PPTx Reader

Some organisations are reluctant to upload PPTX files to their website requesting PDFs instead. They have never given a reason. Why would they have this preference? None of our clients would upload their pptx files to their internet site. The mostmon reason pptx files are (obviously) editable. So if you take an officialpany presentation change the figures and then try to claim that thepany (say a bank) made incorrect investment assumptions then this would be a bit if a mess. The bank would need to prove that your version of the file was manipulated which is quite easy to do but is a hassle for all concerned. And hassle = cost. So even though you wouldn have a chance of winning a frivolous case like that nobody wants to waste time and money on crap like that. Also if someone is not careful then when they add a chart to a pptx file they may include more information in the underlying data than they may actually want to share publicly. So again - PDF is preferred as the PDF will not contain the underlying data - just images of the charts.

PDFs are notpressed overall they are files ding various objects. Some of those objects can optionally be encoded using a number ofpression schemes eg gzip or JPEG but it is not required by the standard. A native file format is pretty much guaranteed to be smaller it is structured and only needs to be understood by the application which uses it. So it could include nothing more than gantt chart with 24 columns and that sufficient for PowerPoint to render the entire thing. PDFs can also be very small. A document can be reduced to simple vector primitives and and those can further bepressed. For some applications which natively produce PDF output it can lead to very small file sizes smaller than the original. However most applications output PDFs using a printing pipeline. These are not optimised for file size but forpatibility they often rasterise much of the content as a high quality as a PNG even though it was originally a JPEG). Alternatively they can output a great deal of information which isn visible like hidden layers or entire s (which may be lossy). Often these can dramatically reduce the file size but by how much depends on how the PDF is constructed.

Only for PDF Documents use Adobe Acrobat Reader - Android Apps on Google Play s app which has some needed options. But I rmend you to use any office apps so that u can work with all kind of documents like .doc .docx .xls .xlsx .PDF .ppt .pptx .txt and etc Some of the best office apps are WPS Office + PDF - Android Apps on Google Play s OfficeSuite + PDF Editor - Android Apps on Google Play s

Having aputer convert from PDF to anything more semantic is rough. PDF typically does not store any semantic information. Until the dayes that our AI is good enough to read and understand a paper you must have people do much of the work if you want a good job. Howeverputers can do somewhat. Much depends on the particular PDFs. Yet even with the most favorable options that the PDF has the and the mathematical formulae are also in the best that can be done is a poor conversion that you may have to edit by hand to fix. Much much better if at all possible and it was digital is to obtain the source from which the PDF was created. PDFs of older research papers that were originally printed may be only scanned s and a quick Optical Character Recognition (OCR) job so that there will be some uncorrected that can be copied and pasted. Or the can be while the mathematical formulae are generated s of you would have to extract the s then run them through an OCR program such as Tesseract. And then go over the OCRed to fix all the errors. For instance prettymon to see rn mistaken as m so that the word burn is mistaken as bum.

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You can take a note any kind of note actually and have it synced to the cloud automatically. Both tools support pictures lists quick notes to-do lists and so on. OneNote notes can be created on iPad and iPhone apps as well as through the native desktop software 3 Microsoft OneNote. Evernote on the other hand offers apps for Windows Mac iOS Android BlackBerry and more so in some cases it can be the more functional choice. Actually my opinion is kind of biased because Ive been using Evernote for years and am quite used to it. 9. TopNotes for iOS Official TopNotes s Various visual note taking apps are very trendy nowadays. The idea is that you can work with your iPad or iPhone just like with a piece of paper. This means that you can select various pens pencils colors and create a great looking note incorporating your own hand-made drawings charts diagrams sketches or whatever else. The only problem with most apps like this that Ive tested is that there are simply too many in-app purchases. Usually you get just one pen and one color and if you want to customize your note in any way you have to pay (sometimes insane amounts of money). This is not the case with TopNotes and that why it made the list. It offers a number of brushes right off the bat and you don have to pay extra for the privilege to change the color. In short the app just works with no hassle. 1. AOL Reader or Digg Reader Official AOL Reader and Digg Reader Since Google Reader is now dead it about time to find a replacement. Now most people know about Feedly but I want to ge your attention towards two other tools that are also in this game AOL Reader and Digg Reader. They have very similar interfaces and very similar functionality. More than that the interfaces resemble the original Google Reader interface which is surely an intentional ploy by their creators. Both tools have their pros and cons though. Digg has an iOS app available but AOL gives you a more functional interface with some fine-tuning possibilities. In the end it up to you which tool youll end up using. I personally haven decided yet and Im constantly going back and forth between them. 11. Do Nothing for Two Minutes nWant to relax after a hard meeting or a stressful call? Bookmark this app because I know you will get addicted to this one. You can almost reach a zen like state in just two minutes. 12. Focus App s#player s#player s#player nThis is the app where music meets neuroscience. Based on scientific research the website not just allows you to be productive with the help of music it also helps you get a good sleep! Totally awesome and it can be an important part of your productive lifestyle. 13. Sanebox nSanebox is another good approach to improve e-mail productivity. It automatically prioritizes important e-mails. 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You will love it for the sheer simplicity and sophistication of this app. With a powerful search that can search inside an s and docs to web pages and visiting cards. A must have feature of this app is the Evernote Webclipper . It a nifty browser plugin that captures information over the internet in many different ways. Backed by a large globalmunity and a variety of powerful third party extensions it a must have tool for the knowledge worker. 19. Wunderlist s s s nWunderlist is one of the fasted growing To-Do apps globally. Thanks to it clean interface and collaborative features it has a winning edge over most of the To-Do apps out there. Check it out! 2. Things %C2%A Things app is one of those well-thought softwares that balances between minimalism and features. They get GTD just right without being tooplex or feature rich. One of the best aspects of Things App is the zero learning curve involved. It doesn overburden you with buttons fields and too may options.

By default Android uses .apk files to install aplications the same way Windows uses .exe files. But other extensions are supported too using different aplications. For example .rar or .7zip can be extracted by most modern file managers or at least by apps like Zarchiver. Pptx files can be opened by PowerPoint for android. Docx and xlsx the same. PDF can be opened in any PDF reader and so on and so forth.