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NXPowerLite Desktop Edition< のgiveaway は 2010年6月18日
NXPowerLite Desktop EditionはWord、Exce、PowerPoint、JPEGイメージのフォーマットををそのまま保持してサイズを縮小。
ファイルを選択して凝縮レベルを選び 'Optimize'ボタンを押すだけの簡単な作業。Windows ExplorerとMicrosoft Officeプログラムもサポート。
Windows 2000/XP/Vista/7
6.1 MB
$45.00
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Jake,
Optimized files are saved in their original format (ie, if you optimize a PowerPoint file, it stays a PowerPoint file), you don't need to unzip or decompress them in any way. You can send an optimized file to anybody, and they can open it – they don't need to have NXPowerLite installed. And if you lose NXPowerLite, you can still open your files without it.
In answer to your second question, you can't retrieve the full size original – the data NXPowerLite removes is gone forever, but NXPowerLite only removes unnecessary 'junk' data, or excessive resolution from embedded images, which you will not normally need. However, by default NXPowerLite does not overwrite the original file, so you can always go back to it if you need to (if you want to delete the original file, you can right-click on it in NXPowerLite and choose 'Delete).
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Question please:
If:
1. I use this software to optimise all of my files.
2. Then my system crashes - and I lose this program.
3. Do I need this software to open those files later -- ie will I have to buy it to access those files?
Also - once you optimise a file -- can you ever retrieve the full size original file?
For example - it you optimise a JPEG image - and its now really small - but you later want to print a large print of that image - (ie poster size) - can the optimised image be used for that purpose - or can I retrieve the original non-optimised image?
I like the concept -- just nervous about what it does to my files etc
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To 4. No it keeps it as a word file, so you dont need prog to reopen files
Took a 2.9 MB word file (lots of pictures) and aquashed it down to 0.5 MB. Slight loss of quality in pictures but still pretty good. Can customize amount of compression.
I doubt it will do much with a simple word file as it really just works on any imbedded pictures, but otherwise I like it.
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For info, the software can optimize files created in any version of Microsoft Office from 97 to 2007. We're currently working on Office 2010 support, which will be added soon.
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I took four files and optimized them. Here are the results.
Word document (v 2003)
Original size - 1.01 mb
Optimized Size - 923 kb
% of original size - 91.3%
Excel Spreadsheet (v 2003)
Original size - 13.5 mb
Optimized size = 13.5 mb
% of original size - 100%
PowerPoint (v 2003)
Original Size - 24.6 mb
Optimized Size - 384 kb
% of original size - 15.6%
JPEG image
Original Size - 11.1 mb
Optimized Size - 2.62 mb
% of original size - 23.6%
I don't know what happened with the Spreadsheet. But it didn't do anything to it. The rest of the files clearly benefitted from the optimization. I'm sure that the rate of reduction will depend of the contents of the original file.
Bottom line... It's definitely a program that I will keep in my bag of tricks.
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