Documents

The chances are slim that you don’t have MS Office installed on your PC. Heck, it’s one of things that the guys from Redmond got right and even Mac fanboys will acknowledge it.

In its very basic form, XPS document is defined as XML Paper Specification. On a literal note it means that the document represents its content as it would have on real paper. It is indeed an electronic print of another document.

The two dimensional bar codes called QR (Quick Response) Codes are finding new uses. Thanks to the omnipresence of smartphones and QR apps in them, you don’t have to look far for novel uses of these alpha-numeric codes. Tag My Doc (Beta) is a time-

Adobe may have given us the Portable Document Format or PDF as it is popularly known. It may also have the set of industry standard tools from the free Adobe Reader to the $199 Adobe Acrobat X. But the good news is that with the slew of PDF freeware

TitanPad is a nice, real time, online document editing and collaboration tool that helps you quickly collaborate on text documents with your team. You can import text file, HTML, Word, or RTF file formats.

If you want to extract text from image then OCROnline is probably the best tool for the purpose.

CompareMyDocs is a free online tool to compare documents. It could compare up to 7 documents at one go. Also, you can re-combine and merge those files. It accepts .doc, .docx and .rtf formats.

Sometime back, we told you about Notapipe, a tool for online document collaboration in real-time. It had some nice features like changes appeared in real-time, online chat, syntax highlighting etc. But this tool came with some limitations like user r

gDoc is a powerful document handling tool which offers you conversion of files from one format to other, creation of new files, assembling and merging of files.