Simple and Free PDF to JPG Converter 3.00

Free PDF to JPG Converter 3.00. is a small, easy to use application specially designed to help you convert PDF documents to the JPG image format. Also, Free PDF to JPG Converter supports Batch Mode that converts a lot of PDF documents into images at one time.

Basically, all that you have to do is select the file that interests you, press the Convert button and let the application take care of the rest. So, if you want to turn your PDFs to JPGs, take this tool for a spin and check out its capabilities.

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Size/OS	:	3.2 MB / Windows XP / Vista / Vista64 / 7 / 7 x64
License	:	Freeware
Type of file	:	Zip
Date	:	July 31rd, 2012
Price Full Version	:	-
Developer	:	Home page

Automatically Sorts Files Of Same Types In Subfolders By Order In My Folder Free

Everyone seems to be a digital hoarder these days. Storage space is inexpensive so people keep everything. The problem is, when you save everything, keeping your files organized is a chore. Order in my Folder aims to help us.

A great example of a place Order in my Folder would be useful is in your Pictures folder. How many time have you said to yourself you are going to sit down and sort all of the images into chronological order? How many times have you taken a nap instead? Me too. Time to let the machines do the sorting so you can concentrate on that nap.

The only real requirements for using Order in my Folder are you have a Windows computer and you want to clean up your messy disorganized files and folders. If you meet those 2 requirements, lets get to it.

Once installed and started, Order in my Folder, your main screen should look something like this.

The first thing you will need to do is navigate to the first messy folder. This is a messy folder. as you can see, there are files and application exe files and links and folder… not very organized.

Sorting folder contents

There are a lot of options to sort. The most basic way to sort is to choose a method from the drop down in the middle.

Next you can apply the sort to files older than a specific day. If you’d like for all the files to be sorted, just leave this at 0.

The next way you can sort is to use the Wildcard box. The way this helps is what ever you enter, say “.exe”, Order in my Folder only shows and sorts those files.

Once you have all the above steps completed, click the Order button. You’ll see a pop-up confirmation window. If everything is correct, click Yes to sort.

Here are a couple examples so you can see the finished sorting.

Sort by file type before

Sort by file type after

Sort by date created (pictures)

See how much cleaner and organized the folders look? Order in my Folder would be great to use in your picture folder, Dropbox or even your downloads folder. Because files already in a subfolder will not be organized, you can easily clean up what ever files you don’t have the time to organize.

Convert and Use Any Folder as a Drive With FolderDrive for Windows Free

Having a clean desktop means you will be less distracted when you are working. However, a desktop with nothing on it isn’t always the most efficient. To make your life a little easier, you can use FolderDrive. When you use FolderDrive, you can turn any folder on your computer into a network drive accessible in your My Computer screen.

Imagine being able to eliminate the 10 or more click process to get to a file in your Dropbox folder. Instead, simply turn the folder you use all of the time into a network-like drive. Think about the possibilities. If you are working on a project, you could add all of the folders you need from all over your computer or shared drives into one location. This could be a picture folder and a shared Dropbox folder and another from your document folder buried deep within your maze of organization. When the project is done, you can change the mapped folders to whatever you are working on.

The mapping of the folder is pretty painless actually. Once FolderDrive is installed you should see a window like this. To start mapping, click the button that says Add Mapping.

The next window will let you choose a drive letter and the folder you’d like to map.

In the Drive Letter drop down, you can see all of the available drive letters from A-Z you can use for each folder you’d like to map. To add the Path click on the button with the 3 dots.

Here is what it will look like when you are ready to click the OK button. It would be a good idea to click the Make Permanent box so you won’t need to allow access every time you open a folder.

As you can see in the picture above, I used my general Dropbox folder for this example. If you have a folder in your Dropbox that you uses all the time, you can create a FolderDrive just for that folder. You can add several different FolderDrives to your My Computer screen by repeating the above steps for each folder.

After you’ve added some folders, take a trip over to your My Computer window to see if they are showing up.

When you add a lot of folders to this screen, you will want to change the name of the drive to something other than Local Disk: A so you can remember what folder is what. To change the drive name, right-click on the drive and select Rename.

When you shut down FolderDrive, all of the mapped folders will disappear just like you unplugged the drive. See how FolderDrive can give you fast access to all of your commonly used folders?