Inas
Member
Per the developer, this program does the following (and it's 100% FREE):
"Create, view and print your enterprise-quality PDF files using gDoc Creator, the easiest way to convert documents from Word, Excel, and PowerPoint into PDF or XPS! And gDoc Creator includes PDF to Word conversion too!."
Quantum Dragon
Member
Alternatives to AllMyNotes I use (or have used) are:
Keynote (both the original from Marek Jedlinski (AKA Tranglos) and the NF (for New Features) taken up by Daniel Pradov after Tranglos declared a "hobby programmer bankruptcy, a writer's block, an intellectual meltdown to incapacity".
Original (Still available but quite old): http://www.tranglos.com/free/keynote.html
Daniel Pradov's version: http://code.google.com/p/keynote-nf/
Evernote (both the new (limited when free) 3 version and the older version 2).
I'm fortunate to have kept a copy of version 2 from my old computer as this is the one I use (and like) the most for its capacity for text, graphics and HTML (Web page) abilities.
The two programs Ashraf has mentionned are flawed (for my use at least), Cintanotes is too simple and only text oriented and FruitfulTime Notekeeper is an end-of-line product (no longer maintained) which I have tested and found so intrusive (it would insist on loading at Windows startup with no way of telling it not to) and was so awkward to use that I just gave up on it.
Dark Raven
Member
A very good alternative to 1AVCapture is BB FlashBack Express – at least if it's as good
(or better) than version 2.0.2 build 455 (which is the one I've got).
To view info and download, go to http://www.bbsoftware.co.uk/BBFlashBack_FreePlayer.aspx
I believe the program has no spyware.
goodgotd
Member
SnowFox Total Video Converter can easily be replaced [and bettered] for free by
Freemake Video Converter
An alternative to MP3 Toolkit:
Audacity, once considered just a simple wav editor, now possibly one of the most powerful sound file editors on the planet. Open source, free (as in free beer), and cross platform as well. I use it a lot to record old vinyl, clean up pops and clicks, automatically detect silence (between songs), and create track tags for the resulting FLAC files.
Only feature missing is "rip a CD". Lots of freeware solutions for that... I use VLC which is also free, open source and cross platform.
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