Quick View Plus Standard Edition (32-Bit) for Windows

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• Quick View Plus 11 Trial Download 32-Bit

  christuckerSeptember 16, 2011

  Pros

  + uses Viewer Technology 8.x.x of Oracle Outside In Technology Downloads<br />+ views many document types<br />+ small fingerprint on hard disk drive<br />+ stable application, doesnt crash

  Cons

  - slow rendering<br />- expensive. there are free viewers like ulister which use the identical Oracle Outside In Technology, for free!<br />- i hate annoying trial installations

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• swing and a miss.

  hflanaganbostonAugust 6, 2010

  Pros

  none - doesn't work.

  Cons

  failware. avoid.

  Summary

  I think they hit the nail on the head. the application's IE integration reminds you of how many days you have left in your trial before running - what a wonderful feature. It locks up ie8. I can't use this software with my web based lit support app axcelerate even with axcelerate's integration. do not want.

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• Didn't work on the first file I tried.

  starrymApril 10, 2010

  Pros

  Seems to be able to view many types of files.

  Cons

  Couldn't open the first file I wanted to look at. Keeps bugging you to get the paid version and telling you how much longer you can try it out.

  Summary

  Not sure this is worth the effort if you already have ways of opening most files. It also seems to want to take over opening files which I can already open with other programs.

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• Does its job

  eduardomchlFebruary 14, 2010

  Pros

  I only downloaded it to open some files and it did it perfectly. It even allowed me print.

  Cons

  The con is that you can't copy pictures from the file you're viewing, only the text.

  Summary

  It's a good program, fast and efficient.

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• I like Quick View Plus very much.

  BrownJH7803December 12, 2009

  Pros

  I need a version for Windows Vista. I have down loadded QVP10Ten.exe. when I double click on this file I seeem to get sidetracked into CNET. How do I run this copy of Quick View Plus? Thank quick View

  Cons

  I have no cons

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• Once installed, it prevented me accessing the internet

  maryann_30July 30, 2009

  Pros

  Nothing, its horrible, it wasted one hour of my life, made me very nervours and broke my computer

  Cons

  It took control of my computer, I could do nothing at all.

  Summary

  Once I uninstalled it, everything went back to normal. I'd stay away.

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• This is a brilliant product and Version 10 even better!

  sagnelliMay 2, 2009

  Pros

  Don't have to open outlook to view my .msg files Can view just about any file I need to view without buying special software.

  Cons

  The price of $49

  Summary

  I have used this product since 1995 when it was owned/marketed by INSO. I think it is Version 4 and I have been grateful to have used it all these years. It has saved me a lot of hassles and money. I am trying Version 10 for a few days and so far it has been better than I thought.

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• Bloated, slow, no .XPS file support. A disappointment.

  Pohokano-ORJanuary 10, 2009

  Pros

  Nothing at all

  Cons

  Used earlier versions of QuickView and liked it. But this new version took forever to load, wouldn't open files I needed, and within a few days ended up repeatedly locking up my system (a fresh install of XP SP3), requiring a reset/cold boot.

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• 16-bit windows program can't run on my xp sp2 pc

  RWELLAugust 18, 2008

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• Getting better every version. Still a 2 thumbs up program.

  disenchanted2005April 23, 2008

  Pros

  -Have been using Quick view plus since version 6. <p>(I have tried others like Enteractive's "File Viewer" <p>but still like QVP the best). <p>- From Version 6, I went to Version 8.0 <p>- Now purchasing Version 10. <p>-I can't say that I have (personally) found any file it could NOT open. <p>- friends give me their old files to "open" for them; for the Apps they lost their installation discs or CD's to.

  Cons

  - I used the download option when I bought <p>Version 8.0. Had some issues with the downloaded <p>EXE not running setup (it would crash, like when a download was not quite completed). <p>- I am opting for the CD this time. <p> - one, they'll have my name/address on file as a registered buyer/user. <p> - two, I'll have a backup CD, "when" my hard drive eventually dies. [It's never "if" it dies, but "when". <p>All mechanical and/or electro-mechanical things eventually bite the dust]

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