To add a few more: - Blender (Hollywood grade VFX, 3D modeling, Physics simulations, 2D/3D animation, architecture) - WinDirStat (Full disk visualization and storage management software) - Virtualbox (Virtual Machine hypervisor to run other OS's inside your host machine) - OBS (Streaming and high quality screen or video signal capture) - Cakewalk (Free digital audio workstation with full VST plugin support)
Years ago I used to use VLC for many things, but one cool application was that if you had a video where the voice and video were out of sync you could correct it with plus and minus buttons. Making a note of the settings meant it would work perfectly next time it was played.
I've been in IT for more than 7 years now, going to it after ITT Tech screwed me out of gaming design. Your videos are concise, brilliant and I love your language usage. Never saw you until today, and I subbed due to your content. No pc tech nor IT pro knows everything, that said, I'm elated at how much I learn from you! Thank you!
Great and free of cost knowledge you are providing us. You always focus on the necessary applications 👍🏻 and also make it easier to understand. Keep it up Leila.👍🏼🙏🏻
First of all - beautiful video production - it's neat - with timing - clear - with the accurate information - good environment - impeccable presenter - all details taken in account - just beautiful work - I think this is how a professional work looks - congrats. Finally, thanks for the PDF tool. Greetings from Quito - Ecuador.
Nice set Leila. What I use or recommend for those functions: 1. PDF Exchange Viewer-used it for many years to work in PDFs. 2. Directory Opus-not free, aimed at the power user. Free with tabs: XYplorer, Free Commander-which also has dual panes. 3. I use Crystal Disk Info. 4. Simple Data Backup for file backup; Macrium Reflect for system disk image. 5. PotPlayer-best if you want options, VLC is my second choice.
For video playback I use Media Player Classic. The interface is based on an old media player that used to come with windows. It's very minimalistic. It'll play everything as well, just like VLC but it has a very simple interface.
Thank you for your video. I teach English to non-native English speakers and you have the best speaking skills and pronunciation - better than many native-English speakers. Listening to you is a real joy.
Not sure if even your most ardent fans realize how outrageously awesome you are. Your use of terminology is extremely precise. Radial menu. The way you bring in outside content and vignettes to illustrate your points. You deserve whatever success comes your way. I hope it is huge.
I would add "Everything" to the list. It's a powerful file search software that populates results instantly as you're typing. You can search local drives as well as network drives.
I have been using VLC for about 10 years now... It is the only media player I ever needed. I thought this was world famous. Didn't realise that it still needed an introduction in 2021. I always thought of VLC as a chrome of medi players. I am very glad more people are introduced to it here. The rest of the apps are pretty good too. I will be using the pdf one. Subscribed. Cheers. Thank you for a great video.
The ability you have to explain things in a simple way with demonstration and actual life example is what make you the best in RUclips University. Thank you for being you. I'll pay for your class everyday.
Just lost a HUGE amount of music files I was keeping on my PC some days ago and am still in mourning. Even though I had backup folder on a portable device; sheer laziness ensured that I was behind in synchronizing. Result? Accidentally formated the wrong PC partition that contained alot of new music and now am having to rebuild almost 2yrs of lost data history 😭😭. The FreeFileSync is a killer and wish I had come across your video sooner. I was also unaware of some of VLC's versatility. The QtTabBar is also quite interesting. Had never heard or come across some of these apps. Thank you, also, for the simple and direct explanation and examples!
What a stunning collection of apps. I agree about the versatility of VLC Media Player in the audio and video arena. An application which is extremely versatile in the imaging area particularly is IrfanView by Irfan Skiljan. It has a plethora of plugins and also handles video and sound. I particularly enjoy its batch modes.
@@minuhwaannobangarang I've been a fan of NC since... wow... the eighties ! Love Total Commander also, and its nice extensions integration. I use it every day. Maybe it's not in the selection because it's not free ? (I've licensed mine, that was obviously well deserved by Ghisler).
@@AlterMind64 GHisler made an awesome peace of software. And he made it shareware! Something that should be re-introduced to nowadays software products.
