Alcohol 120% 2.0.2.5629

Size: 12 mb Files: 2

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Category: CD/DVD Tools|Virtual CD/DVD-Rom
Version: 2.0.2.5629
Size: 12 mb
Developer: Alcohol Software

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Alcohol 120%

Review: They are looking for burning CDs / DVDs and software emulation which will certainly have noticed that their choice basically comes down to just a few applications, each with their own strengths. Alcohol 120% is one of those apps that really stood out because of the comprehensive functionality and increase popularity. Howeverm install Alcohol 120% is not exactly an easy task, because the whole process is basically divided into two separate pieces. First, the installer copies some files on the target computer and require a reboot - after that, the setup kit continues, offering to install a browser toolbar that does not require the application to run properly. Experts also choose the components you want to install, while beginners advised to leave the default mode settings to make sure the software works properly after it is installed. The interface is well structured, and a variety of features arranged in a special tab on the left side of the main window, while the disc and virtual drives they are working with is shown in the middle. In order to ensure that the virtual disk is installed successfully, Alcohol 120% has some wizard-like guide, which is useful for beginners and experts alike when it comes to actions such as creating and burning images, copying or removal of disk. Preferences window is heftier than is usually included in this type of software, which can only mean the app offers many options for users, and this feature is used by professionals who know how to properly adjust the emulation settings, the size of the memory buffer , the virtual disk or a parameter data type. Although it supports a number of virtual disks, Alcohol 120% can be of great use for beginners and experts, who want to experiment with the application. On the downside, these tools need to be tested and played with during the trial period, after which it has to be purchased if the user was happy with his performance.