flexCard is a flash card management software that offers an excellent solution to manage your flash cards efficiently.
If you're looking for a new way to manage your flash cards, look no further than flexCard. With this software, dealing with a large and varied deck has never been easier. One of the standout features of flexCard is its variable length flash cards. Unlike most flash card programs, flexCard allows each card in a deck to have a different number of sides.
In addition to this, flexCard also boasts intuitive searching and sorting capabilities. Need to review all of the verbs presented in a given chapter for an upcoming language test? Simply select both the chapter's category and the verb category, and only cards that match both categories will be visible. There is also a simple search function available to quickly find the flash cards you wish to review.
Another great feature of flexCard is its simple memorization scheme. You can adjust how often a card reappears during memorization, making it easier to commit the information to memory.
Plus, with visual cues like the check mark that appears beside all of the categories containing a selected card, it's easy to keep track of what you've reviewed and what you still need to study. You can also take control of the way your cards look by formatting them in the way that you want, thanks to flexCard's full use of Apple's advanced text formatting system.
Best of all, while flexCard is still in open beta, it is currently available for free. If you're looking for a new way to manage your flash cards, give flexCard a try.
In addition to this, flexCard also boasts intuitive searching and sorting capabilities. Need to review all of the verbs presented in a given chapter for an upcoming language test? Simply select both the chapter's category and the verb category, and only cards that match both categories will be visible. There is also a simple search function available to quickly find the flash cards you wish to review.
Another great feature of flexCard is its simple memorization scheme. You can adjust how often a card reappears during memorization, making it easier to commit the information to memory.
Plus, with visual cues like the check mark that appears beside all of the categories containing a selected card, it's easy to keep track of what you've reviewed and what you still need to study. You can also take control of the way your cards look by formatting them in the way that you want, thanks to flexCard's full use of Apple's advanced text formatting system.
Best of all, while flexCard is still in open beta, it is currently available for free. If you're looking for a new way to manage your flash cards, give flexCard a try.
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