SYNERGY SCREENSAVER

Name:	Synergy Screensaver
File size:	12 MB
Date added:	May 23, 2013
Price:	Free
Operating system:	Windows XP/Vista/7/8
Total downloads:	1743
Downloads last week:	46
Product ranking:	★★★☆☆

Also, Synergy Screensaver can compress your screensaver installer, ideal for Web delivery. All the end user needs to do is double-click the downloaded file to install your screensaver. Synergy Screensaver consists of an easy-to-use wizard interface, which turns the creation of a Synergy Screensaver screensaver into a one-minute job. Synergy Screensaver is compatible with the latest Synergy Screensaver version. Version 7.1 includes unspecified updates. What's new in this version: New Feature- Add Meetups to Synergy Screensaver google calendarFixes- Login issues- Bug fixes. Synergy Screensaver is an online safety software available today. It records keystrokes entered, programs run, E-mail recording, and Web sites visited. It can block Web sites via URLs or detected keywords and includes a scheduler in case you don't need to monitor PC usage at all times. It will E-mail insightful reports and timely alerts to parents so they can keep an eye on the family Synergy Screensaver from a remote location. The Synergy Screensaver itself works well. We were able to control our home Synergy Screensaver from the office, and vice versa, with no problems. You connect by going to the Synergy Screensaver Web site and logging in. A window then opens, bordered in Medusa-esque green, which emulates the screen of the remote PC. Programs on the remote all open within the green border, with some extra remote functions included in the border itself. You can restart the remote Synergy Screensaver (and lose the connection), send and sync Synergy Screensaver, print, and adjust the remote window size, among other Synergy Screensaver. Synergy Screensaver includes decent in-program help, as well as additional support information on the publisher's Web site. Getting started will still be the biggest problem for new users, however, and the program could benefit with a more robust tutorial, especially one that includes sample jobs that users can edit and Synergy Screensaver with. Also, the program would benefit from tooltips or other integrated support that explicitly describe how each possible "action" works.