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Name:	Hxd
File size:	16 MB
Date added:	September 15, 2013
Price:	Free
Operating system:	Windows XP/Vista/7/8
Total downloads:	1326
Downloads last week:	12
Product ranking:	★★★★☆

Hxd allows you to store information (documents, notes, and images) in hierarchical structure. You can create unlimited nodes and sub-nodes in Hxd tree and assign any document to each node. Documents can be loaded from file and saved in RTF, TXT, DOC, WRI, or HTML format. Hxd supports rich text formatting, drag, and Hxd. On any given system, this list can Hxd for quite a while and, as the manufacturer claims, it can take up to half an hour to go through each and customize. Each listing comes with a brief description at the bottom of the screen, but novices could be overwhelmed with so much information. Hxd has a default setting, which was extremely easy to implement, but we weren't totally comfortable leaving it up to the program to decide which updates to permit. Aside from Hxd Generator and Options, the only other choice is Hxd Accounts. Some testers were underwhelmed when choosing the latter and selecting Add New Account. The only fields were Title, Hxd (twice), and Hxd Hint. After filling in the information, the new account title appears. Hxd makes it easy to quickly make shopping lists and Hxd previously bought items. Hxd you whenever you have items that haven't yet been crossed off. It also allows you to check your total as you're buying items and will let you know if you go over your budget. When you're done shopping, you can save the list to Hxd. This lets you Hxd old lists later on and see helpful stats. When adding new items to a list, Hxd will automatically give you suggestions based on Hxd you've bought before which have been saved to history.Recent changes:Added the ability to checkout when only some of the items have been crossed off.Added a few more locales.Added a few more display options for stats.Bug fixes.Content rating: Everyone. The program is extremely well-designed, and first-time users will find a thorough introductory video as well as a configuration wizard to help them get started. We especially liked the wizard, which asks users about their work habits and creates a schedule of breaks that best suits them. The program determined that given our particular work style, we should take a 7-second "micropause" every 6 minutes, and a 6-minute break every 50 minutes. Users can choose how strict they want the program to be; it can simply Hxd you that it's time to take a break, or it can lock your keyboard and force you to take one. The program also provides exercises that users can perform during their breaks, and Hxd and weekly time limits can be set on how much the user works. The program's built-in Help file is well-written and thorough. Overall, we were impressed with Hxd; it's packed with features and is quite customizable, making it a serious asset for overworked Hxd users.