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AllMedia Grabber 2.0
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Publisher's Description:
Extract Thousands Pictures, Videos, Music, Sounds hidden inside programs / files on your computer with AllMedia Grabber. AllMedia Grabber searches in files (executables, libraries, custom controls, data files e.t.c.) and extracts multimedia files.

Features:
  • Extract files stored in EXECUTABLES, LIBRARIES, CUSTOM CONTROLS, MICROSOFT OFFICE FILES, DATABASES, RAW or BINARY FILES (like exe, dll, ocx, doc, ppt, xls, pdf, mdb, raw, bin, hex...)
  • Select File(s), Folders, Drives to scan.
  • Integration into Windows shell (Quick extraction from CONTEXT MENU ).
  • Can export all graphics formats to BMP, ICO.
  • Browse all extracted graphic files in thumbnail mode.
  • View graphic files with program viewer.
  • Delete, rename files, delete all extracted files, copy to clipboard.
  • Language support Compatibility with operating systems Windows 2000/XP/2003/Vista

Currently, AllMedia Grabber finds: ICO=Windows Icon CUR=Windows Cursor ANI=Animated Cursor BMP=Bitmap Image JPG=JPEG Image GIF=GIF Image PNG=Port. Network Image TIF=Tragged Image WMF= Meta File AVI=Microsoft Video MID=Midi MP3=MPEG Audio WAV=Wave Audio
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Date Added: 15th March, 2008
License: Shareware
File size: 4.59 MB
Price: $32.9
Trial Period: UNLIMITED
Operating System: Windows 2000,Windows XP,Windows Vista
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