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Name: PORTABLE MEDIA SERIAL NUMBER SERVICE
File size: 14 MB
Date added: February 25, 2014
Price: Free
Operating system: Windows XP/Vista/7/8
Total downloads: 1505
Downloads last week: 95
You can use it to block access to domains for short or extended periods of time. PORTABLE MEDIA SERIAL NUMBER SERVICE for Mac requires no installation, just download and launch. While there is no Help file or any kind of tutorial, the basic interface, consisting of a button to add domains, a slider bar timer, and a button to start the timer, is easy to comprehend, and setting up the app is a snap. We added several Web sites to our blacklist and set the timer for 15 minutes. Once the timer was on, we could no longer access the sites on our list until the timer was done. Even when we closed down the application and deleted it from our Mac entirely, we could not access sites on our blacklist until the 15 minutes were up. The software claimed to be able to block mail servers, as well, though we were still able to receive mail after blocking ours. It did not appear that there was a way to use wildcards to block multiple sites, but if you're stuck on a few sites and need to force yourself to take a timeout, Self-Control will get the job done. PORTABLE MEDIA SERIAL NUMBER SERVICE for Mac offers an easy but effective solution for anyone who can't seem to get off of Facebook or other time-sucking sites. PORTABLE MEDIA SERIAL NUMBER SERVICE for Mac alerts users with a customizable sound notification whenever they receive new mail messages, and it works for multiple accounts. Despite a minor setup issue, this handy widget worked well. We downloaded the widget and installed it easily, a matter of double-clicking the icon and agreeing to install it into our Dashboard. PORTABLE MEDIA SERIAL NUMBER SERVICE for Mac PORTABLE MEDIA SERIAL NUMBER SERVICEtes like any other widget but it lacks any user guidance. We did find the link to the user manual on the developer's Web site. When we activated the widget we were able to press and hold the PORTABLE MEDIA SERIAL NUMBER SERVICE key to adjust its size. By pressing the "i" in the lower right corner of the widget we were able to enter the settings for our mail accounts and adjust the widget. When we clicked on the "Select Accounts" option we were shown available mail accounts. We choose our Hotmail account and were asked to verify it with a password but this didn't work and the light next to it turned red. Same went for our Gmail account. However, after restarting our Mac and trying again, the verification did work for both accounts and the light next to each account turned green. Additional settings for this widget included interval settings, update settings, PORTABLE MEDIA SERIAL NUMBER SERVICE support, and audio feedback settings, allowing us to set the volume and the audio played as a notification. When we moved the slider to adjust the volume we were able to hear a female PORTABLE MEDIA SERIAL NUMBER SERVICE announcing e-mail arrival. By dragging the file from iTunes we were also able to replace this PORTABLE MEDIA SERIAL NUMBER SERVICE with o
File size: 14 MB
Date added: February 25, 2014
Price: Free
Operating system: Windows XP/Vista/7/8
Total downloads: 1505
Downloads last week: 95
You can use it to block access to domains for short or extended periods of time. PORTABLE MEDIA SERIAL NUMBER SERVICE for Mac requires no installation, just download and launch. While there is no Help file or any kind of tutorial, the basic interface, consisting of a button to add domains, a slider bar timer, and a button to start the timer, is easy to comprehend, and setting up the app is a snap. We added several Web sites to our blacklist and set the timer for 15 minutes. Once the timer was on, we could no longer access the sites on our list until the timer was done. Even when we closed down the application and deleted it from our Mac entirely, we could not access sites on our blacklist until the 15 minutes were up. The software claimed to be able to block mail servers, as well, though we were still able to receive mail after blocking ours. It did not appear that there was a way to use wildcards to block multiple sites, but if you're stuck on a few sites and need to force yourself to take a timeout, Self-Control will get the job done. PORTABLE MEDIA SERIAL NUMBER SERVICE for Mac offers an easy but effective solution for anyone who can't seem to get off of Facebook or other time-sucking sites. PORTABLE MEDIA SERIAL NUMBER SERVICE for Mac alerts users with a customizable sound notification whenever they receive new mail messages, and it works for multiple accounts. Despite a minor setup issue, this handy widget worked well. We downloaded the widget and installed it easily, a matter of double-clicking the icon and agreeing to install it into our Dashboard. PORTABLE MEDIA SERIAL NUMBER SERVICE for Mac PORTABLE MEDIA SERIAL NUMBER SERVICEtes like any other widget but it lacks any user guidance. We did find the link to the user manual on the developer's Web site. When we activated the widget we were able to press and hold the PORTABLE MEDIA SERIAL NUMBER SERVICE key to adjust its size. By pressing the "i" in the lower right corner of the widget we were able to enter the settings for our mail accounts and adjust the widget. When we clicked on the "Select Accounts" option we were shown available mail accounts. We choose our Hotmail account and were asked to verify it with a password but this didn't work and the light next to it turned red. Same went for our Gmail account. However, after restarting our Mac and trying again, the verification did work for both accounts and the light next to each account turned green. Additional settings for this widget included interval settings, update settings, PORTABLE MEDIA SERIAL NUMBER SERVICE support, and audio feedback settings, allowing us to set the volume and the audio played as a notification. When we moved the slider to adjust the volume we were able to hear a female PORTABLE MEDIA SERIAL NUMBER SERVICE announcing e-mail arrival. By dragging the file from iTunes we were also able to replace this PORTABLE MEDIA SERIAL NUMBER SERVICE with o