Popular iOS Developer Readdle has released a new application to the App Store that can convert documents into PDFs.
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I’m not a big fan of Google Docs. Actually, I’m not a fan at all. But one thing it does great is make viewing documents on the Internet a blessing to view. It removes the need to fire up Adobe Reader plugin inside the browser, which isn’t the fastest thing in the world. While, it’s easy to view documents such as PDFs, PowerPoints and Word files in Gmail or Google search results using the Google Docs viewer, sadly, there wasn’t any way to view all files using the viewer apart from these websites and services.
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Application icons are an integral part of a software as much as its UI. To be able to have icons that help users identify your applications at a glance is a design win. Since Microsoft has new software or new versions of software being developed all the time, it is interesting to go through the different types of icons they use for different applications. Let’s take a brief look at these icons.
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Office 2010 is the latest version of the Office productivity suite by Microsoft. It has become more richer, streamlined and feature packed than previous versions. New features such as Backstage provide quicker access to various features. Office 2010 is currently in Technical Preview. Here’s a FAQ to answer the most common queries that readers have about it. If there are any more questions you would like answered, leave them in the comments.
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