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(PRWEB) January 2, 2005 -- Flash Saver is designed to fulfill your requirement of saving Flash animations to your hard disk by a simple click. The New Version can not only save Flash animations from the current web page you are surfing, but also it can search from local cache files and list all Flash files that was viewed recently. It can also help you classify downloaded Flash files into categories and manage them efficiently.

The latest version contains many new features:
- Support user-defined, arbitrary, multi-leveled sorts. Each has the stranger classification function.
- The "flash item" directory daggling function. The downloaded directory can be daggled into other sorts at any moment; meanwhile the physics document on the hard disk will be also moved.
- The view mode can be classified into the custom directory view mode and the system directory view mode.
- With the independent "flash player" and can choose an external flash player to joint with your program.
- Correct the rock-bottom data saving mechanism. The new data saving method will be more stable and easier to expand.
- Add a more practical and convenient saving flash mode. Right click the page and choose "save flash in this webpage", your needed flash will be listed in the pop-up window.
- Friendly hint widow. In this version, the most hint windows are adopted the msn window mode. It does not affect your current operation while giving you the hints.
- Strengthen flash preview control function. Not only a plan bar can show the preview plan, but also can adjust it by you.
- Rename. The downloaded flash item can be renamed; meanwhile the physics document on the hard disk will be also renamed.

Main features:
1) Probe all Flash items in web pages;
2) Probe all Flash items in cache
3) Download a flash file directly (add a task)
4) Hanging window;
5) Optional styles: Windows XP/Custom Windows Style;
It can help you to avoid spending half of your wage on playing flash-games on-line.

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