File Details |
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| File Size | 0.1 MB |
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| License | Freeware |
| Operating System | Windows 2000/9x/Server 2003/XP |
| Date Added | September 6, 2004 |
| Total Downloads | 772 |
| Publisher | John Ridges |
| Homepage | Fatbits |
Publisher's Description
Fatbits is a versatile screen magnifier for graphic designers and the visually impaired. It magnifies an area of the screen centered around the mouse pointer and paints the giant pixels into a small, tastefully decorated window which can be indispensable when you want to see something right down to the last pixel. As an accessibility tool, it can perform text smoothing and can modify the colors it displays to help those with color vision deficiency. It works well with multiple monitors, optionally paints a grid to help identify individual pixels, and can display color and position information.
Latest Reviews
cricri_pingouin reviewed v2.02 on Aug 23, 2004
I rate it below average for the only reason that it's said to be freeware, but whenever you start it, you get a window stating "Unregistered" that you have to close by clicking the "Ok" button. It's said to be freeware indeed, on the website too, but the nag makes this program just as irritating as many shareware.
Thus, I got rid of it and will stick to the "magnifier" tool built in Windows by default, genuinely free and not trying to annoy me this one.
Developper, come on, either you really want to provide this tool for free to help people, and thus you don't want to bother them, or you want them to shell out the bucks. In which case, don't pretend it's free and put a price tag. At least I'll ignore it altogether and will save some time. Thank you.
cricri_pingouin reviewed v2.02 on Aug 23, 2004
I rate it below average for the only reason that it's said to be freeware, but whenever you start it, you get a window stating "Unregistered" that you have to close by clicking the "Ok" button. It's said to be freeware indeed, on the website too, but the nag makes this program just as irritating as many shareware.
Thus, I got rid of it and will stick to the "magnifier" tool built in Windows by default, genuinely free and not trying to annoy me this one.
Developper, come on, either you really want to provide this tool for free to help people, and thus you don't want to bother them, or you want them to shell out the bucks. In which case, don't pretend it's free and put a price tag. At least I'll ignore it altogether and will save some time. Thank you.