VLC is amazing, have been using it for years. It's particularly good for Android TV when playing remote media (on a personal media server or NAS for example) as the built in TV media player often has poor compatibility.
I heard lots of good words about VLC, installed it many times and deleted it all the time. Maybe I am picky but I hate that cone and poor looking design. But it works fine. Anyways, I stick with Windows Media Player.
Another rec for Total Commander, though it is not supposed to be FREE for long term users. Payment is not forced, but is expected once you decide to keep the program.
Backing up your data should be a regular routine weekly, daily or even hourly depending on the importance of the data and the frequency it is changed. Don't wait until your disk start showing S.M.A.R.T errors if you love your data.
Thank for another highly educational video Leila! I'm somewhat of a klutz around some aspects of computers, but your videos have delivered me from many difficult situations. Thanks again... for sharing your knowledge with the rest of us.
Make sure you download QTTabbar from Leila's link. I made the mistake of a google search to sourceforge, which downloaded an old version nothing like the one Leila's demonstrating. What a great additional tool! Many thanks. I've been using Freefilesync for many years now, and use it to run my auto backups.
Hey Leila, I have another one for you that I use all the time - Irfanview. It's a SUPER lightweight graphics program that loads really quickly, and can handle not just static images, but also animated GIF files, transparency, videos (not as good as VLC but still decent), and most of the instructions run from a single keystroke =D
@@LeilaGharani You are very welcome, and thank you again for the awesome content - your material is always so well-produced, and genuinely helpful. You've become my go to resource for Excel tips and tricks (and now these other solutions as well !) =]
I use IrfanView for years as well. But my #1 image view soft is Image eye. It shows images without frames, only the image itself. Best program ever for that purpose. I tried them all.
Zoomit is another great tool...ZoomIt is a screen zoom and annotation tool for technical presentations that include application demonstrations. ZoomIt runs unobtrusively in the tray and activates with customizable hotkeys to zoom in on an area of the screen, move around while zoomed, and draw on the zoomed image.
I am a bit confused. I came to your channel for the powerpoint tricks, but I got a bit addicted. Is it your totally professional and next level way of presentation, the usefulness of the knowledge you provide or your charisma/beauty? Probably all of it. I consider myself a bit of a (lightweight)nerd. And I found 2 new tools here.
It is 3 years old video, but I've just discovered your channel an I love it! Total Commander is my must have application. Can't work without it and is always first install on new system! Strongly recommended for all kind of file/folder operations. I can not work without a double window view. Is the heir of the old, DOS running Norton Commander. It's absolutely brilliant.
Leila, your videos are amazing! Simple, direct, hands on demo in such a tight time format. I know producing these as flawlessly as you do is not simple. You are great at it! Subscribed and a regular viewer. All the best
I’ve been using alwaysync app for about 20 years, to sync up folders. It also works with synchronizing folders to and from NAS. This is one of the very few programs I install on ANY new computer. Another program I use, to find anything on your hard drives or your network attached storage, is a program by void tools called everything.exe. Both of these apps, or an absolute must for any PC!!!
so glad i stumbled upon your channel. As an upcoming entrepreneur (like the rest of the world), I've spent thousands on software and outsourcing only to end up burning my wheels. Your channel is helping me to learn valuable information that i can implement right away. also, a huge bonus that your videos don't have useless irrelevant fillers. thank you for the content.
I'd recommend pot player over VLC over how useful it is to play videos from a playlist. Pot also supports a lot more file extensions than VLC, and if you are a videographer, Pot will let you play RAW clips which VLC can play but it's inconsistent and very buggy.
Got your suggestion and searched for PotPlayer, found but on its home page the windows compatibility is at most for Windows 8.1, on the other hand the changelog page returns the last update as [220706] that makes me think of July the 6th 2022. Are you still using it and having bugs? I'd like to give it a try but don't want to stuff my SSD with garbage... I come from an SSD failure and lost everything on it 2 month ago =/
Thanks @Leila Gharani the Freefilesync app helped me keep syncing my work automatically with google drive using the RealTimeSync app that comes with FreeFileSync
Thank you Leila for this useful video yet again! Really appreciate your weekly efforts to bring the best of everything to us! Keep up the great work! Stay blessed! 😊👍
Good recommendations. On apps to check the health of your HD or SSD, though, i would still recommend using the app by the manufacturer (Western Digital, Samsung, etc.) of your particular drive.
