Flash a PowerPoint Presentation to a Blog by Coca Huang
Steps Put a link on your blog post to your PowerPoint presentation: 1.Upload your PowerPoint presentation to a website. There are a lot free uploading services on the web, like Yahoo Geocities, Google Page etc. 2.Copy the URL of the uploaded PowerPoint presentation 3.Create a link in a... Publish your post Tips If you choose the first method, you should notice that the drawback of this method is that those who want to view the play have to download the file. ... What is more, if they do not have PowerPoint or PowerPoint viewer, or if the PowerPoint version is too old to be...

In-File Delta Enhances Offsite Secure Backup Technology by Lee Morrell
We are all aware of the benefits backing up to a remote location. However the greatest problem with backing up data via the internet is explained as follows:- Large files x low bandwidth = Massive backup time. In-file delta helps to greatly reduce this issue. ... a 10GB Outlook.pst file) over low-speed internet connection is made possible because it requires only the changes of information since last backup to be sent to complete the backup of a large file (here we assume that the full backup of the file has been saved on the backup server already).

How To Choose File Hosting Service On The Internet? by Patrick Williams
The question: "What kind of options do I need to look when choosing file hosting website?" The answer: the one with the biggest, fastest and reliable servers, that will save your files the longer. There are many file hosting services around the world that allows you to save your files for easy... What this kind of websites gives you it's the option to upload files to the internet up to X amount of MB, after the upload the user will get a special unique URL which locates the file and enables anyone with whom the uploader shares it to download the file, The features you need to pay...

Still Using Traditional Storage Media? by Steven Cancel
Did you just download that amazing live concert of your favorite band on to your desktop computer? Now you scurry about trying to burn the concert on to a CDR, but the same error pops up every time? Not enough disk space. Carrying compact disks around is just extra baggage that you don't need in... With in moments, your movies, pictures, and audio file will be on the internet to share with all sorts of people that you can invite to come see your stuff. ... Instead of cutting up files and reassembling them using multiple cd's and multiple programs, you can simply go to an upload website and...

What Is FTP And How It Works? by Vladimir Ghetau
FTP is a method to manage files over the Internet or a network : meet the F ile T ransfer P rotocol! People are generally using the FTP for transfering the files uploaded on their web hosting server. We already talking about files... trasfer, and most important... ... A protocol is a method which informs your computer about the connection to a server or client (in a nut shell, tells the browser how to get the file, how to read the informations about it, etc). ... The FTP is a common process used in file trasfers from one computer to another: one computer is the server and the other...

Bit Torrent File Technology by Kris Kibak
Bit Torrent is a new file sharing technology that has taken the internet by storm. The bit torrent file sharing technology is unique because it requires that those downloading share files while uploading. This results in higher download speeds than those provided by most P2P software programs,... Once the file is found, the user downloads this small file that contains the information necessary to begin the download. ... The speed of the download will depend on two things; the number of other users sharing the file and the number of other users downloading this same file.

Software Sharing by Sharon White
Until this period, various other online file sharing software had been developed. Particularly in Europe and US, home internet user had been using file sharing software that utilise Gnutella Technology. However, the situation in Asia is quite different because the law enforcement in both areas... In most Asia countries copyright protection is not so extensive or the control of internet usage is not so exhaustive thus a large number of people still using traditional HTML or FTP (File Transfer Protocol) download or upload, which the end user would connect to the server either to upload or...

Difference Between .mp3 and .Wav by Tolga Ulucay
MP3s are good files to use for the uploading of your audio discs. These compressed files are small in comparison to WAV files, thus making them ideal for uploading, please note however the MP3s are ½ the sample rate of CD quality. The audio reproduced from an MP3 file is difficult for the... It is lossy data compression; meaning "insignificant" data is removed thereby decreasing the file size to approximately 1/7th of the original file size. ... The answer to the question, "Is there a difference between the two formats?", is "yes".

FTP Basics by Pamela Stevens
Anyone that has downloaded from the internet has likely utilized an FTP application, without even realizing it. But if you are a non–techie and a casual user you may wonder, just what is FTP? What About an FTP client? Here are the basic definitions of common FTP terms: FTP File Transfer... FTP Host This is a service that can “host” an FTP site, so instead of using your server as the FTP server, users can login to your FTP site and download/upload to the hosted space. ... Once the request is verified, the FTP client computer can download or upload from or to the server.

Using FTP to Send Large Files by Mark Meshulam
It was inevitable that our work files would mushroom to sizes far beyond restrictions imposed by most email services. The reason can be summarized in one word: graphics. Whether you want to send photos, CADD (computer aided drafting & design) files or encyclopedic volumes of scanned documents,... For example, when I press the "Publish" button in the blogger software I am using (a free Google service called Blogger (www.blogger.com), the service will send this article to my remote server (the computer which hosts my website) using FTP.