2010 July | Cool Computer Tricks

Extract text from image files using Free-OCR

Filed under Internet tricks by Bhavyesh on July 31, 2010 at 5:07 pm {3 comments}

If you don’t know, OCR stands for Optical Character Recognition and is mainly used to identify and extract characters from images, mostly from scanned pages.

Free-OCR is a free and easy to use web service using which you can extract text from your image files in few simple steps.

Go to Free-Ocr.com.
Click on the “Browse” button to upload your image.
Enter the CAPTCHA code.
Select the language of the text in image file from the drop down menu.
Click on the “Send File’ button.
Wait while your image is being uploaded on the server and it is processed.
A text box containing the text extracted from the image will be shown on the next page. Now you can copy and edit this text in the way you want.

The Free-OCR supports some basic image file formats like JPEG, GIF, TIFF, BMP etc. The final output is almost flawless. You can try using it for any scanned image of a printed paper.

Link : Free-OCR

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How to completely customize your Ubuntu (Ebook)

Filed under Computer tricks, Featured, Funny Computer Tricks, Linux, Ubuntu Themes by Bhavyesh on July 26, 2010 at 1:11 pm {2 comments}

If you are a Ubuntu fan and have some free time to spend then here is something worth doing this weekend. This is a guide written by a Ubuntu user Towheed Mohammed and was shared at UbuntuForums. I just came across this while surfing and thought of sharing it with you guys.

This ebook will guide you with step by step information at every stage. Here is what the author says about this book.

In my quest to fully customize the graphics in Ubuntu 9.10 (Karmic Koala) starting fom the Grub menu and working my way up to the desktop I’ve found bits and pieces of informations scattered throughout the threads. Most of these were not geared towards people new to Karmic. Also, a lot of the customization were not thorough enough, I wanted to do a lot more than what was given. This is when I decided to test the waters of customizing Karmic. The learning curve was very steep because I am also a beginner to Karmic and Linux on the whole. I decided to put everything I’ve learnt into what I hope will be a very comprehensive guide on customizing the graphics screens of Karmic starting from the Grub menu.

This guide is written for beginners and so the more experienced users may fnd it a bit repetitive. Some may even say that there are programs available that allows you to do the customizations easily, but I’ve found that such programs just scratches the surface of what’s possible.

In my advise if you are a real geek and have got some spare time this weekend then do try your hands on this one. It will be real fun. Even I am planning to follow this guide and will post screenshots of my work once I am done.

Download Ubuntu Customization guide (Mediafire) (5.24MB)

Enjoy

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Easily restore deleted files with “Restore Deleted Files Now”

Filed under Computer tricks, Free Softwares, Freeware, Software Troubleshooting, Windows 7 Tricks and Tips, Windows Tricks, Windows Vista Tricks and Tips, Windows XP Tricks and Tips by Bhavyesh on July 25, 2010 at 7:42 am {2 comments}

How often do you delete some file from your PC and then suddenly realize that it was an important file??? Restore Deleted Files Now is a free software which can be used to restore your accidentally deleted files. With Restore Deleted Files Now you can restore files deleted with or without the Recycle Bin, using the Shift+Delete combination or through the ‘Delete’ options in different programs.

After downloading the software from here install it on your computer. When you run the software you will see two options in left panel - Settings and Restore Deleted Files. Click on the second one. Now select the drive you want to scan for deleted files from the drop down menu and start scan. It will show you all the files which can be recovered. Image files are available for preview only. You can not recover image files using this software. You’ll have to buy the paid version of this software to recover those image files.

In short “Restore Deleted Files Now” is a free software which can be used to recover everything except image files. It works with Windows 7, Vista, XP (both 32-bit and 64-bit versions).