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Apollo PSP Video Converter ver.3.1.8

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Apollo PSP Video converter converts video files for optimized video playback on Sony PSP. it supports most popular format on internet such as DivX, XviD, AVI, WMV, MPG, MPEG, ASF, RM, RMVB, MOV, ASX, SVCD, VCD. Integrated world class MPEG4 encoder brings you amazing video quality with super fast conversion speed.
Apollo PSP Video converter is also a PSP video management software designed for dummies. It connects to PSP and transfers video for you, automatically sets default PSP video filename, PSP video title and captures video thumbnail. Built-in PSP video explorer window lists video filenames and PSP video titles together side by side. Pie chart of PSP memory stick usage, free spaces are displayed for the best of your convenience. Now take your favorite movie or TV series with you and enjoy your faves where ever you want and when you want!

o Preview source clips.
o Video source supports AVI, Divx, Xvid, MPEG, WMV, ASF, RM, RMVB, SVCD, VCD, MOV any video format play-able.
o One click design, intuitive user interface.
o Batch files conversion.
o Built-in PSP video manager transfers the output video easily.
o Manage PSP Memory-stick friendly.

* Direct any video files to MPEG-4 format without losing quality.
* High-speed encoder ensures smooth conversion of video and audio data.
* Convert from any position to any position of video files.
* Keep the original aspect ratio or resize movie to fit the PSP monitor resolution.
* Custom define output audio volume.

Digital Video For Dummies, 4th Edition

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Digital Video For Dummies, 4th Edition
Keith Underdahl
ISBN: 978-0-471-78278-0
Paperback
384 pages
February 2006
PDF | 12.8 MB

So you have a camcorder and visions of being the next Spielberg. But how do you progress from shooting so-so footage to showing your own finished movie? Digital Video For Dummies, 4th Edition gives you the know-how and the show-how! Find out how to shoot and edit great movies, using iMovie, Windows Movie Maker, or Adobe Premiere Elements to add the finishing touches like special effects and your own soundtrack. With the latest information and lots of illustrations and screen shots, this friendly guide walks you through:

    * Getting your computer ready to work with digital video (complete with information about FireWire)
    * Choosing a camcorder, including features to look for and features that are useless
    * Digitizing old VHS videotapes to preserve memories
    * Purchasing other movie making gear, including audio and lighting equipment
    * Shooting better video, with tips on lighting, panning, using the zoom, and recording better audio
    * Creating your own sound effects such as footsteps, bones breaking, fire, thunder, insects buzzing, and more
    * Capturing digital video using iMovie, Windows Movie Marker, or Premiere Elements
    * Editing, including understanding timecode, organizing and previewing clips, and assembling clips in Storyboard and Timeline
    * Adding transitions, titles, and special effects
    * Importing and integrating video from phones and digital cameras
    * Using audio rubberbands in iMovie, Premiere Elements, and other editing programs
    * Adding narration, importing and working with CD audio, and adding a music soundtrack

Keith Underdahl has extensive professional video production experience developing kiosk and marketing videos for Ages Software. Realizing that you’ll want to polish and premiere your movie, he includes information on:

    * More advanced video editing, including animating video clips, improving light and color, compositing video (bluescreen or greenscreen), and more
    * 13 categories of video effects, ranging from blur and sharpen to transform
    * Working with still photos and graphics
    * Sharing your video online using QuickTime (/QT), RealMedia (.RM), or Windows Media Video (.WMV)
    * Making tapes or burning DVDs in 9 steps

With a handy cheat sheet of keyboard shortcuts, a chart comparing 10 video editing programs, a glossary, and more, with this guide you’ll soon be saying “Lights, camera, action” and producing your own movie attraction.

Photoshop All-in-One Desk Reference For Dummies

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Photoshop All-in-One Desk Reference For Dummies
Barbara Obermeier | Wiley & Sons | ISBN : 9780470111956 | Paperback | June,2007 | 704 pages | PDF | 26.5 MB

* What the book covers: Photoshop fundamentals, getting to know the tool palette, specifying size and resolution, using and managing color, making selections, modifying and transforming selections and paths, painting and drawing with Photoshop, creating and editing type, working with layers, using channels, quick and dirty masking techniques, making corrections with filters, distorting with the liquify command, enhancing images with adjustments, fixing flaws and removing what’s not wanted, prepping graphics for print, creating contact sheets and picture packages, prepping graphics for the Web, and more. Includes both Windows and Mac coverage.
* Updated coverage of the new version: This new edition will have approximately 20-30% new content, covering the new features and enhancements made in the latest version of Photoshop.
* Series features: Information presented in the straightforward but fun language that has defined the Dummies series for fifteen years.

