[cpc]

Originally Posted by thanhmai0406

bác ơi cho em hỏi: cái nào là chuyển từ file .doc sang pdf hả bác?
thank bác nhiều nhé

Ít hay nhiều mình cũng đều dùng Fdf factory Pro "FppPro317"
/Cài vào, giả lập thành máy in xong là lưu lại dưới đuôi pdf. Cực nhẹ và hiệu quả

[tonthatnghiep]

Thanks a lot FYI

[babyB0Y]

Tình hình mấy ngày nay đang thi, đợi thi xong em tiếp tục update

[babyB0Y]

USB Disk Ejector

Description: USB Disk Ejector is a small, free program that allows for instant, quick 1-click ejection of a USB drive or USB device such as an Ipod or MP3 player. It also works when run from the device itself that you want to eject.

This is a no-install program that you can run from anywhere, including your removable USB media itself, that will present you with a list of all USB devices connected to your computer. A double click on any entry can then instantly disconnect your device. Here are some notes on this program:

* If you have multiple devices connected, the default Windows XP doesn’t specify which one is which.With USB Disk Ejector you can hone in exactly on the device you want.
* Because this program can disconnect the USB device that it is running from, it could prove very useful to put it on all your USB devices for use whenever needed. This may be useful when you are using other people’s computers and do not care to have to negotiate whatever configuration/version of Windows the machine you are using might be running to figure out how to eject.
* Try ejecting with USB Disk Ejector if/when you encounter the dreaded "volume cannot be stopped right now … try later" message (see below), and let us know below in the comments if it works (for a related posting, go here).

try stopping the device later

* Takes up about 8 megs in memory (but you only need run it when you want to use it).
* Can be run from the command line with the following options: specify a drive name, partial drive name, drive letter, or the drive that the program is running from.

Note: this posting was re-written following some of the comments below, which is why some of them sound like they refer to a different text (they do).

Version Tested: 1.1

[van hay]

phần mềm ép xung ở đâu, có thể chỉ giúp em không?

[babyB0Y]

Originally Posted by van hay

phần mềm ép xung ở đâu, có thể chỉ giúp em không?

http://vozforums.com/showthread.php?t=2298
Vào đây nhé bạn hiền

[babyB0Y]

Get informational tooltips for audio, text, and shortcut files with Infotag Magic

Author: Samer

Description: InfoTag Magic is a useful shell extension that provides informational tooltips on mouse-over for audio files (MP3, WMA, APE, and Ogg Vorbis), quick tooltip previews for text files (TXT, INI, LOG, BAT, DIZ, BAK, and QUE, tooltip information on the properties of windows shortcuts, and tooltip version information for EXE, DLL, and OCX files.

This is a very straightforward software that provides informational toolips whenever you hover your mouse over certain types of files (see screenshot). Here’s more info on each of the different types of files supported:
Audio files: supports WP3, WMA, APE, and Ogg Vorbis. The first thing you need to find out is whether your audio player already provides informational tooltips for audio files, and, if so, whether you like the ones you already have. What I have noticed is while InfoTag Magic creates very nice tooltips, in some infrequent instances it omits some info even when that info seems to be available (as far as I can tell). The 2 MP3s in the screenshot both had info in their ID3v1 and ID3v2 tags, but the "Air" song did not have the title and artist displayed in the tooltip.
Text files: (actually TXT, INI, LOG, BAT, DIZ, BAK, and QUE files). This is a really handy tooltip if you’re browsing a bunch of files or notes that you’ve created and would like to be able to quickly peer into files to see whats in them.
Shortcuts: if you’re like me you not infrequently resort to right-clicking on a shortcut and displaying its properties to find out where it is pointing to and where it starts. With this tooltip, all you have to do is hover over a shortcut to instantly see this info.
Executables: (EXE, DLL, and OCX). A quick way to see version and other info.


Wish list:
The ability to switch tooltips off and on for certain file types. If, for example, my audio player already provides good tooltips for audio files and I simply want tooltips for the other filetypes. (Note that this is probably easily attained simply by installing InfoTag magic first and then re-installing your audio player or the software that provides the audio tooltips you want)
Tooltips for video files

The verdict: this is a very nice program and very innovative insofar as it offers preview tooltips for text files, exec files and shortcuts. I find that I am more interested in the non-audio tooltips but its possible to get these and get audio tooltips from another source (see wish list above).

Version Tested: v1.0.b5

Compatibility: Windows 98/ME/2000/XP or Windows 95/NT with Internet Explorer 4.0 (or later) and Windows Desktop Update installed; no info on Vista.
Go to the program page to download the latest version (approx 137K)

Download Page:

http://www.contextmagic.com/audiotag-editor/

[khongbietgi]

Thanks Bro, Vổ tay hoan hô Bro 1 cái

[bemeoa7]

Mình đang tìm 1 soft đọc định dạng .daa ko biết dùng cái nào nhỉ?

[blurrystart]

freeware thì ko biết chứ *.daa là dạng image nén của poweriso nên chắc chắn poweriso đọc được.

Mình đang tìm 1 soft đọc định dạng .daa ko biết dùng cái nào nhỉ?