Batch Image Format Converter Online

Batch Image Format Converter is an application that can be used to convert picture formats from one type to the others in a batch. This is a smart batch picture converter, in the sense that it identifies the input image format and converts it to the image format of your choice. Multiple graphic images can be converted from one format to the other. A few of the conversions you can attain with this application are tiff to jpg, jpg to gif, gif to jpeg, png to gif, jpg to gif etc.

Vector Magic

Vector Magic allows you to easily convert bitmap images like JPEGs, GIFs and PNGs to the clean, scalable vector art of EPS, SVG, and PDF with auto-tracing software.

Converticon

Converticon is a simple icon utility which can import ICO, PNG, GIF and JPEG formats and export to high quality PNG or ICO files.

Image Converter

As the name suggests, Image Converter is an online image converting application which supports over 100 major image formats. The most important of these include BMP, DIB, EPI, EPS, GIF, JPC, JPEG, PNG, TSA, PCD etc.

Online Image Optimizer

Online Image Optimizer by Dynamic Drive lets you easily optimize GIFs, animated GIFs, JPGs, and PNGs, so they load as quickly as possible on your site. Additionally, you can effortlessly convert from one image type to another.

Zamzar

Zamzar is an online file conversion application that supports conversion between a wide variety of different file formats. It lets you convert BMP, GIF, JPG, PCX, PNG, TGA, TIFF and WBMP image formats to GIF, ICO, PDF, PCX, THUMBNAIL etc.

Convert Hub

Convert Hub is a image and graphic converter which can auto-detect source image formats like ICO, PNG, JPG, GIF, BMP, PS, EPS, TIFF, TGA, TXT, HTML and 92 more.

Fix Picture

Fix Picture is an online website utility for digital camera owners. It supports all popular picture file formats (JPEG, TIFF, PNG, GIF, BMP etc) and camera RAW formats (CRW, NEF, RAF, CR2, DNG etc).

Go2Convert

Go2Convert is an online image converter website which supports over 100 major image formats including, BMP, DIB, EPI, EPS, PDF, PGM, PICT, SVG, JPEG, GIF etc. You can convert files up to 5Mb in size.

Bradicon

Bradicon is a web-based service that converts image files into an icon resource that can be used for a shortcut, a program, or as a favicon. Icons can be made from a number of popular image formats. JPGs, Gifs, PNGs, and BMPs can all be converted to icons, and if your image is partially transparent Bradicon will preserve that transparency in the icon file it creates.

Didier asks: I run Windows XP. I have accidentally deleted my recycle bin icon from the desktop and doesn’t seem to find it anywhere. Can you help me finding it?

Answer:

Thanks for your question. A few readers have approached me on the recommend way to recover a deleted recycle bin. There are multiple ways to solving this issue, including modifying your registry (which i do not recommend!), or restoring the icon manually from the file system. That said, i think that using the free Tweak UI utility from Microsoft is the approach to take.

Go ahead and install the utility on your Windows XP PC. The Recycle bin can can be easily restored from the Desktop tab.

USBDeview helps you view all the devices that have been connected to your computer via the USB Port, and also lists additional information on all these devices, in a easy to use interface.

You can view the day the USB device was added, its name, the type of device, its vendor and serial IDs.

USBDeview USB Device Viewer can be downloaded from here

How to resolve this issue of Windows XP hanging during shut down?

Here are a few solutions:

• Set Windows XP to update automatically by going to Control Panel >> Automatic Updates
• Update device drivers, if that doesn’t solve the problem – uninstall and reinstall the drivers
• Uninstall programs that you no longer need, these might be clogging the system

This should resolve the issue in most cases of Windows XP hanging during shut down.

Remember: the implementation of the following trick requires that you manually modify the system registry. This is an advanced task that if done incorrectly can break your operating system and cause a severe data loss. Implement this trick at your own risk.

• Backup the registry file. Use the instructions provided in section 2 here.
• Click Start, the click Run and type Regedit to open your Registry Editor.
• Browse to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\
  Explorer\Desktop\NameSpace.
• Right click it, click New and then Key.
• Type {645FF040-5081-101B-9F08-00AA002F954E} and click enter.
• Go to the right pane, right click the newly created key and double click Default.
• Assign a name of your choice to the Recycle bin icon.
• Click OK and close the registry editor.
• Go to your desktop, the Recycle Bin icon is now restored.

Note: This trick applies to Windows XP – in Vista, it can be done without manipulating the registry.

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