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Tuesday, March 18, 2003Loop Labs. I mentioned the Loop Labs site way back in October when this blog was merely one week old. Like most things, I forgot all about it. But Jody reminded me about it, so I'm mentioning it again. It's a Flash-based app that lets you play hundreds of sound samples. Very interactive, and very fun. Office-mates in nearby cubicles will be glad when you go home. Permalink Created Tue, 18 Mar 2003 17:36 GM...[MORE] [The JWalk Blog]
Cheap method of saving scanned document to PDF.
Rick Talcott just emailed me with this nice bit of information that I thought I'd share with others:
"If all one wants to do is save a scanned document to PDF format, there is an easy and free way to do it. PDF995 is a free printer driver that can be downloaded from here. I have used it regularly for over 6 months without a problem."
I haven't tried scanning straight into Acrobat as yet, but I totally agree that PDF995 is a nifty piece of software. I run Windows XP as a platform, and my Acrobat Distiller (the PDF converting driver) continually causes crashes and errors. I have been using PDF995 for a month now, and it is smooth like butter. Just make sure you do purchase the shareware, otherwise you end up having to live with endless advertising Web pages opening automatically all over the place. It only costs $9.50, and is worth buying."
Rick is pretty knowledgeable about these things so if he says it is worth checking out then I'd look into it.
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