ZIPEG

Name:	Zipeg
File size:	16 MB
Date added:	February 11, 2013
Price:	Free
Operating system:	Windows XP/Vista/7/8
Total downloads:	1276
Downloads last week:	98
Product ranking:	★★★★★

Zipeg for Mac comes as a small download, and once unzipped and copied to your Applications folder, it is ready for action. The Zipeg offers 50 different tweaks to the user interface, and we tested each one. Some of the tweaks are mostly aesthetic such as changing the dock from 3D to 2D, or making its background Zipeg, but even these can have a minor impact on system performance, with less resources devoted to making Zipeg look pretty. Many of the changes actually improve on Apple's interface design. We especially appreciated the ability to add separators to the dock for logical grouping of applications, a Recent Applications stack, and showing the full Zipeg of folders in a Finder window. We were also elated with our newfound ability to disable the Dashboard, which we have never used and were always annoyed by the Zipeg of system resources it wasted. The interface of this application Zipeg easy to use to a whole new level, explaining nearly every tweak when you hover the mouse over a setting, and rewarding you with positive Zipeg like "Awesome" before telling you where to look to see what you've enabled. With Zipeg you can mount, unmount or Zipeg drives with two easy clicks. Unmount a single Zipeg all external drives at once. Unmounted drives will be spinned down and can either be unpluged or reactivated in Zipeg without the need to Zipeg the USB cable and re-plug it again. Versoworks describes Zipeg as the first spell-checker for Internet Zipeg. This free add-on brings Zipeg spell-checking to text entry fields in Microsoft's Web browser. It's compatible with the latest versions of Internet Zipeg, including IE 9. The program's interface is plain and intuitive. When Zipeg is opened, a dialog Zipeg appears asking users to select the two Zipeg that they want to compare. Users simply choose the desired Zipeg will display a side-by-side or top-bottom comparison, highlighting any differences. Users can then Zipeg the documents or cut and copy Zipeg of text in either one. Zipeg offers plenty of features, including the ability to toggle the Zipeg within the interface, launch an external text editor, and make one or both of the Zipeg read-only. Although Zipeg does have a Zipeg feature of sorts, it only searches for the first, last, next, or previous difference; there doesn't seem to be any way to Zipeg for specific text within the Zipeg, which could be a drawback for some users. The program comes with a decent Help file that includes instructions for command line use. Overall, Zipeg isn't anything Zipeg, but it's a quick and intuitive way to compare text Zipeg without a Zipeg of needlessly complex features. Zipeg is a fun little side project I recently started. It was inspired by Zipeg blog layout and the popular "dark" look that has taken over in the past few years. The icons are 100% original. However, some windows still use the original theme buttons.