Shutfim is a forum for the Charedi community that was set up with the goal to help and encourage people of all fields to collaborate, discuss and gain knowledge from each other.

In order to keep this forum clean and informative, we have set forth some rules that by adhering to them, we can all benefit significant initiatives that will contribute to the Heimishe community.

1. For a username, it is best to use your personal or business name. Besides the integrity it gives to the forum, it will add credibility and appreciation to the user himself. Alternatively, you may choose a nickname as long as it is normal and respectable. Stupid usernames or with offensive content are not allowed.

2. Each user can edit their profile info and upload a profile and background picture. Use it. It represents you. We also recommend writing a little about yourself and what you do. Make sure only to use images that are respectable and appropriate, do not use pictures of people, or anything that may cause unpleasantness to other users.
   Please note: Being there is users from all over the world it is very important to fill out your location in your profile, to help prevent unforeseen misunderstandings.

3. Shutfim is for Professional and dignified talk, and we keep it this way. You can discuss whatever you feel like, as long as it respected and debatable within the Charedi community. (The general rule is: anything that would not appear in Charedi publications should not be posted on Shutfim either.)
   Shutfim is not for Torah, political and news discussions and topics, there are many other platforms for that.

4. Shutfim is not a platform for advertising and promoting businesses. This does not apply to users who may offer their private services within the forum.

5. Links that yield cashback or any type of affiliate programs are only allowed if explicitly announced. If there is a connection between the writer and his business or affairs, it must be stated in proper disclosure. This rule does not apply in user’s signatures.

6. In order to maintain Shutfim’s level of professionalism, maintaining proper and respectful discourse and discussions are the basic guidelines of the forum.
   Are you giving reviews to someone’s work? Do it in a respectful manner with the goal of helping and encouraging.
   Thread headlines should be informative and without unnecessary exclamation points etc. …
   It is important to stick to the specific topic of the thread opener and not to deviate to other topics. If you want to discuss something related open a new thread in the appropriate place and you can link the previous thread to it.
   Abusive/furious/silly/insulting posts and ego battles will not be tolerated.

7. Shutfim is geared for the Heimishe community, so Tznius plays a big factor here.
   Anything that would not appear in Charedi publications should not be posted here either.
   Pictures of immodesty or older girls are not permitted.

8. Cracked, piracy or any copywright content is not to be posted on the Forum.

Violating these guidelines will require Shutfim’s management to moderate or delete posts or topics. After several times we will be forced to restrict or suspend user’s access to specific categories or the whole forum.
We update Shutfim’s guidelines from time to time, so please make sure you are with us.

If you find any violations to our rules, please report it to the management so we could upkeep the forum’s quality standards.

Wishing you to make the most out of ‘Shutfim’ and BE"H we will be a real benefit to the Heimishe community.

The Management

I have a different idea,
Google has many unknown features in all of their applications, one of them is translate builtin into Sheets, all you need to do is

=GOOGLETRANSLATE(A1, "en", "he")

and you have it translated, then just drag the fill handle at the bottom of the formula cell down to apply this formula to all the cells you want to translate.
simple, uh?

A quick rundown of the easiest and most powerful ways to capture screenshots.

Method One: Taking Quick Screenshots with Print Screen (PrtScn)

• Taking a Screenshot Without Saving
  Press the “PrtScn” key.
  The screenshot of your display is now copied to the clipboard. Paste it in any application by selecting Edit > Paste or pressing Ctrl + V.
• Saving Your Screenshot as a File
  Press the “Windows logo key + PrtScn.”
  The screen will dim for a moment, and the screenshot will be saved in a folder “Screenshots”, inside your default “Pictures” folder.
• Taking a Screenshot of Only One Window
  Click on the title bar of the window that you want to capture. Press “Alt + PrtScn”.
  A screenshot of your active window will be copied to the clipboard.
• Taking a Screenshot of Part of Your Screen (only works in Windows 10)
  Press “Windows + Shift + S”.
  Your screen will appear grayed out and your mouse cursor will change. Click and drag on your screen to select the part of your screen you want to capture. The screen region you selected will be copied to your clipboard.

