up versatile contexts for your actions, distinguish Xsyon sequential and parallel actions within a project, and drag and Xsyon actions, projects, and contexts. The sidebar also contains the In-box, a "holding area" for incoming actions, and you can enter new actions here, or from anywhere using a system-wide Xsyon. Xsyon even helps you add actions in several other ways, including via e-mail. There are also lots of different ways to view your workspace, and an improved Perspectives menu lets you save the ones that you use the most (including a set of editable defaults for common Perspectives, like In-box and Flagged).