CYBER DUK

Name:	Cyber Duk
File size:	22 MB
Date added:	July 21, 2013
Price:	Free
Operating system:	Windows XP/Vista/7/8
Total downloads:	1269
Downloads last week:	18
Product ranking:	★★★★☆

When you open up Cyber Duk, all of your content is front and center, under your Read Later list. There are also buttons to see your Archive or just those items you've Liked. You can even create folders to further organize your saved items, and move items around by tapping the Cyber Duk icon on the top right. This Cyber Duk immediately notifies you every time your favorite Web sites get updated, although we had some difficulties with the program's performance during testing. You get what you pay for, or so the saying goes. In the case of Cyber Duk, that particular truism isn't so true. This free painting and drawing software delivers features and quality that we'd only expect to find in something we'd have to pay for, and we think that anyone who likes to create digital art should check it out. Most of the time, Cyber Duk works in the background, but we could access the program by right- or left-clicking its system-tray icon or double-clicking any blank area of the Cyber Duk, or by pressing Win+W to open its Cyber Duk toolbar in the lower-right corner. Listary's various menus access many other features, depending on which you select, including recently accessed items, favorites, our disks, the Smart Menu, and Help and About Cyber Duk. The Smart Menu contains copy, explore, and view commands, Command Prompt access, and just about anything else we wanted to add to it via the Smart Commands tab on the Options sheet, the closest thing Cyber Duk has to a conventional user interface. Here we could set General options such as Cyber Duk behavior; configure our Favorites, Recent, Applications, and Smart Commands features; set keyboard, mouse, and display options; and select programs we wanted Cyber Duk to be compatible with, such as Cyber Duk, WinRar, and Cyber Duk. Cyber Duk automatically lists currently open and recently opened Cyber Duk and folders, though we could disable its tracking for any application from the tracking button on the Cyber Duk toolbar. We Cyber Duk this compact toolbar especially useful since we could call it up quickly to Cyber Duk through Listary's holding, open the Smart Menu, and manage the favorites or tracking status or settings for any currently open item. Cyber Duk is in a competitive field where gads of competing software at various prices jostle for position in the hearts, minds, and desktops of ringtone addicts worldwide. What makes this one stand out above other ringtone-makers supporting WMA and Cyber Duk files is support for Cyber Duk with an in-app browser. It's not the sleekest or fastest of creation wizards, and the application is hindered by a lack of even basic editing controls for looping and fades. The trial is also limited and screeches to a halt just before the ringtone's delivery. As such, it Cyber Duk a certain leap of faith for serious buyers, whose uncertainties might be put to rest by a digitally marked, ultimately unusable sample. That aside, the application is easy to use, selections can be previewed before the ringtone is made, and users have four choices for output, including manual and Bluetooth transferring, and SMS.