Little fixesfor

BIG problems

What is it? What does it do? It’s a way viewing and (to a small extent)

editing PDF files, without the need for the full version of Acrobat.

PDF XChange

PDF-XChange ◦ Typewriter mode

Great for PDF forms◦ Markup tools◦ Comment Boxes◦ Stamp Tool

PDF XChange

ImgBurn◦ Burn files to CDs◦ Create images from CDs

K-Lite Codecs◦ Extra codecs to play certain types of CDs (a codec

is a Coder-Decoder that understands different ways video or music is encoded)

◦ Classic media player

ImgBurn & K-Lite

What is it? What does it do? It’s a free set of image editing software from

Google.

Picasa

Picasa◦ Photo editor

Batch Red Eye Correction Crop Straighten Retouch Tuning

Picasa

Microsoft Picture Manager◦ Compress Pictures

Great for Plone ◦ Resize◦ Crop◦ Red Eye Removal

Microsoft Picture Manager

Updating Software◦ Microsoft Updates◦ Antivirus◦ Antimalware

Run Scans◦ Microsoft Updates◦ Antivirus◦ Antimalware

Little Fixes for Big Problems

Rogue antivirus◦ Fake software◦ Don’t click on buttons◦ Restart and run scans◦ Call Tech as soon as possible

Back up data◦ external hard drive◦ Save data at regular intervals

Little Fixes for Big Problems

What is it? What does it do? It’s a way of removing temporary files from

your machine. Many applications save data into temporary files, which take up space on your drive. Eventually they get deleted, but in the meantime they can slow the machine down.

CCleaner

CCleaner

CCleaner

CCleaner

What is it? What does it do? It’s a way of recovering deleted files on your

computer. When you delete a file, it’s not (usually) immediately replaced; instead, the file is marked for deletion, which means that your computer is now free to put other information in that space. Recuva can change that data back into a regular file, provided that it hasn’t yet been overwritten.

Recuva

Recuva

Recuva

Recuva

Recuva

Recuva

Recuva

Recuva

To get any of the software we’ve talked about, please contact your tech specialist. We’ll be happy to help you out.

We hope you’ll join us on 11 February for a look at Office Online.

Little Fixes for Big Problems