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Transfer Music and Settings from iPod to PC with CopyTrans 4

Posted on 21. Dec, 2009 by srikanth.

Disclosure: Copytrans currently advertises with LostInTechnology.

Have you ever had your hard drive crash?  I know I have, and one of the most painful parts of it is losing all of your music. I had all my music on my iPod at the time, but iTunes won’t let you import music from an iPod.  Therefore, what should work as a great back up device doesn’t really help you out at all. You must clear all the music on it in order to get music back on it. Doesn’t really make sense does it?

Good thing for all of us, there is a great piece of software out there that makes it easy and hassle free to get all that music off your iPod or iPhone.  CopyTrans 4 lets you copy everything on your iPod and iPhone to your computer in order to safely recover your iTunes library. You can transfer all media (music, video, podcasts etc) including artworks, date added, ratings, playcounts and more. It enables you to import iPhone artworks automatically into iTunes and import iPhone media to respective iTunes categories.

Now, your iPod and iPhone are actually a great back up for your iTunes library.

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10 Resources Bloggers Will Love

Posted on 30. Apr, 2009 by srikanth.

Blogging is all about ‘Freedom for Expression’. It is THE trend of Web 2.0 and everyday we come across many tools from Widgets to Platforms(WordPress, Blogger, TypePad) to Scripts to Web Apps, which aid the process of blogging.

Though blogging platforms provide us with a variety of features and other extensions, you might need a few tools for specific tasks like image search, file  compression, time tracking, desktop publishing clients, RSS, subscription services and yes…Twitter.

To make your quest for the right resources to blog easy, we present you 10 tools which you will really love as a blogger.

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Easily Search for Images with Ginipic

Posted on 13. Apr, 2009 by srikanth.

Though,there are multiple  image search utilities like Flickr, Google Image Search, Picasa, Stockxpert, deviantART, Fotolia and more, image search on the web can be tedious at times.  This comes from the fact that many of those sites weren’t built for search, or there are just too many images to easily search through.

If you’re looking for a utility to search multiple image sites from one location, Ginipic is for you.

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Improve Your Flickr Searches with Compfight

Posted on 08. Dec, 2008 by Kyle Judkins.

I have been using Creative Commons Flickr photos for blog posts for a while now, but I have often found the Flickr search to be slow and lackluster.  The regular Flickr search returns very few results per page and shows lots of information about them.  Most of the time I am searching Flickr for images to begin my posts with, so I don’t need all the extra information.

Compfight is a Flickr search engine that makes it easy to find that amazing shot you were looking for.  Compfight displays lots of images quickly, and this allows you to look through hundreds of images in the same amount of time it would take you to look through just a few on the regular Flickr search.

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How to Center Pictures in WordPress

Posted on 08. May, 2008 by Kyle Judkins.

WordPress is a great tool, but it is not without a few bugs here and there. I have found that the ability to center images in WordPress is a little lacking, so I’m going to tell you guys the solution I have found to get that picture centered just right using HTML.

• Place <center> before the image’s HTML code and </center> after the image’s HTML code.

I know there is some other HTML code that is supposed to center the images, but I found this method to work the best for me.

One final thing to keep in mind is to make sure you add this code at the end of editing your post. I have noticed that if you edit your post several times after adjusting your image, WordPress will just ignore the HTML changes you made.

Let me know what your solutions are.

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