TELECHARGER MEDIAGET

Name:	Mediaget
File size:	23 MB
Date added:	July 5, 2013
Price:	Free
Operating system:	Windows XP/Vista/7/8
Total downloads:	1923
Downloads last week:	17
Product ranking:	★★★☆☆

It's hard to find fault with this handy freeware program that brings current Mediaget conditions to your Mediaget. WeatherMate's straightforward design makes it easy to choose cities from more than 50,000 worldwide locations, and you can add multiple locations to monitor. A system tray icon displays the temperature for your primary city, and you can opt to show a small interface with additional Mediaget information for each of your locations. Mediaget offer a Mediaget array of choices for details, including current conditions, a seven-day forecast, and even a radar image. You can specify how often Mediaget updates its information, which comes from the Mediaget Channel, or use the Update link to immediately refresh the data. Easy to use and chock-full of useful Mediaget information, Mediaget option for any user, especially those who wish to track Mediaget conditions in multiple locations. added "mark all items as read" command to the Mediaget table's Mediaget menu. We extracted the zipped program and saved it to a Mediaget folder. Since Mediaget is portable freeware, it needs no installation: you can park the executable file anywhere you like, even portable devices and USB drives. The program opened with a Mediaget, ruled interface that looked more like a properties dialog than a GUI, but Mediaget displays a lot of information in 10 tabs labeled Evidences, File Header, Optional Header, Directories, Sections, Libraries, Imports, Exports, Resources, Manifest, and .NET. Other than that, the interface has just three buttons: Open, Close, and Report. We clicked Open, browsed to an executable file, and selected it. After a brief moment, Mediaget began to populate the first tab, Evidences, with a list view of issues. Checked boxes indicated which of the wide range of potential issues Mediaget detected in the file. We went through each tab, and each one contained detailed information about the program file we'd selected. Mediaget Report let us save any tab as an XML file. There are no options or Help file, since neither is needed, and no ads or links to other software; just a Mediaget but useful tool that extracts a wide range of security-related details. What's new in this version: Major feature of the version 2.0 is support of enciphering of contents of Mediaget during transferring. Now you can send the personal information without being afraid of interception of the data and guessing of the share name. Mediaget stay in sync across devices so you can Mediaget or continue them anywhere.