CLEARWATER, FLORIDA, USA — LinkTek Corporation, the world’s leading provider of software that automates the management and repair of file links contained within a wide variety of popular file formats, announces the latest release of their LinkFixerPlus link maintenance and repair software.
This release is designed specifically for users of Microsoft’s PowerPoint presentation software. (
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This new version of
LinkFixerPlus can be used to move or rename Microsoft PowerPoint 2007 files, including external files they link to such as charts, images, videos and other files, while automatically maintaining links contained within the PowerPoint files as files are moved or renamed – for example, when files are moved to a new folder, disk drive or server, such as when performing data migrations.
Additionally,
LinkFixerPlus is the first software application that can be used to safeguard links in PowerPoint files so that when broken links subsequently occur,
LinkFixerPlus can be used to automatically fix the broken links caused by files or folders that were moved or renamed without using
LinkFixerPlus (for example when using Windows Explorer). Once safeguarded,
LinkFixerPlus can repair broken links no matter what software or method was used to move, rename, migrate or reorganize them. Using patented technology,
LinkFixerPlus helps eliminate the time-consuming and tedious process of manually finding and fixing broken links in PowerPoint files and in many other types of files.
“Our organization makes heavy use of both linked and embedded video files inside PowerPoint presentations.
LinkFixerPlus has become a critical part of our PowerPoint management tools, saving us precious man-hours. And the support team at LinkTek has been simply remarkable,” says Dr. Shez Partovi of St. Joseph’s Hospital.
This newest release adds to
LinkFixerPlus‘ current ability to move and rename PowerPoint 97, 2000, XP and 2003 files, as well as Excel, Access, Word, HTML, AutoCAD, MicroStation, InDesign, PageMaker, PDF and Windows shortcut files, without causing broken links.
First introduced at the 2002 Internet World convention in New York City,
LinkFixerPlus won the Best of Show award in the design category. Since that time,
LinkFixerPlus has been favorably mentioned in: Cadalyst Magazine, eWeek, Redmond, Windows IT Pro, CNET radio, CNNfn, PC Magazine, Entrepreneur Magazine, The Washington Post, The New York Times, Computer World and The Wall Street Journal.
How To Contact LinkTek
For more information about LinkFixerPlus, please visit LinkTek’s Web site at
www.LinkTek.com, call 727-442-1822 extension 9403 or send an e-mail to linkmail@LinkTek.com.
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