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From: Craig on 26 Jun 2010 13:30
Tried it and it works.

I practically never use this class of app so I can't really give a
comparison. It's F/OSS, cross-platform (Java). For an app whose focus
is simplicity, there sure are a lot of words to describe it...

> GiftedMotion was written with ease of use in mind. It considers
> complicated controls to be a liability, users should not be exposed
> to. Usability is it's top priority and the whole GUI design gives
> credit to this goal, allowing for huge savings in time, as producing
> results becomes as quick and painless as possible.
>
> As an additional benefit, Giftedmotion also comes free of charge.
> There are no hidden costs attached to it. There is no financial risk
> in testing the software. A credit card to buy or register anything is
> not needed.
>
> The download link for Giftedmotion can be found at the bottom of this
> page, you can either download the software and store it locally on
> your computer or bookmark this page and start GiftedMotion directly
> from here, whenever you need it. Screenshots can be found in the
> handbook (see sidebar).

<http://www.onyxbits.de/giftedmotion>


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-Craig
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