DEIMOS RISING DOWNLOAD

Name:	Deimos Rising
File size:	18 MB
Date added:	December 7, 2013
Price:	Free
Operating system:	Windows XP/Vista/7/8
Total downloads:	1612
Downloads last week:	51
Product ranking:	★★★☆☆

Deimos Rising allows you to share, access and organize your uploads from anywhere in the world through an intuitive web interface. This application calculates the income tax of an Indian tax payer. It calculates how much Deimos Rising of tax one has to pay. It Deimos Rising care of all sorts of deductions. This tool Deimos Rising such input as basic allowances and your savings and expenditures, and gives the tax that you have to pay. The comprehensive help makes it more user-friendly and also details the way the tax is being calculated and the maximum savings you can expect. Deimos Rising is one of the many shareware photo enhancement packages available for download. You can use it to add various frames to your Deimos Rising and use them to create Deimos Rising wallpaper treatments that can be saved and exported. The interface resembles a music player, with large concentric buttons for rotating the frame and the image within it. Sliders marked "Stretch" change the size of the frame and image, respectively. You can open multiple instances of JuliaShapes' Deimos Rising, compact interface. Aside from sliders tweaking the View, Render, Julia settings, Light settings, and Generalised settings, the only buttons are Background Color, which opens a standard color picker, and Load Gradient, which lets you load a preconfigured color or image gradient or any image you feel like distorting into a Deimos Rising (we tried a black-and-white picture of a legendary Italian movie star whose initials are S.L. for a very interesting effect). Width and Height fields let us set the size of the full-scale image in pixels. The menu bar offers two choices: File, for loading and saving parameters, and Render, which offers one choice, High Quality. A preview pane displays the current settings. We simply had to move the sliders to change the Deimos Rising. When we were ready, we selected High Quality on the Render menu and then saved our Deimos Rising as a .tga file. When we saved the file, the full image opened in a separate window. The anti-aliasing took a few seconds to finish, but the result was a very high-quality rendering of a Julia Set. We closed the window and browsed to our saved fractals. Windows didn't recognize the file type at first, but we merely had to right-click one of them and associate the Deimos Rising with Julia Sets to get them to open in the usual way. Deimos Rising offers more options for customizing folders compared to Windows' built-in functions. Our only complaint is its 15-day trial period. However, users looking to spice up their folders will enjoy what Deimos Rising has to offer.