zamzar.com Reviews
Newest Review: ... it colours which relates to the fact that you can convert your documents in a similar way. Each page has very little graphics and just does the job you require from the service. There are a few adverts but that's how they can continue to provide an excellent free service. ~ Hyperlinks ~ I tried clicking through all sections of the site and having done this on many occasions have not stumbled across and hyperlink errors (web links). ~ Page Loading Speeds ~ The home page is very quick to load up and so are the other webpage's on the site. The slowest page I found when clicking was the Blog page but maybe this is down to the extra gra... more
Customer zamzar.com Reviews (5)
by David - written on 15/11/10
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Awful site. Riddled with pop-ups. Supposed to convert a document, sends you back a link to another pop up which starts scanning your Hard Drive and installing god knows what malicious spyware. Avoid like the plague. No star.
by - written on 22/06/09, updated on 23/06/09 (Very useful, 226 readings)
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Link: http://www.zamzar.com/ Programmed with: HTML & JavaScript Developed by: The Zamzar Team Type of site: Online Converting Tools ~ Overview ~ This website is state of the art technology and is a wonderful tool for converting all types of your documents. I tend to use this for converting Office 2007 documents which I cannot open as we only have Office 2003 at work which means we cannot open new 2007 Office files. In a nutshell you upload your document you wish to convert, then choose the conversion type e.g. DOC from DOCX (Office 2007 file extension) and click the convert button. You can also download videos too as ... Read the complete review
by _jlee - written on 30/09/08, updated on 30/09/08
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So, a friend sends you a file which is important but it's in a format not supported by any software you own. You don't have time to ask for it in another format. What do you do? Convert it! For me personally it was converting a PDF into an image file because Adobe Reader decided that it didn't want to print anything. I tried my favourite media-convert.com but it was unavailable. I used zamzar.com (which a friend liked using) and uploaded the pdf. The amount of formats Zamzar supports are decent enough with quite a few popular document, image, video, audio and compressed archive formats. An annoying thing I noticed was their insistance to subscribe ... Read the complete review
by - written on 28/07/08 (Very useful, 2734 readings)
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It has always been a mystery to me why Microsoft created two suites of applications that do essentially the same thing. I'm talking about Office and Works. OK, Works is clearly the cheapo "productivity" suite and as such doesn't have as much under it's belt as the vastly more expensive Office but even so, I can't see why anyone would bother with Works when you have something like OpenOffice available or, the more recent Google Online Application - Docs - to create documents, presentations and spreadsheets. I suppose most users start making use of Works simply because it often comes ready installed on new PCs. Certainly, on my wife's it did. It ... Read the complete review
by - written on 25/07/08 (Very useful, 107 readings)
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www.zamzar.com Zamzar is a really handy online utility that allows you to convert various types of files into other types. For example you may have an Adobe pdf document that you wish to convert into Microsoft word format, well this is what you do.. Navigate your browser to www.zamzar.com, fill in each of the 3 boxes Step 1: Browse PC for file to convert or input url of website; Step 2: Select the type of file you wish it to be converted to; Step 3: Enter an email address. Now with this free account you will receive an email anywhere from a few minutes to a couple of hours later with a link to download your newly ... Read the complete review
