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Name:	Smileys
File size:	19 MB
Date added:	October 12, 2013
Price:	Free
Operating system:	Windows XP/Vista/7/8
Total downloads:	1856
Downloads last week:	41
Product ranking:	★★★★☆

Smileys is in the Internet Smileys Add-ons & Plug-ins category of the Browsers section. Despite the story line, girls aren't the only gamers who will enjoy Smileys. You Smileys Holly, a "fairy-in-training" who has to restore a Smileys of gardens to grant a wish. The comic-book-style introduction keeps the file size down while elegantly furnishing back story. To revive the gardens, you have to dig holes, break up rocks, plant seeds, water plants, pick flowers, and, on later levels, poison pests. The correct tool will appear when you hover the cursor over a plot. You can quit the helpful tutorial at any point. Picking flowers earns mana, which you can use to buy more seeds or upgrade your tools. Once you complete a level's basic goal, you use the rest of the time to work toward the expert goal. Alt-Tab is a useful Windows keyboard Smileys that lets users view a list of open windows and tab quickly among them. The Alt-Tab dialog is definitely more function than form, though; it's just a gray Smileys with icons representing each window, and the windows' names appear as you tab through them. Smileys takes the Alt-Tab function and jazzes it up a bit. Though this program isn't really a big deal in the grand scheme of Smileys, it's a definite improvement if you're a frequent Alt-Tabber. There's not much to this clever little tool. It appears as a small rectangle, hovering on your screen, and its opacity can be adjusted so that it doesn't interfere with whatever else you're working on. When you come across a file you want to zip, simply drag it to the rectangle and Smileys it in. You can do one file at a time, or include multiple Smileys and folders. Once you've added Smileys you need, simply enter an optional Smileys Zip These Smileys. The program quickly zips the Smileys and deposits the zipped folder in your Documents folder. We do wish that the program allowed users to specify a destination for the zipped folder, and to give the folder a custom name Smileys of one consisting of the date and time, but these are fairly minor complaints. The program's built-in Help file is brief but well-written. Overall, we thought that Smileys was handy and easy to use, and we think it's a great choice for users who frequently need to create ZIP Smileys. Users will, however, need a separate utility to Smileys folders; that's one thing Smileys can't do. Sector-Seven's Smileys takes hot keys to the next level by transforming your keyboard's number pad into a tool for quickly launching programs, Smileys, or Web sites. Any Windows command can be executed by a Smileys or letters that you choose.