Weak current College】 【ACDSee two wonderful skills.

ACDSee to its simple operation, fast speed, lower resource usage has won numerous customers. But most people just use it as a look at the pictures tool use, in fact, ACDSee not only can be used to look at the pictures and simple graphics editing, there are other wonderful.
1. Super error correction file copy
For reasons known to all, and now most of the disc quality is not very good, if you often and compact discs, you will find a strange phenomenon: some discs seem to work very well, also few scratches, but from the CD to the hard copy files, often appear "cannot read from source file" prompt, causing the file copied failed. Of course this is the case, you can change a new CD-ROM drive, or to increase the output power, bald to strengthen the capacity of error-correcting optical drive, but otherwise there is no other way to do that? the answer is Yes, is to use ACDSee. Why? because this type of information contained on the disc is complete, simply because the disc quality issues cause the drive to read disk failure, if you use ACDSee to read such discs, with its unique file reading mode in most cases are successfully completed. Specific action is: insert the CD into the CD drive, and hold the left Shift key to cancel the Autorun feature, and then use ACDSee to view the file, select it, right-click, after from the right-click menu, select "copy to" in the pop-up dialog box sets the location of the file required to hold, click the "OK"
2. rename the bulk order
With ACDSee you can file for a series of unified number in Photoshop and 3DSMax in similar functionality, but they all have their limitations, such as Photoshop graphics files can only be used for batch function documented sequence, 3DSMax save the video file is saved in sequence all frame graphic. In a Word, they are only for a certain type of file, and ACDSee is for any Windows file format for file serial number, it can even for several different types of files, for example, your Unified numbering can be 10 text file, a data file, 20 to 30 graphic files, you need to be consolidated into "001-060".
Please do not underestimate this feature, sometimes it will play a large role. For example, now available in a lot of MP3 songs are in accordance with various singers of album are listed in a different folder, and each folder of the songs are usually follow Arabic numbering, so individual folders within the song number generally is repeated. When we use the most common MP3 player Winamp to play, you will find no matter how we operate, always can only play the songs in a folder, this is because only the file name to Winamp music on different songs, when we add other folders inside of the songs, you can only replace original songs with the same name in the list. The solution is to change the file name, but if you want a play hundreds of songs (don't think impossible, this feature is particularly useful in some restaurants, coffee houses, and so long play background music site), you have to the hundreds of files one by one changed its name, this kind of boring tedious work to believe that you are not willing to do, but if you use ACDSee lot sequence rename functionality, you will achieve a multiplier effect.
The following are the specific steps:
1. Select file series: using ACDSee open you need to handle file sequence location, use the check function to select all the files needed to be addressed; series
2. Renumber files: click on the "tool-batch sequence rename" or simply press "Ctrl + Shift + R" pop-up "batch rename" window order.
In the "template" column, "##" is the original file naming format, you can press your need to reset it. If you need this 18 song with the "small friends 1998 album 01 ~ small friends 1998 album 18" to rename, and then just in front of the "##" and write "small friends 1998 album"; you can rearrange the starting number for the new sequence, when processing the next folder in the 15 first small friends of Mp3, you can add songs from the start number 19, then only in "start at" one bar is filled in with 19.