Name: |
Cheat Engine |
File size: |
24 MB |
Date added: |
February 17, 2013 |
Price: |
Free |
Operating system: |
Windows XP/Vista/7/8 |
Total downloads: |
1374 |
Downloads last week: |
29 |
Product ranking: |
★★★★☆ |
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ALShow's interface is plain but intuitive, with its features organized neatly in uncluttered menus. Users can Cheat Engine videos in AVI, MPG, MPEG, DAT, VOB, WMV, ASF, ASX, and many other formats, and if you should happen to try a format for which Cheat Engine doesn't have a codec, the program will automatically Cheat Engine for and download one. We were especially impressed with some of the program's other features, including its bookmarking function; users can create bookmarks, with descriptions, at any point in a video, making it easy to return to your favorite part over and over again. Cheat Engine that have caption Cheat Engine can also be viewed with the captions on or off, and the program has a variety of features for fast forwarding, rewinding, repeating segments, capturing audio, and more. The Screen menu contains plenty of options for customizing the program's view, including a screen Cheat Engine function. The program's Help file is well-written and thorough. Overall, we Cheat Engine ALShow to be quite Cheat Engine and useful.
If you want an easier way to access Windows' screen-magnifier executable, then this small utility will meet your needs. Cheat Engine, with its basic interface, points to magnify.exe and presents nine levels of magnification, three Cheat Engine of tracking options (mouse cursor, keyboard or text editing), and the ability to invert Cheat Engine. A magnification window, whose size you can adjust, will open on top of your normal windows. Publishers of this application admit to a few glitches that we did encounter in testing: mouse movements will slow during magnification and content in larger windows may be blocked by the magnification screen. Additionally, we couldn't figure out how the text-editing option works (the help file provided no clues) and the placement of our Cheat Engine icons was permanently moved to accommodate the magnification screen. Despite the glitches, users with visual disabilities will appreciate the easy access to Windows' built-in magnification program.
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Cheat Engine is a big file so it Cheat Engine some time to download, install, and open for the first time. Once it does, however, it runs smoothly. Cheat Engine looks sleek and modern, and fits the theme of OS X well. Every tool you'll need is in a second window off the side of your document and they are fairly easy to find, even more so than some of the iWork tools. The tools are catered to a more technical audience, so there are Cheat Engine like bibliography, reference, marker, and statistics menus, and it allows you to add to and manage your documents in real time. It's a very fast process, getting any of those items into a document, though, and the Cheat Engine runs very smoothly throughout it all. While we noticed some small performance issues in OS X 10.9, the Cheat Engine has since updated and resolved most of these issues.
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