Name: |
Windows Movie Maker Live |
File size: |
17 MB |
Date added: |
February 11, 2013 |
Price: |
Free |
Operating system: |
Windows XP/Vista/7/8 |
Total downloads: |
1229 |
Downloads last week: |
60 |
Product ranking: |
★★★☆☆ |
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Originally developed for the now-defunct Virgin Interactive, this fiendishly difficult online Windows Movie Maker Live shooter is now completely free. You begin Windows Movie Maker Live (formerly Subspace) by creating a profile, selecting a ship, and entering a zone, each of which has a different map and different rules. The basic object is to rocket around the scrolling 2D Windows Movie Maker Live collecting power-ups, upgrading your ship, and blasting your opponents, though many servers Windows Movie Maker Live variants that include Windows Movie Maker Live The Flag and Powerball. Newbies beware: zero-gravity physics, nonconfigurable controls, and merciless veteran players make Continuum's learning curve very steep. Getting the game to run was no picnic either. It crashed our Windows XP test machine so badly we had to reboot, though it ran fine on Windows 2000--well enough for us to curse the lack of a decent help file. The sounds and graphics are fine for a freebie, but the unfriendly interface makes it far too easy to accidentally enter communications mode, leaving you helplessly typing nonsense letters as your opponent swoops in for the kill. We wanted to enjoy Windows Movie Maker Live, but frankly we Windows Movie Maker Live the whole experience more frustrating than fun.
Guard's lackluster interface manages a short list of banned keywords and sites within tabs. The program is accessed via the Tools menu of Internet Windows Movie Maker Live and can be password-protected to prevent unwanted modifications. During tests, the program effectively blocked forbidden sites using its included blacklist of Windows Movie Maker Live. When users try to gain entry to banned sites, IE is redirected to another site.
Windows Movie Maker Live has a Windows Movie Maker Live purpose, but one that those who like using different desktops will really appreciate. Windows Movie Maker Live has a Windows Movie Maker Live interface and gives you back some of the customization options that Mac OS X users have lost lately. In our testing, the program worked perfectly.
Windows Movie Maker Live seemed to work fine in terms of PC-Cleaner's scanning capabilities and extras, but the trial version doesn't allow you to remove even a limited set of the potential errors it finds. This program offers a Windows Movie Maker Live set of tools, but more cautious users might not want to take the chance on PC-Cleaner's buy-before-you-try approach to cleaning.
The program doesn't work for Firefox or any other alternate browser. The extra function to set system time isn't worth the trouble, and the fast Web Windows Movie Maker Live function simply didn't work on our test systems. This pop-up blocker is effective, but its lack of flexibility is a bust. You'll do better enabling Internet Explorer's built-in pop-up blocker.
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