I like the crystal disk info app. This proves that something is actually wrong with your disk rather than some shop owner saying " i think its your hard drive." and your just left to take their word for it. My computer just would shut down inexplicably and I would have to restart it countless times.
Liked and subscribed... thanks for letting me know about FreeFileSync. This is exactly what I needed. I was doing a tedious manual method before. This is so cool. You are also very good at explaining everything... cheers. 👍
Yes, these apps do come in handy. For one, I have trouble with a bunch of redundant files. I can really use this FreeFileSync. I use VLC all the time. It plays EVERYTHING! You are the bomb with these videos.
Very useful software, thank you for the list. You may also want to consider "everything" which is a is a desktop search utility for Windows that can rapidly find files and folders by name or parts of names on any connected disk on your computer - a very useful and powerful search utility!
Excellent de bout en bout. La qualité à tous les niveaux. C’est toujours une grande source d’inspiration. Encore bravo et je continue de suivre votre chaîne
Hey Leila, I recently discovered "Listary" it's a keyboard program launcher/file searcher that's much more effective than Windows search, could be nice to feature in the future. Also allows you to quickly go to the current open directory when in any file dialog in a program. Thanks for QT Tab Bar, didn't know that one!
This video made me feel like it was Christmas for my computer! I got all of them and already am more informed on my drives and organized in my files than before. Thank you for sharing!!! You've got a new subscriber :).
Thank you for these great ideas! I also like Panopreter Basic, which can turn text into speech from several formats and in many languages, either just reading it out or creating files in WAV and MP3 format.
This video is great, but just to point out that we may not need QTTabBar for opening a new tab anymore, this function has been added to the windows 11.
Thanks Leila - You are a fantastic teacher.... Very much enjoy your Utube posts.. I have another questions. I use an old version of outlook (2013) because that was the last version that outlook had the "Journal" feature... It was a great feature track time and activity... Do you have any work around for newer versions of outlook or add-ins you know of that will do the same thing?
I'm using it since early 2010 but even I'm concerned using it after there was a huge security issue. And now every time I'm opening it up I there is a new update, and all of it contains some very important security fix. :S
@@Miornum That's fair. Though I'm generally happy to see those since it tells me they are finding and fixing issues instead of sweeping them under the rug.
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This channel is massively underrated. This teacher is amazing
Thank you!
Agreed
very true
oh yes she is so amzing and i love her so much
Smart and pretty,,
To add a few more:
- Blender (Hollywood grade VFX, 3D modeling, Physics simulations, 2D/3D animation, architecture)
- WinDirStat (Full disk visualization and storage management software)
- Virtualbox (Virtual Machine hypervisor to run other OS's inside your host machine)
- OBS (Streaming and high quality screen or video signal capture)
- Cakewalk (Free digital audio workstation with full VST plugin support)
I don't consider her a "RUclips", she is a real productivity teacher!
She is my online teacher
@@venkatiyer7459 wow
Absolutely 👍
I am from down under and just came across by accident.
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had VLC for years and did not know about the radio stations; violin solos, crime drama, plus music. learned something today. thanks.
Free File Sync is amazing! I've been needing this for a long time. Thank you Leila!
I use Freefilesync to update my external HDD backups, its a great product.
Agreed. This is going on my list when I get back to my home PC.
Years ago I used to use VLC for many things, but one cool application was that if you had a video where the voice and video were out of sync you could correct it with plus and minus buttons. Making a note of the settings meant it would work perfectly next time it was played.
Thanks for the tip!
Been using VLC for just over 20-years and I never knew that! Thanks!
Potplayer does that as well, I use it as a substitute to VLC Player since this last one always gave me issues with fast forward.
@@GoodGamer360..Nice to know.. thanks for the info.
Been doing this for many years. Best player ever
I've been in IT for more than 7 years now, going to it after ITT Tech screwed me out of gaming design. Your videos are concise, brilliant and I love your language usage. Never saw you until today, and I subbed due to your content. No pc tech nor IT pro knows everything, that said, I'm elated at how much I learn from you! Thank you!
