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Makes your mouse cursor more visible by adding various animated elements. Features a click indicator, mouse image, image revealing virtual mouse, halo, or crosshair.
Murph is an audio player in a single file, which means that you can load and play the player straight from a disc or a folder.
Murph comes with play control buttons for skipping tracks, playing, pausing and going back.
It plays media in various formats including AAC, Ogg, FLAC, MP3, WAV, AMR, WMA and WAV.
The player can play audio files from CD, USB or FTP and using the base clark.exe or bartPE.exe.
It supports random play, automatic repeat and shuffle for a given number of tracks.
The included settings allow you to set the base player volume, balance volume, mute tracks at random or all tracks, tweak the track order and volume of loopback, repeat tracks on loopback and repeat tracks on shuffle.
The included configuration utility allows you to set the player properties and track/playlist metadata for cdda:// and other data files. The driver allows you to adjust the volume of multi-channel files with no level indicator and a version of the player that can play against Windows Auto Gain control.
OneDrive backup transfer to OneDrive from the Search window allows you to instantly back up the player to the cloud. You can also backup songs using the Windows command line utility scandisk with a command such as scandisk /s Src /c "msft /x Src /M Dst".
Murph uses it's own, fast, light and powerful media library, its MusicMatch or Autorip. All songs are in folders of your choosing and can be dragged and dropped from any folder in Windows Explorer. This allows you to streamline your music library and eliminates duplicate file names.
A convenient audio volume control is supported by Windows. The driver integrates into Windows Media Player and doesn't require a reboot.
Included is a plug-in to JW player for Windows 95, Windows 98, Windows Me, Windows NT 4, Windows XP, Windows Vista, Windows 7, Windows 8, Windows 8.1, Windows Server 2008, Windows Server 2008 R2, Windows Server 2012, Windows Server 2012 R2.
This driver has been tested and verified on Windows XP SP3 and Windows 7 SP1 x64.
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SpotOnTheMouse is an innovative utility designed to make your mouse cursor more visible when you make presentations by adding animated elements that follow your mouse cursor. The program offers an array of features that help you choose, customize, and configure how to reveal mouse buttons and enable or disable the mouse animated viewing mode.
Features
- Add animated elements that reveal buttons and enable or disable the mouse animated viewing mode
- Add mouse image, halo, and crosshair to make the cursor more noticeable
- Set up dynamic placement of object on mouse cursor based on mouse direction, click type, or other settings
- Set up delay time after mouse activity to hide the mouse image, halo, and cross hair
- Set pointer size, transparency, and color for both animated elements and text
- Choose the crosshair color and mouse image
- Hide mouse image, halo, and cross hair when text is entered
- Set delay time between mouse button activation and the appearance of mouse image
- Convert mouse image to black and white
- Hide mouse image, halo, and crosshair when mouse is inactive
- Choose the foreground and background color for animated objects
How to Use SpotOnTheMouse to Its Full Advantage
1. First of all, run the mouse animated viewing mode from Start | Settings | Devices | Mouse. In order to do so, set the Draw Click Indicator to Enabled, Turn on Click Appearance, and set the mouse direction to either Right or Left. Click on OK to open the Configuration Menu.
2. Click on the Object Placement tab. Choose the preferred location for the animated objects from the drop-down list. Leave the size and opacity as they are, and set the Hides Crosshair if HideCrosshair is activated.
3. Click on the Configuration Menu. There is nothing to set in the following tabs:
Background and Foreground. The object may appear according to the mouse direction, click type, or other settings.
Click Type. Use the desired type of click event.
Locate the mouse. Set up the exact location for the mouse image and image fade out.
4. Click on the Animation tab. Set the size, opacity, and color for the Animated elements. You can also set the mouse image and mouse direction in this tab.
5. Click on the Style tab. You can set up the size, opacity, and color for the mouse image and font. Choose how to place the crosshair over the text.
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