WordFix Review

What is WordFIX?
WordFIX is a data recovery software that restores corrupt or damaged Microsoft Word files. WordFIX repairs damaged Word files from all versions of Microsoft Word. It's developed by Cimaware company, specialized for software that repairs and restores corrupted or damaged files. Since Microsoft Word is the most used of all the Microsoft Office tools, it's logically that the most of the failures happen with Word, so this WordFIX is also the most used repair software.

WordFIX

What does WordFIX solve problems?

• Word shows an error and does not allow you open the file.
• You can open your Word file but it shows errors or does not work properly.

Summary

• WordFIX quickly recovers the data from any Microsoft ® Word file that shows errors when opening.
• It is the only one that instantly recovers texts, images, tables, fonts, styles, paragraph and page formatting, table of contents, glossaries, hyperlinks, favorites, charts, and non-western characters.
• The recovery of Word files is done in your own computer in only a few seconds, safely and confidentially.
• For Microsoft ® Word 95, 97, 2000, 2002 (XP), 2003, 2007 and 2010.

Click HERE to see full specifications...

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How to deactivate Facebook account?

If you want for some reason, you can easily deactivate your Facebook account. Deactivating your account will disable your Profile and remove your name and picture from most things you've shared on Facebook. Some information may still be visible to others, such as your name in their friends list and messages you sent.

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If I deactivate my Facebook account can I reactivate it?
Yes, you can, because if you deactivate your account you will not delete it permanently.

I want to delete it permanently how I can do it?
If you want to delete your Facebook account permanently click HERE.

Anyway if you want just to deactivate for some time, please follow this tutorial below:

1. Click on the small triangleat the top right hand corner of the page and then select the option that says “Account Settings" as shown on the image on the right. 
2. Now select the option that  says "Security".
3. Click on "Deactivate your account".

These last two steps are shown on the image below with the red line.

UPDATE: Check out few more Facebook articles:

• What does "SEEN" mean on Facebook chat?
• How to disable "Seen" on Facebook chat?
• How to permanently delete your Facebook account?

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How to delete Facebook account?

A, lot of users don't know how to delete permanently Facebook account, so they just deactivate it. If you deactivate your account, your timeline disappears from the Facebook service immediately. People on Facebook won't be able to search for you, though some info, like messages you sent, may still be visible to others. Anyway, anytime you want, you can easily back to the Facebook, by just entering your log in information. If you only want to deactivate your account for some time, and don't want delete it permanently then check tutorial how to deactivate your facebook account.

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If you don't think you'll use Facebook again, you can request to have your account permanently deleted. Please keep in mind that you won't be able to reactivate your account or retrieve any of the content or information you've added.  Then, if you'd like your account permanently deleted with no option for recovery, follow this tutorial below:

1. Click on this link to start deleting your Facebook account:  https://www.facebook.com/help/delete_account
2. Then click on "Delete my Facebook" button as shown on the image below.
   
   
3.  Facebook will ask you to verify your password and submit a security check as shown on the image.
   
   

And that's all, your account has been deactivated from the site and will be permanently delete within 14 days. If you log into your account within the next 14 days, you will have the option to cancel your request.

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Top 5 JavaFX 2 Tutorials for June 2012

This month was pretty busy for me, I wrote a lot of JavaFX tutorials and few other  articles. I  had a lot of visits this month on this blog. So, I decide to share top 5 JavaFX 2 tutorials for this month.


1. BOOK REVIEW: JavaFX 2 Introduction by Example

This was the most popular article on the blog for this month. A lot of people read the article and bought the book. If you are interested in learning JavaFX 2, then this book is a good place to start, because you will be able to into JavaFX 2 quickly and fast as possible. You can read the full article by clicking on the image, or clicking HERE.




2. JavaFX 2 UI Controls: List View

This was tutorial about JavaFX 2 ListView, and here I also explained  how to implement basic onMouseClicked Event Handler.

3. JavaFX 2 Styling Text with CSS

In this tutorial I am styling three text nodes, so it's tutorial about how to style text with JavaFX 2 and  CSS.
In order to create text like this I experimented with Drop Shadow and linear and gradients. You can check the full tutorial HERE.












4. Getting Started with JavaFX 2 in Eclipse IDE

This was the first tutorial on the blog, and interesting fact is that is still very popular after more than month and a half. So, if you want to start developing JavaFX 2 applications, then this is the tutorial for you.