Microsoft CRM 3 For Dummies

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Microsoft CRM 3 For Dummies (For Dummies (Computer/Tech)) by Joel Scott, David Lee
Publisher: For Dummies (May 22, 2006) | ISBN-10: 0471799459 | PDF | 9,7 Mb | 408 pages

Find out how to manage customer information to make your business more productive
Whether you’re completely new to customer relationship management (CRM) software or you just want the scoop on the newest version, this handy guide will get you going. Discover how to set up CRM 3, navigate and customize the system, use it to work with your accounts and contacts, collect leads, forecast sales, run reports, and much more.
Discover how to
— Develop and manage customer relationships
— Implement a sales process
— Set up security and access rights
— Generate quotes, orders, and invoices
— Manage leads and opportunities
— Create and use product catalogs

Networking For Dummies, 7th Edition

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Networking For Dummies, 7th Edition
For Dummies; 7 edition | ISBN: 076457583X | November 5, 2004 | 424 pages | PDF

Networking for Dummies upholds the series’ proletarian tradition by entertainingly explaining local area networks (LAN) to the rest of us. Written with three different–but equally “clueless in technical matters;quot;–audiences in mind, Lowe’s book appeals to novice network users, novice network builder/administrators, and the managers who must finance the activities of the other two groups.
A large part of this book is devoted to user issues such as “Accessing a network drive from WordPerfect” and “What is a print job?” Other chapters explain the differences among the various network architectures and network operating systems. In addition, the book pays a lot of attention to troubleshooting, particularly for common problems.

For these reasons, Networking for Dummies makes a fine resource for people who are new to a networked environment. If you are a network administrator, you might want to get a copy (or three) of this book for the corporate library and refer it to all askers of brain-dead questions.

The book’s primary shortcoming is its ignorance of Microsoft Windows NT 4.0 and Novell IntranetWare. (Coverage of NT stops at version 3.51 and coverage of NetWare stops at version 4.1.) Still, lots of organizations still run these network operating systems, and if yours is one of them, this book may fit your needs admirably.

Firewalls for Dummies, Second Edition

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Firewalls for Dummies, Second Edition
For Dummies; 2 edition | ISBN: 0764540483 | June 27, 2003 | 428 pages | PDF

What an amazing world we live in! Almost anything you can imagine can be researched, compared, admired, studied, and in many cases, bought, with the click of a mouse. The Internet has changed our lives, putting a world of opportunity before us. Unfortunately, it has also put a world of opportunity into the hands of those whose motives are less than honorable. A firewall, a piece of software or hardware that erects a barrier between your computer and those who might like to invade it, is one solution.
If you’ve been using the Internet for any length of time, you’ve probably received some unsavory and unsolicited e-mail. If you run a business, you may be worried about the security of your data and your customers’ privacy. At home, you want to protect your personal information from identity thieves and other shady characters. Firewalls For Dummies® will give you the lowdown on firewalls, then guide you through choosing, installing, and configuring one for your personal or bus iness network.
Firewalls For Dummies® helps you understand what firewalls are, how they operate on different types of networks, what they can and can’t do, and how to pick a good one (it’s easier than identifying that perfect melon in the supermarket.) You’ll find out about
* Developing security policies
* Establishing rules for simple protocols
* Detecting and responding to system intrusions
* Setting up firewalls for SOHO or personal use
* Creating demilitarized zones
* Using Windows or Linux as a firewall
* Configuring ZoneAlarm, BlackICE, and Norton personal firewalls
* Installing and using ISA server and FireWall-1
With the handy tips and hints this book provides, you’ll find that firewalls are nothing to fear – that is, unless you’re a cyber-crook! You’ll soon be able to keep your data safer, protect your family’s privacy, and probably sleep better, too.
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