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General Software Discussion / Re: Remapping F-keys (f1-f12) shortcuts
« on: October 12, 2008, 03:57 AM »
autohotkey all the way, except nice layout
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should i change +sall to +a
seems like it might be something common enough to make easier to type..-mouser (August 21, 2008, 12:15 PM)
... nothing compares to Easy CD-DA Extractor, ...-Babis (May 07, 2008, 03:30 AM)
(see attachment in previous post)
http://www.poikosoft.com/index.html
It sounds really good, this finnish Audio CD Ripper, Audio Converter, and CD/DVD Creator
- but somehow I get the feeling it is a bit ... I don't know ... "nerdish"??
How easy is it to use?
Forgive me for using the same words about the German cdr front-end.
It doesn't say anything about saving meta data and cover art??-Curt (May 07, 2008, 08:47 AM)
The simplest one I've ever tried has to be VSO's ConvertXtoDVD. Not freeware though. Another option is Nero 7, and even though I think it's a bit bloated it is really easy to use.-Dirhael (June 17, 2007, 03:31 PM)
One of the big problems in all Windows systems is that EVERYTHING gets slower over time - even when you make the effort to keep your house clean and tidy. The only reason I can think this might happen is the registry as you can clean off all crap from your system and defragment, clear out unused apps etc. but after a while it just doesn't seem to make any difference.-Carol Haynes (April 15, 2008, 04:14 AM)
- not as quick as archivarius, copernic or X1-Armando (March 09, 2008, 06:59 PM)
- a bit more difficult to find what I was looking for -- - couldn't enter search queries as quickly
- not as accurateWhy? Here are the some on the fly search options, that making searching personalized and easier:
- Index was taking a lot of space
- RAM hungry
Can anyone help me find a program to recommend to my sister?
Unfortunately, I'm not that familiar with image organizers. I use ACDSee just for photo browsing, but I've never tried organizing anything beyond the regular directory structure. My sister's needs are very simple and she's not a poweruser on the computer, so all of this exif stuff and powerful featureset is not for her. Her needs are the following:
--transfer files from the camera to the computer
--organize the pictures in a user-friendly way. Tags, albums, whatever, as long as it has a good interface and easy to use.
--Easily prepare a selected group of photos or albums to be printed by either putting them on a cd or something, or using an online service.
I know a regular file manager will do most of this, but I'm afraid even the file manager method would be too complicated for her needs.
I'm thinking she might like ExifPro, it's cheap and looks good. Maybe Picasa? I used Picasa recently and thought it was kind of klunky and weird, with a smooth interface (but I didn't think it was all that easy to use...just a little weird). ACDSee has album organizing features (that I've never used), but it seems simple enough like just click pictures to include in albums, but there probably is something better. Photo Collector looks kind of like something she would like.-superboyac (February 25, 2008, 06:15 PM)