Convert PDF inside Google Drive to Excel and PowerPoint
In it’s portfolio, Google has a large set of free useful services. One that is most frequently used is Google […]
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In it’s portfolio, Google has a large set of free useful services. One that is most frequently used is Google […]
Convert PDF inside Google Drive to Excel and PowerPoint Read Post »
If you’re using any version of Windows, one of the biggest problems, even today is the slow speed of copying files. I experience this just a few days back when trying to clean up my external hard disk on Windows 8.1.
We highlighted a powerful mobile app that allows you to convert to and from PDF files yesterday. However, if you’re sitting on a desktop you might want the flexibility to easily convert and share files. This is where the revamped Cometdocs comes into the picture.
If you have been using your USB drive for a while, you’ll soon notice that there are quite a few “junk” folders and files created. In fact this is true for most of the folders on your system. One solution is to manually sit and clean all the files.
Dry clean your USB drives with USB Drive Fresher Read Post »
I often come across files that I have problems to open. Sometimes it is because Windows won’t recognize it on its own and give options with limited software that might be able to open the file. I have found one of the most unique and innovative ways, to not only find out about obscure file types that lie on your harddisk, but also to find open source software in a natural yet remarkable manner.
Just confronted a very cool web service that allows you to convert scanned documents to text. OCRTerminal is an online Optical Character Recognition scan to text converter which basically tried to preserve the original formatting of the documents. Currently this service allows you to scan up to 30 scanned images per day and allows you to convert from JPG, GIF, BMP, TIF image formats into TXT, DOC, RTF text documents.
Sometime back I made a post on Three Tools to Recover your Deleted Items. Today I’ll cover five more free software that you could use to recover data. DiskDigger DiskDigger can recover files from any type of media that your computer can read.
Are you constantly sharing files with your friends, site visitors etc? If so, then you already familiar with Rapidshare, Mediafire, DivShare and other file sharing sites. However, uploading to a single file sharing service has its negative points.
Do you want to share videos or photos with your friend? One option is send all your files via email. The result is clogged inboxes and a good likelihood that emails may bounce or land in spam.
The problem with CDs and DVDs is that over a period of time they get scratched or just deteriorate and you end up with lost data. Sadly, hard disks also have this amazing ability of developing bad sectors and before you know it you can’t get back data. So, what can Unstoppable Copier do?
Recover Files from Damaged Disks with Unstoppable Copier Read Post »
So you’re a web developer. Your job requires you to constantly upload and download files to and from your server. You can easily use the file manager that comes inbuilt with your control panel, but over time you realize it is a painful experience.
3 Free FTP Clients that make managing websites a breeze Read Post »
Hit that delete button, only to find out that you needed that important file? Stop! don’t panic.