編集者のレビューSnipIT is a Action ゲーム for Windows devices developed by EA. The latest version of SnipIT is 1.0.1 compatible with system version Windows XP and higher. The last mod was released on 31-1-2018 and is available directly on ApkGain.com. SnipIT is the property and trademark from the developer EA. Please note that we only provide the original and free package installation without any modifications. Check our "safe download" sign to get the latest report from McAfee to see if the SnipIT download is completely secure.
説明
SnipIT is an add-on to Windows Internet Explorer and currently it only works on desktop devices that use a Windows 7 operating system. The software installs into your IE browser and gives you the option of emailing text that you see when you are surfing the Internet. Setting Up The Add-On And Using It Is Very Easy
SnipIT doesn't have an interface. Once you have downloaded it and installed it you will not see a user interface. You will simply see an extra option on your web browser when you highlight text and right click. Highlight the text you wish to email and right click where you will see the option to SnipIT. Select to snip the text and take you to your email client. If you are not already logged into your email account it will ask you to choose a service provider and will ask for you that username and password. The software creates a new email for you and pastes your selected text onto the email. You then need to add the recipient and a subject line before sending. Advertisement sam.cmd.push(function() { sam.display('review-app-page-desktop'); }); Conclusion - Suitable For People Who Copy And Paste Text To Emails
There is not very much to the SnipIT program. It only has a small job to do and it does it rather well. It is mostly for people that often find themselves copying and pasting text to send to other people. There is no doubt a demand for this type of program because many people downloaded it from the Microsoft website before it was removed.
ダウンロードとインストール 無料 windows アプリ ファイル ために SnipIT.
