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Improve Windows Print Screen With Gadwin PrintScreen
by Dustin Patterson on February 10, 2010
Windows includes only the most basic screen capture capabilities by default, but free software like Gadwin PrintScreen offers a solution that will add much more functionality to your computer. Using Gadwin PrintScreen Once you have downloaded and installed Gadwin PrintScreen, right click the newly created icon in your system tray and select Properties… from the menu. Here you can see all of... [Read More]
Turn Your Digital Media into Web Video with Stupeflix Studio
by Evan Wondrasek on December 30, 2009
French startup Stupeflix has just launched Stupeflix Studio which aims to turn your digital media into something more meaningful. Stupeflix Studio lets you easily create web videos from your own pictures and videos to showcase your digital artwork, create scrapbooks, or send personal video greetings. To get started, create a free account and you’ll be taken to the video creation page. You’ll... [Read More]
How to Use 2D QR Barcodes to Quickly Share Information
by Evan Wondrasek on November 18, 2009
I was recently introduced to QR Codes, which are a type of two-dimensional barcode that can store large amounts of information encrypted in a graphic. This graphic can be scanned by devices like cell phones to quickly retrieve the data, so it’s great for sharing contact information, text, or URLs. Scanning QR Codes with your mobile phone There are several QR Code apps available for mobile... [Read More]
How To: Easily Resize Images in Windows
by Evan Wondrasek on May 20, 2009
Windows only: If you’re like me, you’ve needed to resize batches of images and wished there was an easy way to do so without launching a full image editor. Although Paint.NET and Picasa offer quick image editing, neither of them add resizing functionality to your operating system. Image Resizer Powertoy Clone provides the solution, adding a highly useful “Resize Pictures”... [Read More]
Opening Apple QuickTake .QTK Images
by Dustin Patterson on April 8, 2009
Technology is always changing. With these constant changes come some problems, such as old and unsupported file extensions. One file extension that was once widely used, .QTK, is no longer supported by many of today’s digital image manipulation software. Many individuals may still have pictures saved that were taken with the Apple QuickTake that they can no longer open. [Read More] Share Read More →
