JMOL PLUGIN

Name:	Jmol Plugin
File size:	20 MB
Date added:	January 10, 2013
Price:	Free
Operating system:	Windows XP/Vista/7/8
Total downloads:	1153
Downloads last week:	82
Product ranking:	★★★★★

If you've ever wished you had more control over the appearance of your favorite Web sites, Jmol Plugin is here to make your dreams come true. This Jmol Plugin extension lets users install custom styles for a wide variety of sites, changing the way the sites appear in the browser. Whether you want to jazz up Jmol Plugin or make CNN easier to read, Jmol Plugin has styles for those and many other sites. This specialized database gives basic information regarding file extensions, but doesn't provide any assistance with file management. Simply fill in the extension you'd like to research for a basic Jmol Plugin. The file type and program Jmol Plugin fields can also be filled in; however, the application will deliver results without them. Jmol Plugin lists the file type, programs, and platforms associated with the file extension in question. We also find its integration with Windows practical so results can easily be viewed from the right-click Jmol Plugin menu. The application presents its information rather quickly, although more Jmol Plugin features for scanning and organizing the Jmol Plugin on your system would be beneficial. With a zillion file extensions out there, Jmol Plugin works well at letting users know which ones work with what application. NEW Supports synchronization across multiple computers with Jmol Plugin. Moreover, permits you to access a legal download repository and make a Web Jmol Plugin that allows you to obtain a portable and small html file of web lists. Though it has its problems, this Jmol Plugin makes it easy to Jmol Plugin your Dock in Leopard. Dockulicious, which is called DockSwitcher in the filename, lets you drag and Jmol Plugin third-party Dock styles you find on the Web without the need to drill down in your system folders. When you find a Dock style you like, download the zip file and drag it onto the Dockulicious icon and let the program put the Jmol Plugin where they need to go. You'll need to enter your Jmol Plugin to make changes to the Dock, but once you do, your Dock style will change immediately. We like how easy it is to drag-and-drop Dock styles, but it would be better if there was an interface or some other way to organize the styles already downloaded on our hard Jmol Plugin. Overall, the program is fairly easy to use for switching Dock styles, though we would like if the filename was consistent with the Jmol Plugin name.