Probs with Media File Conversion? Not Anymore…

I bet you are one of those whom at one point or another received mail from your friend/co-worker with attached document, unfortunately your computer was not able to open due to unknown file format. Well, there are plenty of Internet resources that provide us with an easy fix- Online Conversion. I’ve compiled simple list of the most interesting and useful web-resources for document conversion. All these need no software to purchase, download and install, no time wasted in waiting for your PC to finish its conversion tasks… . Use it at work, use it at school…its your choice, after all, IT’S FREE and ONLINE.

Koolwire

Word (doc, docx), Powerpoint (ppt, pptx), Excel (xls, xlsx), Visio (vsd), MS Project (mpp), Jpeg, GIF, RTF, txt. into PDF, PDF to RTF,

WAV to MP3, MP3 to WAV [all above conversion is done via e-mail]

Zamzar.com

This web is, to my account, the most universal free online conversion tool you could find out there [or at least I've run into so far]. More than 70 different file formats are supported so I am not gonna list them all. If you are curious, check here. Videos download is supported too.

Youconvertit.com

Yet another multi format converter. All supported files listed here. Very comparable to zamzar.com

Media-convert.com

Another heavy duty converter, with something extra. Cell-phone users, this is the site to check out for you…

Others…

www.mediaconverter.org

vixy.net -Download of online videos directly to PC/Ipod/PSP

Map Of The Whole Internet

 

Do you have feeling that the internet is infinite and expands faster than the Space itself? Authors of http://thewholeinternet.wordtothewise.com/ decided to map whole address space IPv4 so that you can now see in a graphical format, which address spaces belong to whom. Maybe you’ll find out who’s your neighbor, or simply that why there is so much free space despite the fact that many warn us that we will have to soon migrate onto new addressing IPv4.

This crazy map contains 4,294,967,296 IP addresses and processes them onto a huge image and let you zoom into it and pan around. “Just like google maps, but more internetty.”