#1 Drawboard Pdf
#2 QTTabBar
#3 CristalDiskinfo
#4 Freefilesync
#5 VLCMediaPlayer
Thanks!
This is how explanations, tips and computer information should be delivered. Good job, all around Leila!
Great and free of cost knowledge you are providing us. You always focus on the necessary applications 👍🏻 and also make it easier to understand. Keep it up Leila.👍🏼🙏🏻
"QT Tab Bar "... Awesome find. Thank you!!
i just got an alert from my antivirus that it has a trojan... so... nop, thank you
I can’t find this. Did MS remove due to Trojan?
@@scottcha03 Can't find it either. You saved me a lot of time trying to figure out what I was missing. Thanks.
There's a link in the description of the video if you want to download it.
First of all - beautiful video production - it's neat - with timing - clear - with the accurate information - good environment - impeccable presenter - all details taken in account - just beautiful work - I think this is how a professional work looks - congrats.
Finally, thanks for the PDF tool.
Greetings from Quito - Ecuador.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Nice set Leila. What I use or recommend for those functions:
1. PDF Exchange Viewer-used it for many years to work in PDFs.
2. Directory Opus-not free, aimed at the power user. Free with tabs: XYplorer, Free Commander-which also has dual panes.
3. I use Crystal Disk Info.
4. Simple Data Backup for file backup; Macrium Reflect for system disk image.
5. PotPlayer-best if you want options, VLC is my second choice.
Thanks for the tips!
That her of saying I'm busy I don't care but I acknowledged you
She is WONDERFUL! What a gifted instructor!
For video playback I use Media Player Classic. The interface is based on an old media player that used to come with windows. It's very minimalistic. It'll play everything as well, just like VLC but it has a very simple interface.
Thank you for your video. I teach English to non-native English speakers and you have the best speaking skills and pronunciation - better than many native-English speakers. Listening to you is a real joy.
Thank you for the kind words, Paul!
Not sure if even your most ardent fans realize how outrageously awesome you are. Your use of terminology is extremely precise. Radial menu. The way you bring in outside content and vignettes to illustrate your points. You deserve whatever success comes your way. I hope it is huge.
Wow, thank you Brian!
I would add "Everything" to the list. It's a powerful file search software that populates results instantly as you're typing. You can search local drives as well as network drives.
100% my favourite app, it's legendary.
They do need a different name for that app.
That’s so funny, I just recommended the same thing, lol
link?
@@cbsomers17 www.voidtools.com/downloads/
Leila, lemme tell you that you're the best teacher I ever saw in my life! You explain sooo well OMG!
I have been using VLC for about 10 years now... It is the only media player I ever needed. I thought this was world famous. Didn't realise that it still needed an introduction in 2021. I always thought of VLC as a chrome of medi players. I am very glad more people are introduced to it here.
The rest of the apps are pretty good too. I will be using the pdf one.
Subscribed. Cheers. Thank you for a great video.
Great! Welcome aboard :)
This is quite brilliant. I've used FreeFileSync for years, and now finally I understand the options. I'm off to try the apps I didn't know about.
Clear and Precise tutor hats off to her
QTTabBar is Awesome Thank you Very Much
I am learning so much by watching your videos. I had never touch a computer until about 3 years ago. You videos are educating me alot
It's amazing information that I can use now! Thank you for sharing, keep up the great work. I learn a lot from you.
You're most welcome!
I really didn't know that VLC had a radio feature despite using it for years! Now I listen to it while working, Thanks a lot!
Enjoy!
The presentation is so professional.. really good !
Never knew VLC could do that, thank you!
From the moment you mentioned PDF and ARTIST i was hooked...THANK YOU really need this share!!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Great tips on good applications
Especially the Drawboard PDF and QTTab
I AGREE This is how explanations, tips and computer information should be delivered. Good job, all around, Leila!
The ability you have to explain things in a simple way with demonstration and actual life example is what make you the best in RUclips University. Thank you for being you. I'll pay for your class everyday.
