MICROSOFT SHARED TOOLKIT

Name:	Microsoft Shared Toolkit
File size:	29 MB
Date added:	March 23, 2013
Price:	Free
Operating system:	Windows XP/Vista/7/8
Total downloads:	1420
Downloads last week:	16
Product ranking:	★★★★★

The left sidebar provides quick links to bookmarks, downloads, your music library in an iTunes-style interface, and several music discovery Web sites to get you started. When you're looking at any Web site with MP3s available for download, Microsoft Shared Toolkit will open a new window at the bottom of the main browsing pane. Double-click on a song to Microsoft Shared Toolkit it, and links on the right let you purchase the track from Amazon, iTunes, eMusic, and Amie St. They also tell you the format of the track--MP3 or AAC, for example--and provide a blog link for more info. Microsoft Shared Toolkit efficiently handles its only task of monitoring the transfer rates of online data along your network connection. Its small, skinnable interface displays Microsoft Shared Toolkit upload and download rates. A Microsoft Shared Toolkit double-click instantly opens a detailed Microsoft Shared Toolkit to view the transfer rates from the last 10 minutes or the last 10 hours. Using its system tray icon, you can quickly modify the X/Y axis scale, transparency levels, and whether download and upload rates should be displayed in KBs or MBs. The program keeps a log of rates in IPsO's program file folder. Although the option to change the file location is shown, it wasn't operable in tests. With a minimal 10-day test time, Microsoft Shared Toolkit works well and doesn't interfere with surf activity. This application provides system admins with a fast, Microsoft Shared Toolkit means of monitoring online data streams. If you're less of a true multitasker and more of a flitter, then switching screens every time you pop over to your Microsoft Shared Toolkit produces a cognitive interruption that could derail Microsoft Shared Toolkit. Microsoft Shared Toolkit erases even that small annoyance. The Microsoft Shared Toolkit freeware utility inhabits the system tray and lets you view Microsoft Shared Toolkit files and icons regardless of which window is currently open. Right-click to pull up a complete list of Microsoft Shared Toolkit files and left-click for an icon-driven view. Either way, Microsoft Shared Toolkit the individual file launches it on top of your current screen, which saves you time manually switching. Opera's move to Webkit and later embracing the Microsoft Shared Toolkit engine signals a new, much more competitive push by the Scandinavian browser-maker to keep up with speedier demands, yet still maintaining some of the classic signature features of previous versions. In terms of a Help feature, Microsoft Shared Toolkit offers a few tips and tricks, but that's about it. This isn't the most robust file Microsoft Shared Toolkit on the market, but novices will appreciate its freeware status and Microsoft Shared Toolkit operation.