Universal Desktop Ruler (Universal On-screen Digitizer)
Rulers are great for straight line distances, but would a ruler be a good
choice to measure the length of a river or road? What if you are measuring a
distance along roads from one city to another? How would you measure curved
lines with a straight ruler?
Universal Desktop Ruler allows you to measure not only a straight line
distance but any curved distance on the Screen. Universal Desktop Ruler allows you to measure
quickly and accurately distances, areas and perimeters of figures on the
screen. You can determine your own scale and get results in pixels and your
units of measurement (feet, inches, meters, ...). Universal Desktop Ruler is useful for measuring
distance and area on a map, finding area and perimeter in a house project
for example. Additionally Universal Desktop Ruler has a screen magnifier function.
Key features:
- allows you to measure not only a straight line
distance but any curved distance on the Screen.
- allows you to measure distances, areas and perimeters of figures on the
screen.
- You can determine your own scale and get results in pixels and your
units of measurement.
- History of all results with labels can be copyed to Excel.
- Counting mode. You can count objects on the screen
Our Customers say...
Download last version of Universal Desktop Ruler 3.0 [13/03/2008, 1.54Mb]
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You may use this trial version during a test period of 30 days. Following this test period of 30 days or less, if you wish to continue to use Universal Desktop Ruler, you MUST register
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