Just lost a HUGE amount of music files I was keeping on my PC some days ago and am still in mourning. Even though I had backup folder on a portable device; sheer laziness ensured that I was behind in synchronizing. Result? Accidentally formated the wrong PC partition that contained alot of new music and now am having to rebuild almost 2yrs of lost data history 😭😭. The FreeFileSync is a killer and wish I had come across your video sooner. I was also unaware of some of VLC's versatility. The QtTabBar is also quite interesting. Had never heard or come across some of these apps. Thank you, also, for the simple and direct explanation and examples!
Thanks, QTTabBar looks like a nice tool!
Btw., I believe you wanted to say SSD (solid state drive) rather than SDD.
Just installed Drawboard PDF, literally just made my life instantly easier! Thank you!!!
You're welcome, Mike!
What a stunning collection of apps. I agree about the versatility of VLC Media Player in the audio and video arena. An application which is extremely versatile in the imaging area particularly is IrfanView by Irfan Skiljan. It has a plethora of plugins and also handles video and sound. I particularly enjoy its batch modes.
Thanks for the tip!
I was thinking of installing a backup software and now I have it. Thanks.
Thanks especially for QTTabBar. By the way VLC has also 'good looking - modern' version. I think I downloaded it from MS Store.
Really? Oh great, thanks for the tip, Michal!
The modern version on the MS Store doesn't have all the functionalities of the desktop software
Why not using a Norton Commander like software? Like Total Commander ...
@@minuhwaannobangarang I've been a fan of NC since... wow... the eighties ! Love Total Commander also, and its nice extensions integration. I use it every day. Maybe it's not in the selection because it's not free ? (I've licensed mine, that was obviously well deserved by Ghisler).
@@AlterMind64 GHisler made an awesome peace of software. And he made it shareware! Something that should be re-introduced to nowadays software products.
Hats off to this amazing teacher, I followed your page recently and I must say its worth it.
Thanks a lot!
VLC is amazing, have been using it for years. It's particularly good for Android TV when playing remote media (on a personal media server or NAS for example) as the built in TV media player often has poor compatibility.
I heard lots of good words about VLC, installed it many times and deleted it all the time. Maybe I am picky but I hate that cone and poor looking design. But it works fine. Anyways, I stick with Windows Media Player.
Free File Sync was EXACTLY what I was looking for. Thanks!!
You might take a look at Total Commander, is fantastic. The sync feature is part of it, along with many, many others.
Another rec for Total Commander, though it is not supposed to be FREE for long term users. Payment is not forced, but is expected once you decide to keep the program.
I love this app most because of its smooth pdf scrolling using mouse. Thankful for this wonderful recommendation ( Draw board pdf)
Backing up your data should be a regular routine weekly, daily or even hourly depending on the importance of the data and the frequency it is changed. Don't wait until your disk start showing S.M.A.R.T errors if you love your data.
Couldn't find FreeFileSync on Windows 11 MS Store. Have they removed it?
Thank for another highly educational video Leila! I'm somewhat of a klutz around some aspects of computers, but your videos have delivered me from many difficult situations. Thanks again... for sharing your knowledge with the rest of us.
Make sure you download QTTabbar from Leila's link. I made the mistake of a google search to sourceforge, which downloaded an old version nothing like the one Leila's demonstrating. What a great additional tool! Many thanks. I've been using Freefilesync for many years now, and use it to run my auto backups.
I am using FreeFileSync and VLC Media Player. They are wonderful.
Hey Leila, I have another one for you that I use all the time - Irfanview. It's a SUPER lightweight graphics program that loads really quickly, and can handle not just static images, but also animated GIF files, transparency, videos (not as good as VLC but still decent), and most of the instructions run from a single keystroke =D
Thanks for the tip!
@@LeilaGharani You are very welcome, and thank you again for the awesome content - your material is always so well-produced, and genuinely helpful. You've become my go to resource for Excel tips and tricks (and now these other solutions as well !) =]
Agree, I have been using it for several years..
I use IrfanView for years as well. But my #1 image view soft is Image eye. It shows images without frames, only the image itself. Best program ever for that purpose. I tried them all.
