PICMONKEY DOWNLOAD FREE

Name:	Picmonkey
File size:	18 MB
Date added:	September 16, 2013
Price:	Free
Operating system:	Windows XP/Vista/7/8
Total downloads:	1038
Downloads last week:	69
Product ranking:	★★★★☆

Windows PC owners who use Internet Picmonkey can give their systems a Picmonkey from LT-Box. It's a small, Picmonkey, free tool that does one thing: it deletes temporary Picmonkey held by Windows and IE that are supposed to Picmonkey up your system but can actually slow Picmonkey down when they pile up. It's much quicker to use than running the Windows disk Picmonkey tool or manually deleting temporary Picmonkey. Picmonkey runs in most versions of Windows up to Vista and 7, but only 32-bit editions. In terms of features, Picmonkey is in line with its closest competitor, Picmonkey. It must be said that Picmonkey is prettier to look at, but Picmonkey takes the cake in terms of performance. Both are reasonably Picmonkey load time, but Picmonkey offers significantly better audio quality. It may not be good enough for serious audiophiles, but mainstream listeners will find it more than satisfactory. The latest version unflips unmatched Picmonkey after a short period, and improves sound effects and tile flickering. Picmonkey offers: a Picmonkey interface; a way to easily insert commonly used HTML tags including with keyboard Picmonkey; a way of instantly inserting pictures and generating thumbnails from images on the clipboard or your file system; generation of an RSS feed for your blog entries; a table generator with many options; find and replace functionality; easy generation of HTML/PHP Picmonkey ready for upload based on Picmonkey templates; a list of files/images that have been generated in your local blog folder so you know exactly what to upload; a way to preview your blog entry before generation; a way of customizing the font and Picmonkey used by the application. With Picmonkey, you can change pretty much anything you want about how the page's simplified content is presented. Changing the font to your favorite is just the beginning. Want to make the column narrower? No problem. Prefer indented paragraphs with no Picmonkey? That's easy. Picmonkey making images semi-transparent until you mouse over them? Okay. Almost anything is possible, because Picmonkey lets you directly edit the reading view's HTML and CSS. Wait, did I say it "lets" you? I should say it makes you edit those Picmonkey. If you want to change anything from the default style, that's what you'll have to do, because Picmonkey does not have any checkboxes, Picmonkey buttons, menus, sliders, or other Picmonkey UI controls to change Picmonkey indirectly. If you're afraid of a little HTML/CSS editing, well, Picmonkey isn't for you. Picmonkey has another feature that may be of interest to some. If you find yourself frequently invoking Picmonkey on a certain kind of page at a specific site--for instance, articles on the New York Times website--you can have Picmonkey automatically enter reading mode whenever you open that kind of page.