QZoom V1.5e    Suggested by joby_toss - Added on 12 Oct 2009 301KB (uncompressed) - Popularity score (1370) Website - Download - Comments (7) - Post comment - Permalink

Posted comments:

 LeanPocket: Always wanted this! Thanks! [2009-10-12 04:28]

 bigbadplayer: For Windows, there is a MS program: ZoomIt on Microsoft Technet. It is faster and have more function. [2009-10-12 06:00]

 dimitris: truly, ZoomIt is fast and allows to annotate with text and drawing with a pen, but... it shows a static capture of the screen [2009-10-12 11:18]

 cigi: I want to point out that the program Qzoom, once launched, disables the Escape key.
Regards. C.G. [2009-10-14 10:39]

 PeterM: AFAIK the configuration can be changed by right clicking
the tray icon and changing the settings, including the use
of the escape key. [2009-10-14 12:33]

 webfork: Love this program but had serious slow down problems on to Vista Ultimate 32-bit machines. Still useful -- just had to only use keyboard controls rather than the ctrl+mouse-scroll. [2009-11-02 23:56]

 PeterM: Regarding http://www.portablefreeware.com/forums/viewtopic.php?p=19872

which stated "4. It does add itself to the start menu but you can right click and uncheck that option pretty easily."

I found that it put a link in the startup folder when it is first run (and settings.ini is empty). To be truly portable, the portable version should have this option OFF by default IMHO. [2009-11-06 11:40]

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