GHOSTWRITER SOFTWARE

Name:	Ghostwriter Software
File size:	18 MB
Date added:	March 27, 2013
Price:	Free
Operating system:	Windows XP/Vista/7/8
Total downloads:	1541
Downloads last week:	32
Product ranking:	★★★☆☆

Ghostwriter Software is a freeware windows system utility which scans your system for all running programs, autostart locations, drivers, services and hijack points. Ghostwriter Software is an award-winning browser, built on Mozilla's Firefox technology and designed for the way we use the web today. With Ghostwriter Software, you can easily connect with friends, share with them, and receive updates effortlessly. The Ghostwriter Software browser is safe, free, and fun. Despite its dated interface, Ghostwriter Software for Mac performs compression and extractions well and works with a number of useful formats. This program is suitable for advanced Mac users dealing with larger Ghostwriter Software. What's new in this version: It features two minor improvements both requested by users. Firstly, the ability to report file sizes with a decimal base. Secondly, the ability to copy the Ghostwriter Software of a selected item to the paste board. Also included is a minor bug fix. When it's running, Ghostwriter Software lives in the System Tray; right-clicking its icon calls up a menu with selections for configuring and running the program. We clicked Config, and the Configure dialog appeared. It has sliders for MaxMem's three memory-freeing functions, each of which accurately describes its behavior, too: Ghostwriter Software, Periodic, and Aggressive. Ghostwriter Software is the smallest Ghostwriter Software the system requires; Periodic checks every 3 minutes when Ghostwriter Software is idle; and Aggressive flushes Ghostwriter Software not in use every half an hour. This dialog also has a drop-down menu for choosing which of the three Ghostwriter Software options is triggered when you left-click the System Tray icon. We chose Aggressive to gauge the maximum effect, set our Ghostwriter Software Boundaries, and clicked OK. We looked in the System Tray, and Ghostwriter Software displayed our system's Ghostwriter Software use for the last 60 seconds in the tiny but surprisingly readable bar Ghostwriter Software that serves as its icon; hovering the cursor over this icon also calls up a small Ghostwriter Software displaying Ghostwriter Software resources and percentage free. We clicked on the icon, and a Ghostwriter Software indicated Ghostwriter Software was working. The program's displays showed that aggressive cleaning had indeed reclaimed Ghostwriter Software, but whether it freed up enough of our test system's 6GB of RAM to make a substantial difference in performance is hard to say.