@@TroyQwert thanks for the tip - I shall check it out as well :D
The windows snipping tool is one of the most helpful apps that not everyone knows about. Makes it very easy to stake screen shots.
Zoomit is another great tool...ZoomIt is a screen zoom and annotation tool for technical presentations that include application demonstrations. ZoomIt runs unobtrusively in the tray and activates with customizable hotkeys to zoom in on an area of the screen, move around while zoomed, and draw on the zoomed image.
Your sound is real clear, and I can hear you clearly
I like your language when you speak, easy to understand,, thank you
Thank you! 😃
شجابك هنا,
I am a bit confused.
I came to your channel for the powerpoint tricks, but I got a bit addicted.
Is it your totally professional and next level way of presentation, the usefulness of the knowledge you provide or your charisma/beauty? Probably all of it.
I consider myself a bit of a (lightweight)nerd. And I found 2 new tools here.
Thank you and bless you for taking time to help the helpless.
Your videos are soooooo helpful and there is no background music or lengthy intro. Thanks for sharing.
Glad you like them!
Leila you're amazing. Thank you for sharing your vast knowledge. Thumbs up.
It is 3 years old video, but I've just discovered your channel an I love it!
Total Commander is my must have application.
Can't work without it and is always first install on new system!
Strongly recommended for all kind of file/folder operations.
I can not work without a double window view.
Is the heir of the old, DOS running Norton Commander. It's absolutely brilliant.
Thanks for watching!
Great like always, thank a million Leila
Our pleasure, Joe!
Leila, your videos are amazing! Simple, direct, hands on demo in such a tight time format. I know producing these as flawlessly as you do is not simple. You are great at it! Subscribed and a regular viewer. All the best
I’ve been using alwaysync app for about 20 years,
to sync up folders. It also works with synchronizing folders to and from NAS. This is one of the very few programs I install on ANY new computer. Another program I use, to find anything on your hard drives or your network attached storage, is a program by void tools called everything.exe.
Both of these apps, or an absolute must for any PC!!!
Thanks for the tips, Serge!
so glad i stumbled upon your channel. As an upcoming entrepreneur (like the rest of the world), I've spent thousands on software and outsourcing only to end up burning my wheels. Your channel is helping me to learn valuable information that i can implement right away. also, a huge bonus that your videos don't have useless irrelevant fillers. thank you for the content.
I watched this video and immediately I subscribed. Great review.
Awesome, thank you!
Leila you're such a wizard - learning something new every time!
You are greattttt! 👍👍👍👍👍 Thank you soooo much! I just paused the video and came here to say Thanks! 🤗
I'd recommend pot player over VLC over how useful it is to play videos from a playlist. Pot also supports a lot more file extensions than VLC, and if you are a videographer, Pot will let you play RAW clips which VLC can play but it's inconsistent and very buggy.
Got your suggestion and searched for PotPlayer, found but on its home page the windows compatibility is at most for Windows 8.1, on the other hand the changelog page returns the last update as [220706] that makes me think of July the 6th 2022.
Are you still using it and having bugs? I'd like to give it a try but don't want to stuff my SSD with garbage... I come from an SSD failure and lost everything on it 2 month ago =/
You are awesome! No nonsense, only useful information which we require.
I appreciate that!
@@LeilaGharani Thanks for replying, I did not expect it. :))
"Ma Sheet Ma Rulezz".
That really rocks. 🤩
Thanks @Leila Gharani the Freefilesync app helped me keep syncing my work automatically with google drive using the RealTimeSync app that comes with FreeFileSync
*VLC* can also easily find/ download movie *subtitles* for you
- also on YT on how to do that -I was so happy!!
Thank you Leila for this useful video yet again! Really appreciate your weekly efforts to bring the best of everything to us! Keep up the great work! Stay blessed! 😊👍
Same to you, Vijay!
I am going to be busy going thru your old clips.
Yes! VLC Media Player! Been using it for a decade now. Still the most useful media player on Windows.
Good recommendations. On apps to check the health of your HD or SSD, though, i would still recommend using the app by the manufacturer (Western Digital, Samsung, etc.) of your particular drive.
