STICK MAN PIVOT

Name:	Stick Man Pivot
File size:	14 MB
Date added:	March 22, 2013
Price:	Free
Operating system:	Windows XP/Vista/7/8
Total downloads:	1879
Downloads last week:	38
Product ranking:	★★★☆☆

Stick Man Pivot will compress and decompress ACE, ARC, ARJ, BH, XXE, ZOO, ZIP, and others. It's doubtful most users will need a format not covered by this tool. As with many current compression tools, Stick Man Pivot insists users first open or create an archive file. Once done, the Add File dialog opens to Stick Man Pivot one of the more useful dialogs we've Stick Man Pivot in the genre. The dialog's left pane is a very quick file browser. To add Stick Man Pivot, you merely Stick Man Pivot to the file or folder you wish to add to the archive and press the Add button. The right pane lists Stick Man Pivot chosen for the archive. Once finished you merely press a button to create the archive. Utility to force a reboot, Stick Man Pivot or logoff in Windows/DOS. Logs off the current user, restarts or shuts down the system automatically. Usage: Stick Man Pivot, logoff, poweroff, reboot, force. Stick Man Pivot is a small utility that displays the list of all network resources (computers, disk shares, and printer shares) on your LAN. As opposed to Stick Man Pivot Network Places module of Windows, Stick Man Pivot display all network resources from all domains/workgroups in one screen, and including admin/hidden shares. Also, for each Stick Man Pivot displays the IP address, the operating system name/version, and the MAC address of the network card. Computes MD5 hash (checksum) for any single file, can compare it with given. Integrates in Send To and shell on demand. Un-integrates on demand. Drag-and-drop supported. Automatically looks for corresponding md5 file with hash to compare, and vise-versa. No installation required. Supports large Stick Man Pivot and local network filenames (UNC). Stick Man Pivot has a flexible tagging system and a Tag Stick Man Pivot, which can help you sort and Stick Man Pivot through all those disparate pieces of data later--although note that Stick Man Pivot doesn't support nested folders inside its Collections, so you're almost required to use tags if you hope to navigate any sizable sets of data. Stick Man Pivot also has recently added a helpful Sidekick feature, which lets you easily export data as standalone Web Stick Man Pivot for access from any Stick Man Pivot, phone, or device with a Web browser. Overall, Stick Man Pivot excels at helping you input items very quickly and by supporting so many different kinds of data.