Convert Those PDF’s To Word. Get That Text Back! (8)
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Anyone who has been involved in the computer game for more than a little while knows what a PDF is. PDF is a file format that stands for Portable Document Format. A PDF is meant to be non-editable and the body of the document is an image and not editable, or selectable text. So if you received a document of say names and email addresses in a file called Leads.PDF. You can open the document, ...
The Church (1)
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There was a time when “going to church” did not need an explanation. People understood what you meant and what you would do when you got there. Today, that is not the case because there is a struggle with the very definition of the word “church”. This is an important debate because the church is God’s entity that manifests His glory and wisdom (Ephesians 3:10, Ephesians 3:21). Our desire should, nonetheless, be the same as ...
Convert Office 2007 .DOCX Files in Gmail, Google (1)
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The Google Operating System blog points out that both Google web search and Gmail can now read and convert Office 2007 documents, i.e. .DOCX files. That makes for easy mail-yourself conversion if you need it, or bulk-converting files to HTML, just like with PDF files. There are, of course, online tools like Zamzar for those without Gmail.
Doc Scrubber removes hidden data from your documents (10)
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Filed under: Security, Text, Utilities, WindowsEvery Word file can contain a fairly large amount of metadata. This is stuff like the revision logs (for tracking changes), name of the author, last time edited, and last time printed. All that information is there for a reason, but embarrassing incidents have been known to occur when people don't realize what they're sending in their metadata. If you want to avoid that, you could delete it all by ...
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Sean Brady said:
Interesting utility. Working in the legal industry where we take our Metadata scrubbing very seriously, I am not sure that this would work for us, but I think it is cool that the product exists for free for others to use.
Yahoo search exec departs, perhaps to Microsoft (1)
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Top search engineer Sean Suchter is leaving Yahoo, and there's speculation that he is headed to a post at Microsoft.
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Nate said:
Scary. If folks leave in an exodus to Microsoft anyway, there will be even less reason to partner with Yahoo.
Converta PDF para Documento do Word com Convert PDF To Word (2)
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ConvertPDFToWord é um conversor(online) de documentos PDF para Word Você deve fazer o upload de um PDF e clicar em “Convert and Download” e em poucos segundos seu arquivo .doc estará pronto para ser baixado. Eu tentei alguns PDFs e devo dizer que, em alguns casos, se comportou bem em outros menos, principalmente quando o arquivo contém gráficos. Em qualquer caso, um bom serviço para extrair o texto, talvez em alguns casos iremos precisar fazer ...
So How Is That Australia Movie Anyway? [Mixed Bag] (1)
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Fans of big old sweeping historical, romance, adventure epics (like us) are mostly pretty excited for Australia, Baz Luhrmann's (Romeo + Juliet!, Moulin Rouge!!) new 1940's set ode to his home country, starring native son and daughter Hugh Jackman and Nicole Kidman. It's the most expensive movie ever made in Australia, and is the Great White hope for its tourism industry. Well, it finally premiered last night in Sydney and sooo how is it? According ...
Microsoft Word Metadata Scrubber (3)
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Metadata in Word documents can reveal information that the creator of the document had no intention to distribute. This ranges from information about the author to comments and a unique identifying ID. It can lead to all kind of privacy leaks. Microsoft even recommends to distribute documents in paper form only on their website. Doc Scrubber is a Microsoft Word metadata scrubber which can be used to analyze and scrub Word documents. The software program ...
Counting negative links make network models more realistic (2)
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Spotting communities within networks is a big deal. Not least for search engines that rely heavily for their results on the communities that form when websites point to each other. If a lot of websites point to another site then that proves it is of value. At least that’s what everyone has assumed. But links can be negative as well as positive. If lots of websites point to another site specifically to say how bad ...
“آینه” آندره تارکوفسکی (1)
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فیلمی بسیار سنگین با مفاهیمی بیگانه، ساختاری نمادین و روایتی به شدت در هم و پیچیده، روایتی که ترکیبی از یک داستان به ظاهر خطیِ به هم ریخته و یک سری سکانس های ظاهراً بی ربط است. هنر تارکوفسکی در این فیلم در ساختن تصاویری بدیع است با نورپردازی استثنایی و البته لوکیشن هایی که شاید کمتر بتوان در کار کارگردان های دیگر آن را یافت. برای نمونه یک سکانس در ابتدای فیلم است. جایی ...
Kidspiration, Word and Projectors (1)
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No Interactive Whiteboard or Internet access, what could she do?I was in a class yesterday where the teacher was really keen to use her laptop and the school projector in her classroom teaching. I showed her how to set it up and we decided where was the best place to put it. Of course the projector is not suspended from the ceiling...it has to sit on a table, but we could work with that. And ...
When innovation becomes a subversive activity … (1)
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As times get tough, people get laid off and budgets get squeezed, the facility to try stuff in organisations gets increasingly difficult. The need for watertight, up-front business cases before you can even try anything is probably the most cited reason for failure to kick-start social media tools on intranets. In common with every other commentator on social media, I’ve given my views (here and here for starters!) on the whole subject of the ROI ...
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bhc3 said:
"The most innovative companies seem to be the ones that are either prepared to tolerate a bit of subversion on the fringes, or actually encourage it."