由於系列文章1~4 都是在Input資料夾內討論 Word 與 Pdf 互轉。面臨到資料夾內有子子孫孫資料夾,子子孫孫資料夾內有Word。那要如何將所有子子孫孫資料夾內的所有Word找出,並將之轉換成PDF?換句話說,可不可以有個程式,能夠將整理好的資料夾內所有Word 通通轉成PDF,即便資料夾內有很多個子資料夾,子資料夾內又有子資料夾。不管在哪個資料夾內的Word 都要將其找出並轉成PDF,轉出的PDF就在相對應的Word旁。
Since articles 1 to 4 discuss the conversion between Word and PDF within the Input folder, we are faced with the situation where there are nested subfolders containing Word documents. How can we find all the Word documents in these nested subfolders and convert them into PDF? In other words, is it possible to have a program that can convert all the Word documents in the organized folder, regardless of how many subfolders there are, and even if those subfolders contain their own subfolders? We need to find all the Word documents no matter where they are located within the folder structure and convert them into PDFs, with the resulting PDFs saved next to their corresponding Word files.
In 2024, the disk space of student computers in the computer classrooms of elementary and secondary schools in Changhua County is divided into two partitions: C and D. The C partition undergoes system restore on boot, while the D partition does not. Therefore, students tend to store their data on the D partition. In other words, students use the D partition to create their own entertainment, which can disrupt their focus during class. If students are allowed unrestricted access to the D partition, they may become inattentive in future information technology classes. We hope to reduce the workload of the IT coordinator or the personnel maintaining the computer classrooms, allowing them to simply double-click to automatically clear student data from the D partition after booting the computers.
Problem Description: How to automatically execute a program on startup in Windows 10 or Windows 11 that can clear student data from the D partition of student computers in the computer classrooms of elementary and secondary schools in Changhua County with just a double-click. To achieve this, place the program that clears the student data into the startup folder. The startup folder is located at %HomePath%\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu\Programs\Startup.
In 2024, the disk space of student computers in the computer classrooms of elementary and secondary schools in Changhua County is divided into two partitions: C and D. The C partition undergoes system restore on boot, while the D partition does not. Therefore, students tend to store their data on the D partition. In other words, students use the D partition to create their own entertainment, which can disrupt their focus during class. If students are allowed unrestricted access to the D partition, they may become inattentive in future information technology classes. We hope to reduce the workload of the IT coordinator or the personnel maintaining the computer classrooms, allowing them to simply double-click to automatically clear student data from the D partition after booting the computers.
Oh! There is already a method to directly clear the data on the D partition in the computer. Just right-click on the D partition, and a dropdown menu will appear. Then select "Format."
點選開始,就可以了。
Just click on "Start," and you're good to go.
而且格式化的速度還不賴。很快就能進行下一台電腦的清除資料。那幹嘛還要進行開發?
Moreover, the formatting speed is quite good. You can quickly proceed to clear the data on the next computer. So why do we still need to develop a program?
Problem Description: The D partition originally contains two basic folders named "os" and "ventoy." If a quick format is performed on the D partition, these two folders will be erased, which could lead to system crashes. We hope to retain these two folders while clearing out the student-created data within the D partition.
It's so frustrating! Every time I use the right-click menu in Windows
11, I have to take an extra step to get back to the traditional menu.
Especially when compressing or extracting files, it feels like an
unnecessary extra step. Is there any way to go back to the traditional
menu? I hope to find a method to revert to the traditional menu.
By simply double-clicking, you can convert a bunch of PDF files that are placed in the input folder into their respective Word documents, which will be located in the output folder.
According to the previous article, by simply double-clicking, you can convert a bunch of PDF files that are placed in the input folder into their respective Word documents. However, it was found that the generated Word documents are mixed with the execution program PDFTOWORD.exe. When there are multiple converted files, it might be inconvenient to manually check each one. To address this issue, if the generated Word documents are centralized in an output folder, you can simply move the output folder.