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How to Check Video Quality before Downloading
Posted at 18:53, 06/10/2008 by LoriDeschene
Web site VCD Quality tracks videos distributed online and provides a wealth of information about each release—including a screenshot or two demonstrating the quality of the video and separate video and audio ratings.
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Upload GPS Routes and Waypoints with TrackMaker
Posted at 21:51, 06/10/2008 by LoriDeschene
GPS TrackMaker, a freeware application for Windows, can upload and download routes, tracks, and waypoints to most major brands of GPS units through both serial and USB connections.
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Convert a Fax to an Email (Windows)
Posted at 17:25, 03/10/2008 by LoriDeschene
This video shows you how to get a copy of incoming faxes sent to your email without having to pay a monthly fee for a service.
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Keep iTunes 8 from starting Filenames with Track Numbers
Posted at 17:41, 03/10/2008 by LoriDeschene
By default, when you have iTunes set to automatically organize your music library, it saves the files in an /Artist/Album/Track # Song Title.mp3 format. But, if you don't want that track number stuck in the beginning of your music file names automatically, a quick preference change in iTunes 8 will remove it.
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