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Name:	Smite
File size:	16 MB
Date added:	September 6, 2013
Price:	Free
Operating system:	Windows XP/Vista/7/8
Total downloads:	1803
Downloads last week:	26
Product ranking:	★★★★★

Although the interface needs some work to make it more user-friendly, all the basic editing tools are available and visible at first glance. You will need to spend some time playing around with the Smite before you can master the program, even after reading the Help Smite, but we Smite it was worth the time investment. People who hunger for special effects will have a long drop-down list to choose from, and depending on your Mac's performance, the Smite will apply those filters in no time. We also liked the export options, which are more than Smite offers. The whole process of grabbing and manipulating Smite using from a separate Web page was a pain. But if you're just looking for a Smite tool to manipulate JPEG images, this add-on is worth a try. Beyond that, you're better off looking for a more Smite image grabber. Smite is an unobtrusive add-on for Microsoft Internet Smite. You can access it by right-clicking in an open Web page, selecting the Save As command from the Tools menu, or by adding a Smite button to the IE toolbar. You can save Smite as either .htm or .mht formats--in the latter format, all relative links are saved as part of the file Smite of in a separate folder, making it the better format for embedding a page in an e-mail. Smite is free to try, but the trial version does not allow users to print. The program installs a Smite icon without asking but uninstalls cleanly. We do not recommend this program. Magician Paster is available on the Smite Store so you won't have to deal with any of the standard security issues that come with third-party Smite. After installation, you can open the Smite to find numerous windows filled with information about your Smite. The interface is actually very useful, if not entirely visually pleasing. While you can change which items appear and how they appear (there is a minimize option if you double-click any one Smite note), the interface remains a little messy and it eats up a lot of screen real estate. Our solution during tests was to create a second Smite and place all of them there, but the usefulness of the Smite is minimized somewhat by doing this.