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IMazing 2.13.4 (formerly DiskAid) is a tool for Apple iProducts such as the iPad, iPhone or iPod. It allows you to connect your devices to your PC and allows the devices to function as external hard drives. DiskAid is an application that allows users to access the iOS file system and transfer audio and video files, messages, contacts, notes, call history to your computer. The program has a pleasant and easy-to-use interface that gives a quick access to the menu. First you should connect your device to the computer.
DiskAid connects directly to any installed iPhone App and you can then use your iPhone, iPod or iPad as a USB drive. Requirements: Mac OS X Mavericks (10.9.x), Mountain Lion (10.8.x), Lion (10.7.x), Snow Leopard (10.6.x) Intel-based architecture Universal 32/64 bits iTunes 11.1.2 (All iPhones, iPads and iPods touch supported). DiskAid is an application to transfer files from PC to iPhone or iPod Touch as if it was a common Hard Disk. 1 6.5.3 12.22MB. 1 6.5.2 12.22MB. FileApp is an iPhone and iPad File System and Document Viewer. Get FileApp from the App Store and start importing files from your computer or other Apps. Windows을 위한 DiskAid 최신 버전을 다운로드하세요. Audacity online. IPhone을 외장 하드처럼 이용해보세요. 만일 여러분이 아이폰(iPhone)이나 아이팟 터치(iPod Touch)를 가지고 있으시다면 DiskAid라고 불리는 이 간단한 프로그램이 반가울 것입니다. 1 6.5.3 12.22MB. 1 6.5.2 12.22MB.
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PhotoFiltre 6.5.3 / January 2012
English version with setup installer(2 Mb)
PhotoFiltre 6.5.3 Portable / January 2012
English version in zip format(2 Mb)
Portable version for USB drive for example.This version does not have to be installed.
Helpfiles translated by John Corliss
Language files for PhotoFiltre
Copy the contents of the zip file into the installation directory of PhotoFiltre. Place them in the same
Tuneskit 3 5 3 1808. directory as the PhotoFiltre.exe program. PhotoFiltre will use the first PLG (language file) it finds in
alphabetical order
English / Anglais
Helpfiles by John Corliss / July 2004 / 51 Kb
Português / Portuguese / Portugais
Translated by Luis Valente/ July 2004 / 44 Kb
Deutsch / German / Allemand
Translated by Hans Wrobel / Helpfiles by Heinz Koefinger / July 2004 / 52 Kb
Nederlands / Dutch / Néerlandais
Translated by Henk de Jong, JanC and Jeroen de Bruijn / July 2004 / 54 Kb
Cesky / Czech / Tchèque
Translated by Skoda/ Charset Windows 1250 / July 2004 / 51 Kb
Helpfiles updated by Julius Faltus
Español / Spanish / Espagnol
Translated by Tugui/ July 2004 / 43 Kb
Italiano / Italian / Italien
Translated by Armando & Margot Gianardi & Molteni Sergio / September 2004 / 51 Kb
Helpfiles by Marco Tomljanovich
Català / Catalan / Catalan
Translated by Jaume Tenes i Mascorda / September 2004 / 44 Kb
Swedish / Svenska / Suédois
Translated by Lars Carlsson / November 2004 / 43 Kb
Danish / Dansk / Danois
Translated by www.digitalmagasinet.dk / November 2004 / 43 Kb
Updated by Palle Bruselius / Marsh 2010
Polish / Polski / Polonais
Translated by Bogdan Ruszczak / February 2005 / 44 Kb
Finnish / Suomi / Finlandais
Translated by Mika Pirinen / Helpfiles by Panu Pyyvaara / March 2005 / 49 Kb
Brazillian Portuguese / Português do Brasil / Portugais du Brésil
Translated by João Antonio & Luis Valente / March 2005 / 43 Kb
Serbian / Srpski / Serbe
Translated by Aleksandar Dakic / April 2005 / 43 Kb
Slovenian / Slovensko / Slovène
Translated by Aljaz Banko / April 2005 / 53 Kb
Turkish / Ýngilizce / Turque
Translated by Umut BÝNGÖL / April 2005 / 53 Kb
Hungarian / Magyar / Hongrois
Translated by Tarjányi Csaba / Helpfiles by Tomi Mészáros / April 2005 / 54 Kb
Russkiy / Russian / Russe
Translated by Andre Steinmetz / Helpfiles by Eugene A. Sharov / May 2005 / 53 Kb
Norsk / Norwegian / Norvégiens
Translated by Geir Håkon Eikland / Jun 2005 / 52 Kb
Taiwan (chinese) / Taiwanais
Translated by Heaven (font ·s²Ó©úÅé) / July 2005 / 42 Kb
Estonian / Eesti / Estonien
Translated by Mihkel Tõnnov / August 2005 / 42 Kb
Hrvatski / Croatian / Croate
Translated by Zeljko Prince / August 2005 / 43 Kb
Hebrew / Hebreu
