Little basic hacks

A Portable Document Format(PDF) is a kind of file format used to present documents in a manner independent of application software, hardware or Operating System. It often comes in handy when you want a piece of information to be available to a number of recipients in the exact same way, however they are quite difficult to edit. Today we'll be talking about how to convert a PDF file into an editable text document. You'll very often have no other option but to browse various sites and use all sorts of tools to edit your document if you don't have the full version of Adobe Acrobat, i.e. if you haven't bought one, it will be very tough to edit your document. The easiest of all these methods is, using Google Docs. If you have your PDF file ready, open  Google Drive  in any browser and log in with your Google account.  Upload your PDF file from your local files by clicking on  NEW  on the left, then File upload . Select the PDF you want to upload and wait fo

It's available to download now, the Fall Creator's Update from Microsoft for Windows 10, codenamed Redstone 3. Earlier we talked about the Creator's update but this is something big. There's a bunch of new features so let us now see what new has been included and what are the upgrades from it's predecessor. If you want to update right away before the update rolls out for your computer, follow this link . OneDrive Now Shows Files in the Cloud and downloads them on Demand Microsoft has announced OneDrive Files on Demand , which allows files to be stored in the cloud and made available without the need of getting synced on your local device. Quite interestingly, this new eature works with files in the Desktop and Documents folder, so it isn’t just limited to your files in the OneDrive folder as said earlier, no need to sync. When you try to open a file that isn’t stored on your PC, Windows will download it and open it for you. This is implemented