In this digital music era based on Internet, the source of our music files becomes complex. As a result, accordingly, music labels are more confused than ever. If just play music on computer, that is not very bad. While if it is on mobile device, when you want to find and listen to some desired songs, then the music files must have orderly and correct ID3 tags. And that fact is, editing music labels has always been a boring job makes a lot of people feel headache.

PhotoLine is a lightweight, efficient, fast and easy-to-use image processing software from Germany, it seems to be becoming popular. AppNee likes to regard it as a mini version of Photoshop, this is not just because they have very similar UI and functions.

If you need to upload video, audio, image or document files to multiple free file hosts for backup or sharing, in addition to signing into these websites and manually upload one by one, using software to upload is always a better and more efficient solution. z_o_o_m's File & Image Uploader is such a small and handy app from Czech Republic.

I believe you must feel the same or similar way - not all favorite music can be found according to their names and then download or buy them. Especially the ones used in video as background music, which are often the classic. So the question is how to get them exactly and easily, legally? One solution is - extract (actually convert) them using tools.

Enfocus's PitStop Pro is a low-profile but super powerful PDF file errors automatic detecting & correcting add-on program for Adobe Acrobat. It's also famous as one of the 3 PDF editing plugins (pdfToolbox, Quite Imposing and PitStop Pro) that almost every prepress designer must have.