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Measure pixels on PC with PixelAce


PixelAce is a nice tool for measuring pixels on your PC. It measures pixels on your PC screen. It's so useful for graphic and web designers. It copies the dimensions in clipboard, as soon as you measure....
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http://sourceforge.net/projects/pixelace/
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