I like the crystal disk info app. This proves that something is actually wrong with your disk rather than some shop owner saying " i think its your hard drive." and your just left to take their word for it. My computer just would shut down inexplicably and I would have to restart it countless times.
It really helped me a lot thanks u ☺️
GreenShot with OCR add-on is the best
Liked and subscribed... thanks for letting me know about FreeFileSync. This is exactly what I needed. I was doing a tedious manual method before. This is so cool. You are also very good at explaining everything... cheers. 👍
Thanks for the sub!
Thanks for the tip. Just found that my hard drive is reaching it's limit. awesome apps.
Yes, these apps do come in handy. For one, I have trouble with a bunch of redundant files. I can really use this FreeFileSync. I use VLC all the time. It plays EVERYTHING! You are the bomb with these videos.
A hard core QTTabbar user here. Glad to see it on the list. It's really helpful. It can launch programs. It can run it's own scripts.
👍
Very useful software, thank you for the list. You may also want to consider "everything" which is a is a desktop search utility for Windows that can rapidly find files and folders by name or parts of names on any connected disk on your computer - a very useful and powerful search utility!
Thanks for the tip!
"FreeFileSync" is awesome! Thank you.
What about Ctrl + D to 'duplicate' instead of Ctrl + C & Crtl + V? I find it really handy for quick copying.
!!! CTRL + D deletes selected object in Win 10 i-e send selected object to recycle bin
I've used VLC Media Player for a long time, but thanks for recommending the others.
Excellent de bout en bout. La qualité à tous les niveaux. C’est toujours une grande source d’inspiration. Encore bravo et je continue de suivre votre chaîne
Thank you, Jean!
I'm your new fan!, you are so knowledgeable on almost everything I want to learn!!!
Hey Leila, I recently discovered "Listary" it's a keyboard program launcher/file searcher that's much more effective than Windows search, could be nice to feature in the future. Also allows you to quickly go to the current open directory when in any file dialog in a program.
Thanks for QT Tab Bar, didn't know that one!
Suggest you take a look at Everything for an even better (marginally) search program.
+1 Listary. I can’t live without it. So many features it’s much more than just search.
wow.. had been looking for file sync software for a while... thank you
Well made video. Thank you for taking the time for clarity and visuals. Good list of practical apps too!
This video made me feel like it was Christmas for my computer! I got all of them and already am more informed on my drives and organized in my files than before. Thank you for sharing!!! You've got a new subscriber :).
Happy to have you aboard!
There's also a free file sync software directly from Microsoft - SyncToy.
It works almost exactly like the FreeFileSync mentioned
Thanks for the tip!
@@LeilaGharani I believe that Microsoft SyncToy is no longer available to download from Microsoft but can be found elsewhere.
SyncToy is discontinued by Microsoft
Hi leila!!! Please also start giving Mac tips!!!❤❤❤❤ I love your tips and tutorials!!
Thank you for these great ideas!
I also like Panopreter Basic, which can turn text into speech from several formats and in many languages, either just reading it out or creating files in WAV and MP3 format.
This video is great, but just to point out that we may not need QTTabBar for opening a new tab anymore, this function has been added to the windows 11.
Thanks Leila - You are a fantastic teacher.... Very much enjoy your Utube posts.. I have another questions. I use an old version of outlook (2013) because that was the last version that outlook had the "Journal" feature... It was a great feature track time and activity... Do you have any work around for newer versions of outlook or add-ins you know of that will do the same thing?
Super powerful apps for higher productivity. ♥️ Thank you so much
She is a Goddess totally captivating - like the rest of you I love her - perfection and elegance personified.
Leila deserves a special place in our Hearts.
I don’t know why anyone would use anything other than VLC. Such a great application.
I'm using it since early 2010 but even I'm concerned using it after there was a huge security issue. And now every time I'm opening it up I there is a new update, and all of it contains some very important security fix. :S
@@Miornum That's fair. Though I'm generally happy to see those since it tells me they are finding and fixing issues instead of sweeping them under the rug.
I use Media Player Classic - way more stable tool.