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4th January 2008, 12:09
Adisasta WinMobile Lens Pro.v2 Build.4115 XScale.WM2003.Incl.Keygen.Patch-COREPDA
WinMobile Lens is a simple yet very powerful virtual magnifying lens for Windows Mobile. Sharing a very small foot print, WinMobile Lens is fast and extremely easy to use. WinMobile Lens grasps your device's real time screen at the moment it is activated, and allows you to zoom in any part of the captured screen using pre-defined shapes. The magnified screen can then be scrolled around by dragging the stylus or move around using the navigation keys. By default, releasing the stylus will immediately close the application, but you can set the auto exit feature off which enables you to have more control of the magnified area. The magnified screen is magnified into stretch area with actual pixels.
[Only registered and activated users can see links]
By default, releasing the stylus will immediately close the application, but you can set the auto exit feature off which enables you to have more control of the magnified area. The magnified screen is magnified into stretch area with actual pixels.
WinMobile Lens is a simple yet very powerful virtual magnifying lens for Windows Mobile. Sharing a very small foot print, WinMobile Lens is fast and extremely easy to use. WinMobile Lens grasps your device's real time screen at the moment it is activated, and allows you to zoom in any part of the captured screen using pre-defined shapes. The magnified screen can then be scrolled around by dragging the stylus or move around using the navigation keys. By default, releasing the stylus will immediately close the application, but you can set the auto exit feature off which enables you to have more control of the magnified area. The magnified screen is magnified into stretch area with actual pixels.
[Only registered and activated users can see links]
By default, releasing the stylus will immediately close the application, but you can set the auto exit feature off which enables you to have more control of the magnified area. The magnified screen is magnified into stretch area with actual pixels.