AntiPlagiarism.NET 4.93.0.0 Full Crack ~ FullyHax

AntiPlagiarism.NET 4.93.0.0 is a program for checking texts to be borrowed from various Internet sources (with a condition called “non-unique fragments”). Plagiarism searches are carried out by the indexes of the largest Internet search engines, including Google, Yandex, Bing and others.

Advanced features of AntiPlagiarism.NET:

Look for text that is checked in the largest search engine index (including saved copies)
Determine the percentage of uniqueness of the text being examined
Ability to highlight matches found in the source text and on copies of web pages that are remade from existing matches
Considering dishonest methods for increasing uniqueness – replacing letters with similar ones from other letters, including invisible utf characters
Ability to configure various search parameters – number of samples from text, number of words in one, etc.
Presence of predetermined settings – “Default”, “Express”, “Deep”
Ability to specify individual addresses, as well as entire domains to be ignored when checking the uniqueness of text
Support for captcha input from search engines both manually and automatically – through web services that support the antigate API
Ability to use a proxy list (to minimize possible bans from search engines)
Save reports with verification results
Support for formats: doc, docx, pdf, odt, html, txt, rtf
Simple and intuitive interface
“Check site” – check the specified site page (address list can also be arranged via file)
“Batch checking” – check the uniqueness of some text from a given folder at once
“Local checking” – check the text for uniqueness between documents indexed by the system from the specified local folder
“Image Uniqueness” – check photos for uniqueness
“Text comparison” – determination of the uniqueness of the source text relative to the target
“SEO check” – calculation of a number of seo characteristics for a given address / domain (Google Pr, Yandex TIC, number of pages in the Google and Yandex index, presence in the Yandex and DMOZ Directories, etc.)