Advance automatically fixes broken links in Microsoft Office Software

LinkTek Corporation, the world’s leading provider of data migration software solutions that automate the management and repair of file links, announces the latest release of their LinkFixer Advanced software. This new release allows users of Microsoft Office to migrate their files to Office 2013 without causing broken links during the upgrade process. (Visit http://www.LinkTek.com).

Upgrading Office documents, with links pointing to other Office documents that are also being upgraded, can cause Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Access and Visio links in the upgraded documents to become broken. This will result in costly disruptions to business processes and can adversely effect the integrity of files causing unexpected loss of mission-critical data. This is due to the file extensions of Office 2013 files being different than the file extensions used in some earlier versions of Office.

However, with the latest release of LinkFixer Advanced, there is a solution available to help with this looming problem. LinkFixer Advanced is the first software application that can be used to safeguard links in Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Access and Visio 97-2010 files so that when broken links occur due to Office 2013 upgrades (or other reasons) LinkFixer Advanced can be used to find and fix the broken links automatically!

LinkFixer Advanced is a patented software application that can also fix broken links totally automatically in Word, Excel, Access, PowerPoint, Visio, PageMaker, InDesign, AutoCAD, MicroStation, PDF and HTML files when files or folders are moved or renamed. LinkFixer Advanced helps eliminate the time-consuming and tedious process of manually finding and fixing broken links such as when upgrading to newer versions of Microsoft Office.

For more information about LinkFixer Advanced, please visit LinkTek’s Web site at http://www.LinkTek.com, call 727-442-1822 extension 1434, or e-mail 1434@LinkTek.com. Also, go to http://www.LinkTek.com/movie to watch LinkTek’s 3-minute video about automatically fixing broken links.

About LinkTek
LinkTek’s purpose is to improve the lives of computer users, IT departments, Information Managers, Records Management personnel and CIOs by providing software that automatically protects, preserves and repairs file links, even from the effects of data migrations or user errors. The goal is a world without broken links.

Headquartered in Clearwater, Florida, LinkTek Corporation provides the world’s only solution for the management and automatic repair of file links found in today’s most common file formats.

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Client London Release Vintage Messenger Bag, Remade In Britain

As well as adding new items to the online shop at http://www.clientlondon.com Client London is also joining up with the successful online fashion store the http://independentboutique.com . The launch of the new boutique is hoped to bring in more 'clients' to the brand and increase sales as it appeals to a wider area, offering Client clothes alongside many other independent designers. One of the latest fashion additions to both online stores is the A/W 2012 Client London messenger bag.

On her adventures and in search of vintage finds, Client director, Kate Holmes discovered an eastern block true vintage gas mask bag circa 1970 and decided this would be the bag to launch this autumn/winter. Under the direction of Kate the vintage military durable gas mask bag was remade in to the Client London Messenger Bag complete with the Client Crossed Hands Logo seen throughout the collection.

With a simple design opening like an envelope, this traditional military khaki green bag features the old serial code and name tag on the inside. All the old interior pockets that once housed the gas mask essentials are still included and the bag has been adapted with a Client engraved button to seal the external lid with the Client Crossed Hands logo embroidered in the corner and a long adjustable thick strap. The external pocket now beautifully repurposed for a mobile phone, originally would have been used for a radio or something different.

The origins of the messenger back date back to New York in the 1950s, where it is rumoured that the heavy duty shoulder bags were being manufactured for telephone lines men by Frank Demartini of Globe Canvas. The bag was designed to be easy to access and hold equipment while the men were working on the telephone poles. Later in the 1970s, bicycle messengers started using the canvas bags for deliveries. By the 1980s due to congestion, bicycles and delivery men became more common in Manhattan and a subculture was formed, shops began to spring up creating small messenger- delivery bags for the growing need as well as for fans of the subculture.

The messenger bag appeals to so many because of its durability, longevity and its reminiscence of the Manhattan bicycle subculture. The appeal of the working class heritage and the ability to carry anything are also reasons why this bag has been so popular all over the globe through our recent history.

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