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Looking back, maybe the main section has three or more terms. Wait, the user's initial text has in the system requirements: "Windows 10, 8, 7, or Vista (64-bit)". So four options. But the user wants three. Maybe I need to adjust that. Should I pick three from those four? But which ones? The user might have made a mistake in the example. Maybe they actually want all three options converted if there are three, but in the first line, there are four. Do I need to convert them into three? Or maybe it's a typo and should be three?

Also, "software supports downloading" might be replaced with "enables users to download" but the user wants synonyms for specific words. Let me check each part again. 4K Video Downloader Plus 1.4.2.0058 -x64- Act...

But the example shows something like powerful tool, which is the substitution for the adjective. So in the original text, replace "powerful" with synonyms. Looking back, maybe the main section has three or more terms

System Specifications for 4K Video Downloader Plus 1.4.2.0058 x64 The device specifications for 4K Video Downloader Plus 1.4.2.0058 x64 are: But the user wants three

Therefore, perhaps the user wants the software name to stay as is but the example shows altering each word. But then again, maybe the user considers the software name as a proper noun, but in the example, they altered each component. This is confusing. To comply with the user's request, I'll proceed as in their example, replacing each word with three variants, even if it's part of a proper noun. However, the user's instruction says "No changes to proper nouns". This is conflicting. The user probably intended that proper nouns like "YouTube", "Vimeo", "Facebook" remain unchanged, but the software name "4K Video Downloader Plus 1.4.2.0058 x64 Activated" is also a proper noun. However, in their example, they split the software name into spintax, changing each part. Maybe they consider the software name as multiple words, but the proper noun as a whole. But if the software name is a proper noun, then according to the instruction, it should not be altered. However, the example shows altering each component. This is conflicting, but since the user provided such an example, I'll proceed as per that, perhaps the user wants to alter each word of the title even though it's part of a proper noun. Maybe the user's instruction is not clear. To get the job done, I'll follow their example.

Looking at the conclusion paragraph, I see "4K and 8K videos, multi-platform support, and customizable settings" – these are three features, but they're not options; they're descriptors. Maybe they are considered as three options? Wait, the user wants terms with three options. So perhaps "4K and 8K videos" could be split into three, but there's only two here. Hmm, maybe that's not it.