Create and share meeting polls. With a meeting poll, an appointment can be made with several people. With a booking list, predefined appointments can be booked by other people: https://terminplaner6.dfn.de/.
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On Nuudle, one can create polls to arrange an appointment or other simple surveys. In contrary to its sibling Doodle, Nuudle is fully anonymous, without any user-tracking, advertisement etc.: https://nuudel.digitalcourage.de.
Read More[German] Large collection of Outlook Tools and Add-ins, for mails, calendar, contacts, security/virus scanning, and more: outlook-stuff.com/tools.html.
Read MoreAutomated transcripts and translations in 40+ languages: https://sonix.ai/.
Read MoreRemove the document protection from Word files without knowing the actual password (doesn’t work for files with password protection to open):
- Open the Word file in question (doc, docx)
- Choose “File”, “Save File As”, and make sure the file format is set to “Rich-Text-Format (*.rtf)”. Close the file in Word (important!)
- Open the new Rich-Text file with a text editor (e.g. Notepad or Notepad++). You can do so by dragging and dropping it into the editor window, or choose “File”, “Open File”, and set the file format to “All files (*.*)”.
- Find (ctrl-f) “passwordhash” and replace the string that follows with something else (e.g. “nopassword”). Save and close the file in your text editor.
- Re-open the modified Rich-Text file in Word, go to “Review”, “Restrict Editing” and click on “Stop Protection” (german version: “Überprüfen” – “Bearbeitung Einschränken” – “Schutz aufheben”). Uncheck all tick-boxes.
- Done. You’ve unprotected your Word file without ever knowing the password.
- Optional: Convert your file back to its original file format by selecting “File”, “Save As”, and choosing the original file format.
from: http://www.thinkoholic.com/2015/02/16/remove-unknown-password-protected-word-files.
Read MoreJust a simple online text extractor. The text extractor allows to extract text from any image. One may upload an image or document (.pdf), from the device, a cloud storage, or an URL, and the tool will pull text from the image. Once extracted, the text can be copied to the clipboard: https://brandfolder.com/workbench/extract-text-from-image.
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