Well, to overcome this problem, we can create a camouflage for the files that we want to host to a jpg format. Thus, hosting file will assume the file that we upload as a jpg file

Actually, to make the camouflage is very easy. All We need to do is add a jpg file with a small size on the front of the file that we want to change. Then, to get back the original file, we simply discard the jpg part on the font of the file.

To add a jpg file to the front of a file, we can do it with the copy command from the Command Prompt. However, to remove the jpg is more difficult. First we must remember well the size of jpg files that have been added. Then open the jpg file imitation using notepad + +. Blocks the early part of the file size of jpg files that have been added. After that, delete the part that is blocked. Finally, save the file with its original file extension.

Well, if we want a more simple, try to download a tool that I created to facilitate these processes. I named this tool JpgMaker. With this tool, you simply right-click on the file which we will turn into a jpg, then from the popup menu that appears, select Make JPG image . Meanwhile, to return to its original form, we simply right click on the jpg file imitation, then select Extract fom jpg. It is easy

Enjoy how to host files with ease

You must be already knew the technique of capturing image on screen by print screen button. You press that button, paste to image processing software e.g. Photoshop, cut and manipulate a little bit, save, then put upon document. Watta mess, moreover for you who are making computer tutorial. Besides, you can’t catch cursor, whereas you need it to show something on your tutorial. Just admit it, come on..

Set Capture Image on system tray.

Let free your self from the rush of conventional print screen by downloading Capture Image! Extracting CaptureImage.zip in one folder, you will find two files, i.e. the executable Capture Image file itself and SnapHook.dll. Executing CaptureImage.exe, you will see it is set on system tray. While SnapHook.dll will integrate Capture Image function with certain buttons on keyboard.

If you do right-click on Capture Image icon, you will get four functions, i.e. Capture Screen, Capture Active Window, Capture Screen with Cursor, and Copy from Clipboard. If “Hook to Print Screen” is enable (default), then those four functions can be accessed from pre-defined buttons.

Place cursor, press print screen, make marquee, done!

Yes, that’s all the way of using Capture Image. See image below.

Capture Image usage.

1. Place cursor in position you want then press print screen.
2. That hooked button will activate “Capture Screen with Cursor” function. Emerges quickly in front of you, marquee grid in form of vertical-horizontal lines. For you who are often work with image processing application e.g. Photoshop or CorelDRAW, must be already familiar with marquee grid like this.
3. Make marquee that surrounding screen slice you want by left-click. Along you do that, appear marquee size information you are making. See image below.
4. Feeling sure with your marquee, release left-click. Marquee will wink, and that is screen slice you want.
5. Do right-click anywhere, you will be presented some choices. Whether you will do copy, save, zoom, or even fill the screen slice. See image below.

Capture Image menu.

Done! So this is it.

Capture Image result example.

If you don’t need to include cursor, just left-click then play your marquee grid.

This is the excitement of Capture Image. It is able to catch cursor, cut image, zoom or fill, directly on its place without involving any image processing application. So practical, isn’t it?

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