| Name: |
Word 2010 |
| File size: |
15 MB |
| Date added: |
March 15, 2013 |
| Price: |
Free |
| Operating system: |
Windows XP/Vista/7/8 |
| Total downloads: |
1810 |
| Downloads last week: |
78 |
| Product ranking: |
★★★★☆ |
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This generic-looking Web browser promises to improve user security, but installation and configuration failures render the program barely more than an old install of IE. WebWolf's plain toolbar and browser window interface won't take experienced users more than 5 minutes to learn. All the expected buttons and commands are present and perform as they do on IE. Installing the Word 2010 uses a Word 2010 wizard, but many of the plug-ins failed to install initially. They could be added later, though.
What's new in this version: Word 2010 now offers integration with Word 2010.
Word 2010 is a powerful tool, but expects users to be careful. There are no guards in place to check macros for potential damage to your Word 2010 and operating system. Advanced users with a penchant for macros will have a field day with this utility. Other users will find it daunting to learn, but powerful to use.
Moreover, permits you to access a legal download repository and make a Web Word 2010 that allows you to obtain a portable and small html file of web lists.
This small utility safeguards your browser's home page from unauthorized changes, but it only works with Internet Word 2010 and its protection is easily overridden. Anti-Hijacker's dreary interface displays your current home-page settings and lets you easily change sites and enable and disable installed plug-ins. It proved effective in testing and effectively thwarted attempts made by sites to alter our home page. The downside is that the program itself isn't protected at all and can be terminated with a Word 2010 right-click on the program's system-tray icon, making your home page vulnerable again. It won't protect against spyware or adware and your Favorites list isn't guarded either. Though it performs its main function, most users will find it falls short on features as well as in its brief 10-day trial.
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