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Now at version 1.6.0001

The download link and the link to the web site are broken
Softpedia has a working download link: https://www.softpedia.com/get/PORTABLE-SOFTWARE/System/Portable-Novicorp-WinToFlash-Lite.shtml

Thanks for reporting, juverax. Entry links redirected to last snapshots from the Wayback Machine.

Softonic has it: https://virtual-cd-rom-control-panel.en.softonic.com/download

Softpedia: https://www.softpedia.com/get/CD-DVD-Tools/Virtual-CD-DVD-Rom/Virtual-CDROM-Control-Panel.shtml
MajorGeeks: https://www.majorgeeks.com/files/details/virtual_cd_rom_control_panel.html

Got homepage and download from https://web.archive.org/. Links changed.

Although there are a variety of other ways to add a password to Office and ZIP files, there is no PDF encryption component (either read or write) in the free versions of PDF-XChange, Foxit, and Adobe Acrobat. As a result, this is a very nice addition for PDF users.

Works fine for zip and pdf files but nothing happens on xls(x) and doc(x) files :(

Am I missing something?

@spicydog: there is a known bug with creating a read-only password, which is being explored by the author. However, I just recently tested view without issue, and had no issues with DOCX or ZIP files. Files were generated with Office 2010 and 7zip. Please post in forums (or on the github page) if you keep having issues.

This program 3 times or more has shown equal files with different checksums, a second check then has shown for both files the same sum then and the same sums as another program has shown. Why is it?

@uwotm8: what hashing algorithm are you using? With any of them, checksum collisions aren't impossible but remain highly unlikely. Anyway, the developer contact is in the ReadMe file -- you should send a report of the precise issue you have.

This is 'THE' best media player that i've found yet. I'm so impressed with it that i've just made a donation.

I'd recommend it, in fact, I 'DO' Recommend it!.

v1.5.160 (2016-02-09) released !

The software hasn’t been updated since Feb 2016, which may account for this attractive player not enjoying the popularity it deserves.
Sound quality is good.
The reason I chose it is because its default skin is elegant, functional and space-sparing, with large buttons and the playlist attached below the player without non-essential additions.
You can easily create playlists (drag-and-drop supported) and change the order of their contents to whatever you like. For portability, save the playlist M3U8 files in the player’s folder.
Memory usage is less than 10 MB, quite negligible for any modern system.
The player places a lot of emphasis on being skinnable, if the user takes the trouble, which I didn’t see the need for.
The hot keys are the player’s main weakness. The default ones are not user-friendly. You can assign your own, but as they (oddly) also have effect when the player is in the background, if you type on another app while listening to music, it may interfere.

sdare, reboots: agreed. Updated link to point to the actual program entry rather than the blog.

This looks like a potentially useful app, but I'd never trust a 'removal tool' that didn't allow a 'scan and report' option first. You have no idea what this is going to do to a PC when you press the 'Start' Button!

Maybe you could request this as a new feature.

For X11 (FreeBSD/GNU/Linux) http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/linux-general-1/batch-stripping-exif-metadata-preserving-of-the-original-date-864559/

I know this is a bit late. I just started using this program.
- the GUI has a option to 'Preserve date and time'; so does the command line "/PRESERVE-DATETIME=1"
- if run from the command line it does not seem to create the file 'Stripper prefs' in %APPDATA%

I do this quite often so I have a context-menu entry for JPG & PNG files to "Strip all EXIF" (using this program).

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From the read-me :

Commandline Syntax

/GUI={0|1}
/IGNORE-READONLY={0|1}
/PRESERVE-DATETIME={0|1}
anything else on the command line is treated as a folder or filename (allows wildcards)

examples
stripper /gui=0 c:\path\test.jpg
stripper /gui=0 c:\path\test.* /ignore-readonly=1

The entire Steelbytes site is inoperative. It says "under reconstruction" but unsure if it will be back up.

The latest Wayback Machine link that works is https://web.archive.org/web/20210506081436/http://www.steelbytes.com/?mid=30

And the download is https://web.archive.org/web/20220506064744/https://www.magicnotes.com/steelbytes/Stripper_ENG.zip