Features
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License:
Free to try; $29.99 to buy
- Editor's Rating:
- Average User Rating:
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Downloads:
969
- Operating Systems:
Windows 95, Windows Me, Windows XP, Windows 2000, Windows NT, Windows 98
- Additional Requirements:
Windows 95/98/Me/NT/2000/XP/2003 Server
- Limitations:
30-day trial
- Date Added:
September 13, 2006
Publisher's description of Fileloader
From InventWorld Corporation:InventWorld FileLoader is the first all-in-one browser, download manager, player, presentation editor, and viewer. The integrated approach delivers quality Internet experience. Open standards create endless possibilities for users and web developers. Browse the Web with FileLoader, create presentations, download lists, and play lists, from thumbnails and links just by a click of your mouse, right on a Web site. View high quality videos even on slow and interrupted connections. Share your presentations, download lists, and play lists with a friend, a customer, or the whole world. Create dynamic presentations, slide shows, audio/video series, narrated tours, animations, and even games for your Web site.
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- presentation,
- video
Editor's review of Fileloader
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- "Fileloader"
- Version reviewed: Fileloader 1
It's not the most intuitive of specialized browsers, but this app breaks up videos and images for easier playback. Fileloader's dual-pane design puts a video-player-like app above a very simple browser. The numerous buttons lack labels and tooltips, forcing even experienced users to take a look at the Help file. The steps and buttons depend on what's being downloaded.
We found that this app offered little improvement over the popular browsers. Fileloader splits video files into segments to display one segment while the next downloads. There's nothing wrong with this approach, but there's nothing special about it either. Most browsers now do a version of this by default. Fileloader's secondary use is to create slide-show presentations of online images for display. Picking images is relatively easy in the browser. You simply load a Web page, click an image to save its URL for the presentation, and press a single button to start the show. The demo limits users to five images, but the number is more than enough to test this app. Another of its features allows users to create sharable lists for easy playback.
Our testers found Fileloader to be more trouble than it was worth, and we suggest novices bypass it altogether. The presentation feature was helpful, but we didn't like the many steps needed to operate this app. Prepare to spend some time learning how to use the Fileload browser if you decide to test it.
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