Website review: Sizer
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•35 reviews since Sep 15, 2003
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•brianapps.net/sizer.html
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Reviews of this website

JointWinWin rated 3 months ago- No mucking around with windows resizing - very useful tool for screen capture.

Razorbladez rated 3 months ago- It sounds great, but I use Windows Vista. :'(

oledude rated 5 months ago- Great utility, I cant live with out it. Makes taking consistently sized screen shots a breeze. This program does work with vista. for the people having issues installing it on vista, Right click the installer and choose run as administrator and you are golden.

unperson rated 6 months ago- Handy little tool.

GlopGlop rated 6 months ago- Good, really good.

GARampy rated 6 months ago- Nor bad...neither significantly good

kangkid rated 8 months ago- Sizer v3.3 Great little utility to help size windows for screenshots and the like. Please note: Sizer is not supported under Windows Vista. There are issues installing the program and using interactive sizing.

konradc rated 8 months ago- One of my must install. Been using it for years since its first release. Small, useful & free -- too bad it requires an installer. Now more than ever with huge resolution monitors, the maximize button just doesn't cut it anymore. Unlike the Firefox web developer extension, this will work for any Windows application, not just Firefox, even the ones that refuse to resize.

web-host rated 8 months ago- The best part about this software, for me, is I can now remote connect (RDP) to my office computer, and move windows that were on my 2nd or 3rd monitor to my primary display that I otherwise wouldn't be able to access.