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I used to rely on SumatraPDF, though lately I've just been using Microsoft Edge—both are perfectly fine enough for handling PDFs. I'm running Windows 10. Give those two a shot and see how they work for you.
I used to rely on SumatraPDF back in the day, but lately I've just been using Microsoft Edge—both are perfectly fine for handling PDFs if you don't need anything too fancy. I'm running Windows 10, by the way. Give those a shot and see if they work for you.
Poooz!
I’m honestly not quite sure which subforum this belongs in—there are just way too many pages to sift through, so please bear with me if I’ve posted this in the wrong spot.
I’m running into a massive headache with Microsoft Outlook. Ever since I installed Windows 7 and updated to the new Office, my accounts and email addresses have all been imported and everything seems fine at first glance—except for one glaring issue: I am constantly getting duplicate messages. It looks like I have two separate folders in Outlook, and I can't for the life of me figure out how to detach or remove just one of them.
Since I had to manually enter my various email addresses—I have about ten of them for different reasons—a bunch of folders were created in the process. At least I managed to stop them from filling up with mail, but the problem remains: those two identical folders are sitting right there on the left side of my navigation pane.
I even tried setting up some rules for incoming mail, but that just seemed to make the duplication worse.
Does anyone happen to know how to kill this problem off for good? My apologies if my explanation is a bit muddled.
Thanks in advance for the help!
I’ve been relying on Winamp for transcribing my recordings—it’s honestly the only tool that lets me skip back and forth just enough to catch exactly when someone starts speaking.
As for audio cleaning, I wouldn't call myself an expert by any stretch—I’ve dabbled with SoundForge, but I’m still pretty much hitting a wall when it comes to actually scrubbing out background noise or boosting voices. I keep tinkering and trying things, but I’m mostly just spinning my wheels here... unless, of course, anyone feels like stepping in to save me.
The other programs I’ve messed with don't give me that ability to jump back a few seconds... so if you guys know of anything that offers better audio levels than Winamp while still letting me rewind easily, please, send help (and recommendations).