SoftwareZator

A program's design or functions may not satisfy all users. An overloaded user interface or the lack of certain features can make you avoid certain applications. If you can't find a program that meets your expectations, you can use SoftwareZator and create your own software. The best part about SoftwareZator is the fact that you don't need any knowledge about coding or software development. Its tools allow you to customize everything, from the program's interface to its functions, with simple click and drag actions or by using a series of easy to understand options.

The software is compatible with various Windows editions, from Windows XP (SP3) to Windows 8. It takes several minutes to install SoftwareZator, because the setup wizard will download and install a series of prerequisites. The good news is that you don't have to download and install any additional tools yourself and you don't have to go through complex settings.

SoftwareZator's interface resembles a MS Office program. It provides the same type of ribbon menu, with options for creating, saving or building projects and much more. You can access a toolbox, properties for individual items, output information, a debugging function, and many other features, placed on separate panels, which slide in, on different parts of the interface, when you hover with your mouse cursor over their tabs.

At a first glance, you may feel discouraged by the large number of options that SoftwareZator places at your disposal. If you take your time to study the available functions and experiment for a few minutes, you will notice that SoftwareZator is not as difficult as it looks. Furthermore, the software provides a rich set of instructions for specific functions or certain areas of the interface.

The software allows you to choose from a variety of options, when creating a new project. You can start working on a program with a single window, with a dynamic interface, use variables and much more. Designing an interface is quite simple. If you know how to create a PowerPoint presentation or something similar, creating a program, with SoftwareZator, will seem familiar. When customizing a standard window, you may create its top menus and their options yourself, with only a few clicks. You can add numerous items on your window, like common controls, containers, dialogs and more, by clicking and dragging them from a toolbox.

A selected item's properties can be edited on the right side of the interface. You may adjust anything, from its appearance to its behavior. To make your options work, you must link the items to certain functions. First, you will have to select one of many triggers, which range from simple actions, like a single click, to changing certain properties. After selecting a trigger, you may associate mostly any actions with your item, by dragging and dropping one, from the left side of the interface to the central region. You can switch between the interface designer and the functions editor at any time. Functions are displayed on different tabs, so you can edit them separately.