When I read some electronic version of books or magazines, occasionally I find some interesting pictures that I want to collect. In addition to the most commonly used approach of making screenshots, if they exist in a PDF file, we have a better method - Using software to extract them out. This comes with two benefits: First, the extracted image is complete (including definition); Second, the operation is simpler and more efficient.

Quick Batch File Compiler (Quick BFC for short) is a small app used to compile/convert any batch file (.bat or .cmd format) into the real executable file format (.exe), which can run unlimitlessly under Windows. For the converted EXE file, you are allowed to customize its icon and version info, and the content inside a batch file can be encrypted in order to prevent unauthorized modifications.

PEiD (short for PE iDentifier) is a well-known professional packer/cryptor/compiler detecting tool. It's so powerful that it can detect the types/signatures of almost any PE file packing tools (at present, the number has been more than 600 kinds). In addition to the official version, AppNee also provides you its full-plugin version, which can be treated as the most perfect one version (contains 60+ plugins and necessary runtime library files: mfc70.dll, msvcr70.dll, rtl70.bpl, vcl70.bpl) on the Internet at present. I do believe reverse engineers or software cracking/unpacking enthusiasts must like it very much.

With the continuous enrichment of web video resources, each of us might have chances to meet some favorite video clips worthy of downloading for collection. But in fact this idea for the vast majority of common computer users is never easy to implement.

Among so many all-in-one driver managing utilities, the DriverToolkit developed by Megaify Software (from Japan) featuring compact (less than 3 MB), simple (clear and friendly UI), user-friendly (just 3 steps: scan, download and install), and fast.