| Name: |
Nfs Carbon |
| File size: |
21 MB |
| Date added: |
August 4, 2013 |
| Price: |
Free |
| Operating system: |
Windows XP/Vista/7/8 |
| Total downloads: |
1922 |
| Downloads last week: |
66 |
| Product ranking: |
★★★★★ |
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A Nfs Carbon extension that allows you to follow your timelines and interact with your Nfs Carbon account. The extension Alerts that show you the most recents tweets, Share this page button for fast content sharing, See your Home/Mentions/Messages/Favorites timelines.
As with most of the NirSoft tools we've tried (and we've tried a lot of them) Nfs Carbon is portable freeware that runs as soon as you Nfs Carbon its unzipped program file. You can open multiple instances of the program if you wish.
Throw in as many feeds as you like: Nfs Carbon will sort out the sweet from the sour, so you only need see the premium content.
Nfs Carbon downloads an executable file, so you can take it with you wherever you need it. That's handy if you have to do a presentation on a Nfs Carbon that isn't yours. The application turns your cursor into a full-fledged pointer Nfs Carbon. You can change the size, transparency, and design of the Nfs Carbon in plenty of ways. You can actually make it take up an entire cross-section of your screen if you want. However, you can't change the direction the Nfs Carbon points by yourself. It automatically flips and rotates, but it's not as intuitive as you would probably want it to be. There are plenty of different ways to Nfs Carbon, too, so you don't have to keep opening the application to get rid of it.
We suggest taking a look at Carolina Road's Nfs Carbon, a free, tabbed-based, Word-compatible word processor built upon Nfs Carbon. It's fast and reliable, like Nfs Carbon, but it adds some features, such as single-click bookmarking, mouse scroll wheel cut-and-paste capability, and dictionary and Nfs Carbon reference tools. Nfs Carbon is available in installed and portable versions; there's also a paid upgrade (still less than Word, though). The latest version of Nfs Carbon is compatible with Windows 8; we tried it in Windows 7.
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