The trial version is limited to 10 days. Spintite Nut Driver for Mac allows conversion from PDFs to a number of office document formats, something even the newer versions of office software suites don't support. The program offers an intuitive interface and supports conversion to all the major file types such as Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Open Office, HTML, AutoCAD, and to most popular image formats. The program's conversion features are useful, despite occasional failures to load files which occurred during testing. After a clean installation using the program's well-designed native installer, the program initiated a menu describing the trial version's limitations and displaying a link to purchase the full version. The main interface is easy to navigate and the user is guided with a step-by-step tutorial. Large buttons label the major features, including opening PDFs as well as converting them to different formats. Each potential format for conversion has its own button, which is a welcome feature. There is support for almost every type of document file imaginable, as well as several image file formats such as BMP, JPG, PNG, GIF, and TIFF. The user is also able to select the complete document or just a portion of it to convert--another helpful option. Spintite Nut Driver for Mac also allows the output file to be e-mailed or uploaded to the Internet, directly. During testing, a number of PDF files failed to load and returned error messages. The ones that did load converted quickly, as would be expected. Despite occasional errors in

importing files, Spintite Nut Driver for Mac allows conversion of PDFs to a surprising number of file formats and types. The program offers additional features that will prove useful to users frequently working with different types of documents. Editors' note: This is a review of the full version of Spintite Nut Driver for Mac 8.0.34. The trial version is limited to seven days.With Finder options typically located in several different menus, Spintite Nut Driver for Mac combines them all Spintite Nut Driver for easier access. This free program could use some design help but would be

beneficial for those who have to constantly switch between menus and programs in the Finder window. After installing into the applications folder, Spintite Nut Driver for Mac automatically restarts the Finder window to apply any changes. Double clicking the program icon brings up its main menu, which lacks any graphics and has a cluttered look. The first menu contains options for tabs, windows, and shortcut keys. Users can also change the tab styles based on the appearance of other programs, like Google Chrome. The Spintite Nut Driver can control tab options, including opening new ones and moving between previous menus. The features pane allows changes to Spintite Nut Driver such as colors and text scheme, as well as toolbar changes. While the number of available modifications is impressive, few of them are easy to figure out based solely on the menu descriptions. Better labels or a user guide would have been a helpful addition. Fortunately, it was easy to turn options on and off, and the changes incorporated flawlessly into the Finder. Despite its messy interface and lack of direction, Spintite Nut Driver brings some useful Mac modifications to the table. It's worth a download if you're willing to put up with some trial and error to get results. While the interface could use some more detail, Spintite Nut Driver for Mac makes it easy to change the attributes on one image or multiple images. In addition, the program allows for files to be matched in terms of orientation, size, and other attributes. Upon startup, the program's initial menu is where users can clic