Your Questions About Publishing Software Free

Charles asks…

can anyone recommend any free software to convert pps, ppt files to video avi, wmv ?

for publish to youtube and the web.

admin answers:

Sorry the previous answers have been lame.

I have never convert powerpoint to video myself. However, a google search led me to this site:

http://www.labnol.org/software/tutorials/convert-powerpoint-video-upload-youtube-ppt-dvd/2978/

It looks pretty helpful. Good luck

Daniel asks…

How do i obtain free daily gold prices in OHLC format , to be used with technical analysis software?

Does anybody knows a website that provide free historical daily gold prices (London or NY), in format of Date, Open Price, High,Low,Close?
I checked Kitco but they don’t publish that detailed data.

admin answers:

You could try http://www.netdania.com . It is a forex data feed but if im not mistaken, they also have Gold and Silver price. You must sign up (its totaly free) and install Java in your computer in order to use the chart. Once youve singed up – Log in, click on “chart station” on the left menu and click “try demo”.

You can also try http://www.barchart.com but this website is not interactive and the charts are only updated at the end of the day.

Jenny asks…

I want to run a small database and publish certain info on a webpage. What software do you recommend?

I want to use free software. I want it to be simple. It will have a relatively small number of entries, growing to no more than 500 entries. I’m familiar with C, but I’ve never worked with databases before, or any network programming. I want some info to be available online, no transactions though.
Also, I’m running windows.

admin answers:

Standard LAMP stack – gives you php, mysql, CGIs written in c if you like.

Store the database on the web, you can connect remotely for maintenance if you like or through your web site if you like.

This will be standard just about anywhere you can get web space, including many free places.

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