Showing posts with label software tools. Show all posts
Showing posts with label software tools. Show all posts

Friday, January 18, 2008

Holly Crap Batman (when you loose data on your laptop)

My Lap Top Hard drive recently decided it went from too cold to to warm and decided it had to be recovered with the OEM recover to original manufacture state

O.K. no big deal as I have all of my software
stored in the original boxs etc

Just means an opportunity to start with a clean hard drive

Except I forgot my Adobe CS3 License code
but that software is on my desktop
but the lic code is hidden !

Then I found this free and Safe to use tool........

Download Belarc Advisor (free), and it will give you a list of all installed software & serial/license numbers. http://www.belarc.com/free_download.html

steve

Thursday, January 3, 2008

A How to Movie on basic HTML, FTP etc

A fellow Pro photographer wanted some guidance on how to add several Flash Palette Albums to their website

I created a ruff movie on how to do just this

click here
steve

just updated with a new movie which is more concise for those already using a Flash Palette template on their website and wanting to link to an album or albums from their FP based website
click here for the short more concise movie

Wednesday, January 2, 2008

When I find a product that works for me I love to shout about it....

I love this little Flip Album tool "FlashPalette Album"

Because it is so darn easy to use
and because it preloads images and then while a viewer is clicking on the pages it loads more images in the background
no waiting for the file streaming to catch up like I have seen on other on line albums

and of course it comes from a company I trust and know that tech support (if needed) will be there

I have no intrests in the company by the way other than I am already using two of their Pallete's for our website

IOW This is an unbiased view of a Product I like
and plan on purchasing the license very very soon

Click here to see my very first Flip Album made with the trial version of yhis tool from www.FlashPalette.com

cheers !

steve