Geeetech

Yep. I'm going to install another hard drive in my computer just so that I can use a buggy slicer.

Upon closing EasyPrint, the program crashed and Windows 7 popped up a compatibility warning. See below.
Windows 7 Enterprise Edition, 64 bit

Most slicers will let you scroll through the various layers when you preview so that you can verify your print before printing. This slicer just shows a preview, and you have to save the gcode, then upload to something like gcode.ws to preview. This is a must have feature.

For some reason the software doesn't work correctly unless you run as Administrator. Seriously? OK, this is getting silly. Did the developers even bother to test the software Out of Box / Installation experience on a new machine before releasing? I didn't think so. Windows 7 Enterprise Edition, 64 bit

After installing to Windows 7, Enterprise Edition, no shortcuts were added to the start menu. I finally found a shortcut on the desktop, but this is not expected behavior. Default behavior is to install a shortcut to the Start menu, and then ask if you want a shortcut to the Desktop

I tried clicking on the Slicer and I get the following error
Windows 7 Enterprise Edition, 64 bit

Print settings isn't resizable, there isn't a scroll bar, and the buttons are hidden.

I tried clicking on the left button (which I can't even read) and I got the following error: