How to Open Password Protected PDF Document

Posted by alex.taylor on February 26th, 2009

Recover PDF PasswordRecover PDF Password by Eltima Software recovers lost or forgotten user passwords, which protect PDF files to be opened.

In case when the password protection makes it impossible to copy, edit or print your document Recover PDF Password will search the owner password needed and your problem will be easily solved.

Here you can find a detailed tutorial for your convenience:

Step 1. Visit Recover PDF Password web site and download the latest build.

Step 2. Select protected PDF file by clicking the “Folder” button and locating the file.

PDF password recovery

Step 3. Choose one of the three methods available:

- by password length, where you can set the minimum and maximum password length

- by template if you already know some symbols or characters in the password

- exhaustive search. In this case Recover PDF Password will try all possible encryption keys until finds the right one

You can recover Owner password, User password or even both of them.

Step 4. Select various charset options:

- include uppercase or lowercase Latin letters

- include digits Special symbols

- include space and tab symbols - enables “space” and “tab” characters

- include additional printable and non-printable characters

Step 5. Click the “Start recovery” button and wait for a password to be recovered.

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How To Sync Your Mac and Windows Mobile: Contacts Synchronization

Posted by alex.taylor on February 12th, 2009

SyncMate by Eltima

If you have Mac OS X computer and love it as well your Windows Mobile device but still don’t know how to sync data between these devices, this tutorial is just what you need!

SyncMate by Eltima Software can solve this problem easily. SyncMate is a handy and powerful synchronizator, which allows synchronizing Contacts, Calendar, Bookmarks, Mail, Notes, ToDos’s, multimedia files and other data between your Mac and Windows Mobile device.

SyncMate is offered at two Editions : Free and Expert.

SyncMate Free Edition enables all Mac users to synchronize Address Book and iCal on Mac with their analogues in Windows Mobile PocketPC/Smartphones as well as with Google account. You can also read SMS directly on your Mac and visually analyze detailed information of the Windows Mobile device connected (such as battery state or memory usage).

SyncMate Expert Edition (available for a small fee) grants even more synchronization possibilities. With SyncMate Expert you can easily synchronize iTunes, iPhoto, video files, Bookmarks, Mail, Notes and ToDo’s between your Mac and Mobile device.

SyncMate Expert allows managing your SMS directly on your Mac: create, delete and send SMS right from your computer!

You can find detailed comparison chart of SyncMate Free and Expert Editions here.

So, this small tutorial will show you how to sync your Contacts in Windows Mobile device with Address Book on Mac.

Step 1. First of all you’ll have to download and install SyncMate (You can sync your Contacts and calendar with SyncMate Free Edition).

Step 2. After the launch of application you’ll have to establish connection. Just choose the desirable connection option (USB or Wi-Fi)

Establish Connection

Step 3. Match Contacts item and set all the parameters.

Establish Connection

Step 4. Click “SyncNow” button.

That’s all, your Contacts are synchronized in both devices in four easy steps!

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Flex SWF to Flex Projects or How to Decompile Flex files

Posted by alex.taylor on February 11th, 2009

Flash Decompiler by Eltima Software is a feature rich and powerful SWF to FLA converter, which will help you decompile Flash movies, convert SWF elements into multiple formats and edit SWF movies on the go without Flash Studio installed.

And since 4.0 version Flash Decompiler supports Flex files into Flex projects decompilation.

This tutorial contains a detailed step-by-step description of Flex files to Flex projects conversion. But let us remind you some details about Flex files.

Flex files are created by Adobe Flex Builder. Flex files can be converted in Flex projects only and you’ll have to have Adobe Flex Builder installed in order to edit such projects. When converting Flex files into Flex projects with Flash Decompiler, Flash Decompiler will create a Flex Builder project which can be easily edited with Adobe Flex Builder.

So, if you have some Flex files you are about to convert in Flex projects, following tutorial will definitely help you!

Step 1. Please download the latest Flash Decompiler Trillix build and install it.

Step 2. After launching Eltima Flash Decompiler please switch to “Manage” tab. Press “Add task” and choose the Flex file you are about to convert.

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For your convenience, while working with a file, you can see whether it is a Flash or Flex file (since 4.0 version Flash Decompiler supports Flex files into Flex projects decompilation). There will be corresponding icons to the left of the file name in “My tasks” list.

Step 3. After you added the required Flex file/files to be converted, please, switch to “Convert tab”, which is located at ribbon bar.

Step 4. Select the destination folder where the resulting Flex projects will be stored.

Step 5. If you want to start converting chosen Flex file to Flex projects with default settings, press “Convert current” button (“Convert all” button in case you’ve selected batch of Flash files).

Step 6. If you want to change conversion settings just switch to “Conversion options” tab. After you’ve managed all the options, please press “Convert current” button (”Convert all” button in case you’ve selected batch of Flex files).

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SWF to FLA or How to Decompile SWF Files

Posted by alex.taylor on December 21st, 2008

Flash Decompiler Trillix by Eltima Software features unique option to convert your SWF files back into FLA. FLA format is Adobe Flash file format, which contains the original source code for SWF Flash movie, which, unlike the SWF format could be edited and modified in a native Flash environment (Adobe Flash). As the result you gain the full control of your SWF files.

Below you can find step-by-step tutorial which will surely help you to convert SWF files into FLA with Flash Decompiler.

Step 1. Please download the latest Flash Decompiler Trillix build and install it.

Step 2. After launching Eltima Flash Decompiler please switch to “Manage” tab. Press “Add task” and choose the SWF file you are about to convert into FLA.

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For your convenience, while working with a file, you can see whether it is a Flash or Flex file (since 4.0 version Flash Decompiler supports Flex files into Flex projects decompilation). There will be corresponding icons to the left of the file name in “My tasks” list.

Step 3. After you added the required Flash file/files to be converted, please, switch to “Convert tab”, which is located at ribbon bar.

Step 4. Select the destination folder where the resulting FLA files will be stored.

Step 5. If you want to start converting chosen SWF to FLA with default settings, press “Convert current” button (”Convert all” button in case you’ve selected batch of Flash files).

Step 6. In order to change conversion settings just switch to “Conversion options” tab. After you’ve managed all the options, please press “Convert current” button (”Convert all” button in case you’ve selected batch of Flash files).

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Migrate from Windows Mobile to iPhone in just 3 clicks!

Posted by Vic on March 12th, 2008

iPhone… What a lovely stylish device many of you would like to own. However, the main problem of making it truly yours is not price or availability matters. It’s tons of information you have on your old Windows mobile device you need to transfer to your brand-new and fresh iPhone. Of course, you can enter every name in the address book and every event in the calendar by hand, but how much time and efforts that would take!

There are various options of information transferring, but we will tell you about the fastest and the easiest way of Winmobile to iPhone migration. The answer to all questions is SyncMate by Eltima Software, and easy-to-use synchronization tool. Here’s how:

  • Step 1

Synchronize contacts

You will need to download SyncMate and install it to your Mac. Connect your device to your Mac

via USB or Wi-Fi, SyncMate’s driver will be automatically installed to your device.

  • Step 2

Choose the synchronization direction (your device -> Mac) and follow several simple steps to synchronize all the desired information between your device and your Mac.

Synchronize iCalApplications that can be synchronized using SyncMate: Address Book, iCal, Stickies, Favorites, iPhoto and iTunes. After you have ported all the information to your Mac, you are on halfway to your initial goal. All of your private and sensitive data is now on your Mac and you can move on to transferring it to your brand new iPhone.

  • Step 3

Synchronize e-mailSynchronize your new iPhone with your Mac via iTunes. You will be able to stuff your iPhone with various kinds of information: Safari bookmarks, iCal entries and events, Address book, music, pictures and videos taken with your Winmobile device. From your Mac you can also transfer all of your e-mails and podcasts.

Synchronize iPhoto and iTunesNow your iPhone is the part of your everyday business and leisure activities, as it contains all of the information you need.

Three clicks - and all information is ported!

Still hesitate it’s that easy? Download SyncMate and arrange your little experiment with information migration!

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A Dive into Flash Optimizer 2.0

Posted by Vic on March 11th, 2008

Click to enlargeWe would love to let you examine Flash Optimizer deeper, show you its main features and abilities, demonstrate you its full power of optimization.

So, the first and foremost, Flash Optimizer owns a new, completely redesigned user interface. It is redeemed in all that Vista-style and gives you a stylish, glossy look. As you can see, it is now divided into two tabs for your convenience: “Compress one file” and “Compress many files”. This option is driven to help you make the first major step in optimization process easy and comfortable. No more multiple and confusing tabs! You get only two, and within these two you obtain the whole set of optimization options.

All GUI elements are grouped together for your comfort. A little built-in Flash player with playback options and little tableClick to enlarge to the right that shows you precisely of what elements your SWF consists of. All compression settings are situated on the same tab, just a little lower. All predefined parameters of compression have been tested by our professionals, so even Flash novices will receive great results without the need to learn how every SWF element is optimized. Alternatively, all advanced users will have the ability to tune the settings their own way, to make the optimization result the way they desired. “Preview Compression” button is a nice way to try various compression settings before the compression process itself. It gives you an opportunity to choose the best optimization balance.

New sound compression technology, that lets you optimize both event and stream sounds with multiple options, Click to enlargeleads off the whole new set of features. Moreover, with Flash Optimizer you will be able to compress sounds by converting stereo to mono. New video conversion algorithms allow you to change video bitrate and ratio for embedded Flash video without significant quality loss. Other new features include completely new algorithms of images optimization, curves, fonts, zero-objects, vectors and Z-lib optimization. Flash Optimizer 2.0 opens a wide range of Flash optimization options, ensured by better usability and speed of the application. Moreover, Flash Optimizer fully supports Flash 8 and partially Flash 9, which we continue to work on.

You are welcome to download all new Flash Optimizer right away and take your own dive into Flash optimization.

How To: Share And Connect To USB Devices Over Network Or Internet

Posted by Helen White on November 27th, 2007

With our recently released USB to Ethernet Connector 3.0 you can share any USB device located on your PC and connect to a shared device located on the remote computer over local area network or Internet.

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The interface is very simple and is divided into 2 parts with controls to share local devices or connect to remote ones.

Nevertheless here is how you do it.

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