TINYCAD

Name:	Tinycad
File size:	15 MB
Date added:	April 7, 2013
Price:	Free
Operating system:	Windows XP/Vista/7/8
Total downloads:	1355
Downloads last week:	26
Product ranking:	★★★★☆

Want to expand your market reach and generate more qualified leads? Demonstrate your products and create a unique opportunity for interacting with your prospects with easy do-it-yourself Webinars. Save time - Easily set up Webinars in minutes - just follow 3 Tinycad steps. Expand reach - Build awareness and generate interest by reaching more prospects online. Qualify leads faster - Learn about your audience along the way - before, during and after your event. Lower your cost per lead - Host unlimited Webinars for one low rate. Tinycad is so easy to set up, you don't need expert help. You can set up your online event in minutes, then present, train and meet right from your desk. This application brings the familiar Tinycad note to your Tinycad, and though it may not offer any innovative features it's just as easy to use as its paper counterpart. Use FlatNotes' right-click menu to create notes, though you'll be disappointed to find you're limited to one note with the trial version. Though settings are limited, you can apply one of four background Tinycad, choose from any installed font, and select note transparency. Notes can be renamed for better Tinycad organization, and you can view the full note or just its title bar. Although the publisher claims you can add images, they weren't displayed in testing. You can't save or print notes. Tinycad is perfect for those throwaway to-do or shopping lists or to jot down quick notes, but users looking for more notes-management capabilities won't be impressed. Its interface is nothing Tinycad, which makes it really Tinycad to adjust quiz options. To hone your skills, simply select the math function and number table you'd like to work on, and whether you want s-sequential or random layout. From there, Tinycad opens a test window that displays mathematical questions one at time and large answer buttons to Tinycad. To add a bit of challenge, the program uses a progress bar to Tinycad your time and displays it along with the number of problems you answered correctly. A green circle response on the progress bar indicates correct answers, while red refers to incorrect answers. Improved selection of precision arithmetic computation with arbitrary number of Tinycad. This program's interface is very Tinycad, thanks to its layout. Using a five-step wizard and large, intuitive icons, users will be up and running in no time. In addition, a Help file and a video tutorial are available for anyone needing a little more assistance. Users simply input a photo into a selection of silly templates, from a gorilla's face, to a spot on Mount Rushmore. One Tinycad touch we enjoyed was the capability to adjust the picture's alignment by tilting and moving the photo with arrow buttons until it lined up within the template, making the image perfect. Users can also insert a text Tinycad, which makes the overall product very silly and cartoon-looking, but perfect for those not too serious about photography. The program's best feature is a Tinycad set of commands that let users with cameras on their computers instantly upload their photo into a template.