Translated by Eran Israely / September 2005 / 42 Kb
Japanese / Japonais
Translated by X-WORKS (font MS UI Gothic) / September 2005 / 42 Kb
Chinese / Chinois
Translated by Xiaosd (font ËÎÌå) / March 2006 / 41 Kb
Galego / Galician / Galicien
Translated by Roberto Ros / May 2006 / 43 Kb
Romanian / Roumain
Translated by Cristian Mihai Petre / September 2009 / 43 Kb
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DiskAid è un'applicazione per trasferire i file dal PC all'iPhone o all'iPod Touch, come se fosse un comune disco rigido.
Dovrai solo eseguirlo e poi collegare il dispositivo. Il computer lo rileverà come un disco rimovibile e sarai in grado di lavorare come al solito.
Tuttavia, DiskAid non è un modo per trasferire la musica dal PC all'iPhone. Per questo avrai bisogno di iTunes o di altri software.
Ottieni il massimo dal tuo iPhone e iPod Touch con DiskAid.
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Migmate 120 welder. One of the most-common complaints about the iPhone and iPod touch is that, unlike other iPods, neither device offers Disk Mode—a way to use it as a removable drive for storing and transferring files. Earlier this year, I covered PhoneView, a great utility that provides such functionality, as well as a number of other useful features relating to contacts, notes, call logs, SMS messages, iTunes media and playlists, and photos. But for people who didn’t need all these features—those who just wanted to be able to transfer files from place to place using their iPhone’s memory—PhoneView’s $20 price tag was a point of contention.
For those people, DigiDNA’s free DiskAid 1.5 may be the answer. DiskAid looks and functions much like PhoneView but without all the extra features: it simply lets you store files on your iPhone or iPod touch.
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As with PhoneView, once you launch DiskAid and connect your iPhone or iPod touch to your Mac using the standard USB dock-connector cable, DiskAid displays the contents of the device’s Media Folder. (This folder is where the iPhone and iPod touch store “public” files; if you have a jailbroken iPhone, DiskAid gives you access to the iPhone’s entire filesystem.) You can navigate the existing contents using a Finder-like column view, but for the most part you’ll want to leave those files and folders alone; you’re here for the free space.
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To copy a file or folder to your iPhone or iPod touch, you either drag it into the DiskAid window, or use the Copy To Device button (which lets you choose a file or folder using a Mac OS X navigation dialog). Similarly, to copy data from the device to your Mac, you either drag the file or folder from the Disk Aid window to a folder on your Mac, or you select the file or folder and then click on the Copy To Folder button. You can also create new folders on, and delete files and folders from, your iPhone or iPod touch. While data is being copied, you’ll see a small OS X-like “spinner” at the bottom of the DiskAid window.
Unfortunately, as with PhoneView, you can’t rename a folder on the iPhone once you’ve created it. And even when creating a new folder, I sometimes experienced an error that claimed I was trying to create a folder inside a file, even though no file was selected. The solution was to select a file or folder and then Command-click on it to unselect it; this convinced DiskAid that no files were selected.
Despite the Finder-column-view look of its browser, DiskAid doesn’t provide document previews or information about selected files or folders—not even file sizes. Nor are Quick Look previews available. And unlike PhoneView, you can’t drag-and-drop files within the DiskAid browser to reorganize them, nor does DiskAid tell you how much free space is available on your iPhone or iPod touch.
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On the other hand, one advantage DiskAid has over PhoneView is that the former is also available for Windows, so you can also access your iPhone- or iPod touch-hosted files from Windows PCs.