File Details |
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| File Size | 1.0 MB |
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| License | Freeware |
| Operating System | Windows (All) |
| Date Added | March 22, 2003 |
| Total Downloads | 519 |
| Publisher | Programmed Integration |
| Homepage | PIPL |
Publisher's Description
PIPL was designed from the onset to be simple to use MP3 player and platlist editor. Just click on a song and listen to it, or create playlists so you can listen to several tracks in succession without manual intervention.
Latest Reviews
noska241 reviewed v2.50 on Oct 28, 2001
pretty cool... the prompt that asks you if you're sure before every time you exit the program is a nuisance
JoeVega reviewed v2.50 on Oct 28, 2001
For those of you who are wondering about the freeware status read the "USE AND EVALUATION PERIOD." section of the license agreement (during install). According to the current license agreement it free for personal, home use. If you want to use it at work, you should pay for it (after an evaluation period). One can assume that since they are creating a Style Builder application that they will probably sell that product. In order to make their Style Builder product more desirable, it would make sense to give away the Styles XP product. This will allow everyone to implement the Styles created by Style Builder. I think it is a brilliant marketing decision (if my hypothesis is correct :).
tokemon reviewed v2.1.2 on Jan 23, 2001
i like the player and the file transfer feature is a bonus.
noska241 reviewed v2.50 on Oct 28, 2001
pretty cool... the prompt that asks you if you're sure before every time you exit the program is a nuisance
JoeVega reviewed v2.50 on Oct 28, 2001
For those of you who are wondering about the freeware status read the "USE AND EVALUATION PERIOD." section of the license agreement (during install). According to the current license agreement it free for personal, home use. If you want to use it at work, you should pay for it (after an evaluation period). One can assume that since they are creating a Style Builder application that they will probably sell that product. In order to make their Style Builder product more desirable, it would make sense to give away the Styles XP product. This will allow everyone to implement the Styles created by Style Builder. I think it is a brilliant marketing decision (if my hypothesis is correct :).
tokemon reviewed v2.1.2 on Jan 23, 2001
i like the player and the file transfer feature is a bonus.