Windows Download Folder Change Organization

You download Parrot software to your phone and load your scripts there. I used a folder in Dropbox.   Takes some getting used to-- script spacing, timing, font size. But it works very well. I generally shoot up to around 8-10' before I really have to concentrate to read. If I made the font bigger, I worry that I'd have unnatural delays between words. One thing I'm not fond of is the click when you attach it to the lens. I worry that it puts too much strain on the lens, even with me supporting it.

Quality folder.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I absolutely love this! The only thing I would change would be to make it stand out a little but more! I absolutely LOVE how much organization there is and that I'm able to charge my phone right from the luggage.

To be able to change the compartment organization according to needs with these dividers has been invaluable, and this is one of the main reasons why I choose PD Everyday BPs over all others. The flexibility in organization just makes the PD BPs so much more useful.

Turn it on, set your ins and outs, works like a charm. GUI on Windows and OS X (download at manufacturer website) makes it even more user friendly.

- Good quality - NEC chipset - Recognized by Windows (no need to download or install anything) - Love that when you sleep the computer, the connected peripherals are shut-down.

the box states it is plug and play with windows 10 but i had to download the drivers. other than that works great and it has the brackets for low profile installs. it has multiple network speeds including the now popular 2.5 gb

I posted a review not recommending this for Windows Vista. And after I vented, I did find on the download tab drivers for Windows Vista. Canon should update their other links for this printer.

I have been a Mac and Apple user since Apple II days. The iMac Pro is my fourth iMac. The one that it replaces is a late 2015, full house iMac. I use it for processing large still images (Nikon D850) and use it with Adobe CC and Topaz plug-ins. Mine is configured as a mid level iMac Pro with 10 cores and the smaller graphics card, 64GB RAM and 2 TB of solid state memory. I have noticed a dramatic increase in the speed of loading and processing across all of the graphics programs. No noticeable change with word processing or modest spreadsheets. Of course it does not change upload or download times, but installation of upgrades, etc. is much faster after the download. I have had some issues with integrating a LG32HD monitor, but I'm getting those resolved. After updating all of the software and tinkering with the preferences I have eliminated the crashes I used to have with large graphics files. So far, this is a fine machine. An unexpected bonus is how good the internal speakers are.

I was amazed at how fast I was able to install windows, it made me rethink how fast an SSD should be and how I need to change all my other storage devices.