CyberLink Photo Director 3 is a program which edits and organizes the images of the user. It can remove anything unwanted portion of the images. The artist may also improve the looks of anyone in the image by using one of its features called the “beautifierâ€Â. With this option, the user may remove wrinkles, smoothen the skin, make the eyes more tantalizing and much more. The user may also utilizer a tool namely "Tooth Brush" to whiten the teeth of a person in the image. There are also numerous templates to choose on. For fish eyed distortions, there are available tools such as the Lens correction tool. This software runs on Microsoft platform like Windows XP, Window Vista, and Window 7. The processor should not lower than 3 GHz, 2 GB RAM, At least 1 GB space on the Hard Drive and a Video Graphics Array card with at least 128 MB of memory.
HeapRoots is a tool written in Java used for analyzing heap dumps. It is an unofficial utility though and will be provided “as-is”. It is a utility that will help you obtain solutions for memory problems, but it is not the solution to your main problem. HeapRoots will analyze a heap dump base on objects, object type, heap roots, heap gaps that refer to spaces in between objects, and references from and to a given object. The outcome is featured as a flat list or an indented tree. It can be filtered and sorted out.
IBM HeapAnalyzer is a graphical utility that lets you detect possible Java heap leaks by using its heuristic search engine and Java heap dump analysis in Java programs. Java heap areas give definition to classes, objects and arrays. When the Garbage Collector allocates storage areas in the heap, an object continuously lives while its reference exists somewhere in the JVM’s active state making it reachable. When the active state stops referencing the object, it becomes garbage. It can be reclaimed for later reuse. For reclamation to take place, the Garbage Collector must come up with a potential finalizer and secure that internal JVM resources associated with the object will be returned to the pool for such resources. Java heap dumps are the snap shots of Java heaps at certain times. HeapAnalyzer analyzes these dumps by parsing them, constructing directional graphs, restructuring them into directional trees and operating the heuristic search engine. Some of the features of HeapAnalyzer are size recommendation of kCluster, list of suspects for Java heap leaks, gap list among allocated arrays/classes/objects, search engine for Java classes/objects/arrays, list of objects, arrays and classes by type name, address, object name, size, child size, child number and frequency, available heap space list by size, Java heap dump tree view and saving and loading of processed Java heap dumps.