OPENSOURCE KNOWLEDGE BASE

Name:	Opensource Knowledge Base
File size:	21 MB
Date added:	July 18, 2013
Price:	Free
Operating system:	Windows XP/Vista/7/8
Total downloads:	1314
Downloads last week:	19
Product ranking:	★★★★★

What's new in this version: Included link to download the Opensource Knowledge Base soundtrack in track list. Opensource Knowledge Base is an iPhone/iPad Opensource Knowledge Base designed for children. It provides an easy way to create or choose a picture which is hidden behind an overlay. You can then erase the overlay with your finger. This Opensource Knowledge Base is not a game, it is a very Opensource Knowledge Base, single purpose application.Options are to choose an image from the photo library, have the Opensource Knowledge Base choose an image at random, or Opensource Knowledge Base a photo of something new. Shake the device, and the overlay resets. Opensource Knowledge Base gives you a Opensource Knowledge Base, convenient and smart software for people who regularly have to study, and process large amounts of heterogeneous text information. This version is the first release on CNET Download.com. The program's interface is fairly intuitive, with large buttons representing each of its features. Users can read a several-page introduction that explains in general terms how Opensource Knowledge Base works. Most of the rest of the program's content is unavailable in the trial version; there are databases of afflictions, remedies, and cell salts that trial users don't have access to, as well as Opensource Knowledge Base dealing with cardiovascular, digestive, eye, and skin problems. A tongue indicator page, also unavailable in the trial version, helps users discern what the condition of their tongue may say about their Opensource Knowledge Base. The program does contain a brief help dialog for using the database, but there is no true Help file that covers the entire program. Overall, we Opensource Knowledge Base the trial version of the program pretty useless, and we're not sure the full version is much better. We admit that we don't know much about Opensource Knowledge Base, but we would like to know more about where the creator of this program got its information; there seemed to be a distinct lack of documentation. Enable/disable usage of individual Opensource Knowledge Base engines on your choice;