I had couple of instances where I wanted to print PDF documents but couldn’t do so since the print option was disabled. Tried many ways, searched in the web but no help until the other day to my surprise I got this tool called GSView.
Using GSView we can print PDF documents even though the printing option is disabled. But to use GSView we also need to install another tool called Ghostscript. You can download these tools from:
Lexmark has not really made their mark as class level printers but its hardware is relatively cheap and are one of the most affordable printers available in the market which makes people to look for it.
Lexmark now releases its latest and much cost effective WiFi printer Z1420 which uses built-in WiFi for sharing the printer among many computers wirelessly.
Features:
Wireless:
Built-in 802.11g wireless printing. Compatible with 802.11b
High quality printing from virtually anywhere in the home over a secure wireless network
Share the Lexmark Z1420 wirelessly among multiple computers
Easy guided setup with Lexmark installation software
Connect with 802.11 b/g wireless network and wireless computer or with USB cable.
Print:
Fast speeds! Up to 24 ppm black and 18 ppm colour printing
Professional quality text and graphics; up to 4800 x 1200 dpi on glossy photo paper.
Automatic cartridge alignment for optimal print quality
Accu-feed™ technology virtually eliminates paper jams
For your best cost per page, high yield black and colour cartridges are available (#34 & #35)
Photo Printing:
Borderless printing on popular photo sizes
Create brilliant photos with optional 6 colour printing
Lexmark Software Suite:
Lexmark Imaging Studio software makes it easy to crop, rotate and resize photos, plus colour fix and red eye reduction
Lexmark Toolbar makes printing from the Internet easy
Skype has released its new beta version Skype 3.5 for Windows. It’s available for download in the Skype official website. This version includes number of new feature and fixes many of the problems from previous versions.
Feature: *Add video to mood and chat message
*Video snapshot
*What’s New Guide
*Support for Firewire Digital cameras
Change: *SkypeMe status to Online for users under 16
*Updated all language files
*IE Plugin updated (2.2.0.98)
Bug fix: *When menu was opened it needed 2 clicks to answer a call on tray notification
*Latvian installer did not work
*Installer did not remember custom install location
*Profile phone number text was cropped
*Auto redial attempts were wrongly counted
*Skype contacts were shown as SkypeOut contacts when sending SMS
*Accessibility: Not all buttons in profile were selectable via Tabstop
*Multiple device indicators were overlaying sometimes
This version is not perfect yet and has rough edges, so if you are not used working with these rough edges then this one is not for you and has to wait till they released the final one.
If you are a person who uses Flickr, Google Picasa Albums, YouTube, Facebook or Box.net most of the time and have accounts created in these websites then there is good news. FireFox comes up with a new add-on called Universal uploader. Amit Agarwal in one of his posts gives a little more insight about this tool.
Universal uploader allows you to upload and download video, pictures, files and other files to this website from a common interface.
Webaroo is a new technology to search the web offline without being connected to the internet. This software in free, fast and it can be used in Laptop, PDA, desktop computers and even mobile phones.
Sometime back it use to be a joke when someone asks can we download the internet to my computer or how long will it take, but with this software looks like it’s no more a joke. Webaroo can download the whole internet onto your computer. You can even you can select the web packs which you visit frequently.
This software actually caches the internet into your computer once and that’s all you can start working offline like searching the web without internet connection. The interesting part is when the system is connected next time to the internet it synchronises and automatically downloads the new changes in the web.
It requires a minimum of 6 GB to start using web packs and maximum of 40 GB to store the internet. Sounds crazy? Check out yourself at www.webaroo.com
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