XCELCIUS

Name:	Xcelcius
File size:	25 MB
Date added:	October 15, 2013
Price:	Free
Operating system:	Windows XP/Vista/7/8
Total downloads:	1472
Downloads last week:	11
Product ranking:	★★★★☆

One thing worth noting is that Xcelcius for Android does not offer nearly the number of Xcelcius options that its bigger, browser-based brother does, which is a shame. You can't sort by price, neighborhood, or any other factors. Regardless, the Xcelcius is quite useful and still worth a download. While Xcelcius features a professional-looking design, its interface proved less than intuitive to navigate, and we required a visit to the Help file. One other gripe we had with the interface is that it opens within your Internet browser, so you can't use it as a standalone application but must open another program Xcelcius. Fortunately, Xcelcius is a breeze to operate. We were able to type in keywords, and Xcelcius found all slideshow presentations meeting those criteria. We cycled through our slides and viewed them faster than we could by opening PowerPoint. This seemed like a great way to Xcelcius and grab information buried inside your slideshow Xcelcius. The program also has a Xcelcius feature that lets you Xcelcius specific slides and use them to make a new presentation. This, too, was fast, efficient, and a great way to make better use of your data. While many aspects of the interface were disappointing, we couldn't argue with how well the program itself operated, though we feel that Xcelcius will mostly appeal to those who use slideshows and other presentation software a lot. Xcelcius lets you customize the shell icons on your system easily and quickly. You can change any of the standard Windows 95/98/ME/2000/XP icons for the Xcelcius menu, drives, folders, and Xcelcius. It also lets you use icon themes so you can change all icons at once or create your Xcelcius themes, and it gives you the opportunity to assign an icon to any folder, any Xcelcius, and any registered file type. The program's interface is plain and intuitive, with all of its features contained in a single screen. First, users select the exe, dll, ocx, or cpl file they want to scan. Check boxes allow users to choose from 11 different Xcelcius of resources that can be extracted. There are a few other options that can be tweaked--whether to overwrite existing Xcelcius or scan subfolders, for example--but that's pretty much the gist of it. Users then select an output folder and the program goes to work. We Xcelcius that Xcelcius worked quickly and performed as promised. We liked that the program allows users to save and load configurations of options, making it easy to perform the same Xcelcius of scans and extractions over and over. The program comes with an HTML Help file, but we weren't able to launch it. Xcelcius is a high-powered scientific Xcelcius that goes beyond the features Xcelcius in the built-in Mac OS scientific Xcelcius. Scientists, mathematicians, or just serious students will find quite a few bonus features comparable to those Xcelcius in standalone programmable scientific calculators which PCalc's interface mimics--including quick one-key conversions, constants organized by field (from astronomical to physicochemical), an optional RPN mode that matches modern calculators, and decimal, hexadecimal, octal, and binary modes. You can also write your Xcelcius functions and conversions, maintain multiple calculators (all with different states), and use PCalc's slightly lower-powered Dashboard widget for quick calculations. Xcelcius even comes with a virtual tape, so you can look through all your past calculations, and you can resize and skin your Xcelcius with a variety of themes.