5. JavaFX 2 Create Dialog with Stage

It's logical that this tutorial is in the top 5, because this is a pretty useful stuff. Almost every application need some additional window (stage). As you can see there is a button, and when user click on that button I will create and open a new dialog. You can check the full tutorial HERE.

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REVIEW: JavaFX 2: Introduction by Example

Since I'm writing JavaFX 2 tutorials, I decided to recommend some good books for learning JavaFX 2. In this article, I'll write a reveiw of book called "JavaFX 2: Introduction by Example" by Carl Dea.

JavaFX 2.0 Intrduction by Example

Who this book is for?
If you are a Java programmer and want to quickly start with JavaFX, then this is the book for you. Through these examples, you will understand how the new Java graphical APIs work.

What does this book covers?
This book covers fundamentals of JavaFX 2 graphics, animation, audio, video and the Web. The examples in JavaFX 2: Introduction by Example  are clear and well explained. All examples are problem oriented, also this book provides brief text description of the new JavaFX 2 features used in that example. Examples from the book were fun and exciting to do.The book also a tutorial on how to install required software for development (JavaFX 2, NetBenas IDE). Examples are written in NetBeans IDE, anyway NetBeans IDE isn't required, but recommended. You can easily use any other IDE, like Eclipse for example. 

What doesn't this book cover?
After all off these positive things about the book, the negative thing is that  some of the important topics in JavaFX 2 such as charting, FXML, GroovyFX and ScalaFX are not covered in this book. Anyway, I  don't think that this is  a big problem, because if you learned this stuff from the book, then you will easily be able to  learn about those things via the JavaFX API documentation and other online resources. Also, it's unfortunate that at the time of writing the book, didn't exist Scene Builder. It would be cool to read and learn about it.

Conclusion
If you want to get into JavaFX quickly and as fast as possible, then this book is a great place to start. You will not become a JavaFX expert after reading this book, but it's clear by reading the title that you won't become one. But, if you are interested in learning JavaFX, then this book is a good place to start. I strongly recommend it to you. 

Buy  JavaFX 2: Introduction by Example  by clicking on the image below.

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JavaFX 2 Layouts: AnchorPane

Hello and welcome back to JavaFX 2 Layouts tutorial series. This is a tutorial about AnchorPane. The Anchor Pane layout pane enables you to anchor nodes to the top, bottom, left side, right side, or center of the pane. As the window is resized, the nodes maintain their position relative to their anchor point. Nodes can be anchored to more than one position and more than one node can be anchored to the same position. Below you can take a look how our program will look in the end of this tutorial. AnchorPane is a nice layout to use, because it  allows nodes to resize, in our example list should stretch as anchorpane is resized. You may also notice that when you setting up AnchorPosition, you will need to enter a double value, which represents distance from the edges.

JavaFX 2 Layout AnchorPane

If you want, you can check other  tutorials from JavaFX 2 Layouts series:

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JavaFX 2: Full Screen Scene

This is JavaFX tutorial about how to set full screen scene with JavaFX 2. This is a short and simple tutorial, only important thing that I'll cover here is primaryStage.setFullScene(true). That's all what you'll need to add if you want to set full screen of you JavaFX 2 application. Below you can take look how our program will look in the end of this tutorial. I had to put a black background, because you would not see difference between JavaFX 2 Scene background color and blog background color.

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JavaFX 2 Full Screen Scene

Here is the code of our example, and here is the background color isn't black, its default.

See also:

• Create Dialog with Stage
• Create a new Dialog on the same Stage
• Transparent Stage

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JavaFX 2 UI Controls: Horizontal ListView

This is a tutorial about how to create Horizontal ListView with JavaFX 2. If you have not already seen JavaFX 2: ListView tutorial, then I strongly recommend it, because these are similar tutorials. Only difference between these two tutorials is orientation of ListView. In this tutorial I will setOrientation to Horizontal, instead of default Vertical. Below is the final result of our Horizontal ListView example. Also, here I will implement onMouseClicked Event Handler. Solerman Kaplon commented how bunch of these if and else loops looks awful, and he is right. This can be improved a lot of, but for this kind of beginners tutorials, it's fine.

Horizontal ListView

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