Method Two: Capture More Flexible Screenshots with Snipping Tool

Snipping tool can take screenshots of an open window, rectangular area, a free-form area, or the entire screen. You can annotate your snips with different colored pens or a highlighter, save it as an image, or email it to a friend.

In Windows 10, Snipping Tool has a new “Delay” option, which will allow you to capture screenshots pop-up menus and tool-tips. Open the Snipping Tool app and click Delay. From the drop-down list, click on the number of seconds you’d like to wait until your screenshot is taken.
Now choose the type of snip you want to make by clicking the arrow next to “New.” You can choose from one of four types of snip: free-form, rectangular, window, and full-screen.
You will have between 1–5 seconds, depending on the delay you chose, to set up your screenshots. You can use this time to open that pop-up menu or tool-tip you want to capture. Once your seconds have passed, the screen will freeze and fade out so you can create your snip. If you chose window or full-screen, it will just capture the snip immediately.

Method Three: Use Keyboard Shortcuts with Game Bar in Windows 10

Windows 10 ships with game DVR capabilities to record game play footage and take screenshots of Windows PC games. The Game Bar generates screenshots in PNG format, and saves them in “C:\Users[your username]\Videos\Captures.” Before you start using the Game Bar, launch the Xbox app and open its settings. Under “Game DVR”, toggle “Take screenshots using Game DVR,” and assign whatever keyboard shortcuts you want.

When you want to take a screenshot, use that keyboard combination (“Windows key + G” by default) and click or tap on the “Yes, this is a game” box if prompted. Now press the “Camera icon” or “Win + Alt + PrtScn” to take a screenshot. Note: The keyboard shortcut will only work if you have previously checked the “Yes, this is a game” box for this specific game. You will see a notification letting you know “Screenshot saved.” If you click or tap on the notification, it will open to “Xbox > Game DVR > On this PC” to see it.

Method Four: Take More Powerful Screenshots with third-party programs

There are a lot of powerful tools to help you do even more,

• Screen recording
• Editing tools
• Scrolling Windows
• Mouse Movements
• Watermarking
• Edge effects
• Hotkeys

and much more, here is a list of the top free options available.
greenshot
lightshot
tinytake (Limited Version)
sharex
lightscreen

Hi everyone,
we are excited to announce the launch of the new ‘Business +’ category,
where you can discuss all your business matters, starting or growing your business, marketing, eCommerce, sales, Copy writing, SEO, social media, software, Employing and everything in between.

For start we have @marketingmaniac with her extensive experience in SEO and general business marketing, she will help us understand better our business and marketing needs.

We got requests for different groups including Writing, History, IT professionals and others, if you would like to join a group or request a group do not hesitate to contact the management.
Thanks

Win + Tab

Give it a try you will be amazed by the options,

• swap active windows like Alt + Tab
• search for your recent activities
• and the best thing is creating new desktops (for those multitaskers)

Recovering lost data can be a tricky task that only data recovery experts can solve, but most typical file recovery scenarios in the list below you can handle by yourself with the right guidance and tools:

• Recovery of accidentally deleted files or deleted without Recycle Bin, or when Recycle Bin has been emptied.

• Removed by virus attack or power failure.

• The partition with the files was reformatted.

• VIRUS has invaded.

• When the partition structure on a hard disk was changed, damaged or deleted.

• From hard disk with bad sectors.

• File recovery from a non-functional computer.

• Photo and video recovery from SD cards.

• accidental reformat or fresh OS re-install.

Before trying to recover, read through the general advice on data recovery.

1. Don’t worsen the situation, Ensure that no further alterations are made to the storage device where the lost files resided.
   Don’t save any files to the damaged disk.
   And If it’s your system (boot) disk, from which the operating system loads, then it is best to shut down the computer and make all software preparations on a different computer.

2. Don’t work on disks with damaged hardware.
   Symptoms that a hard drive has hardware problems:
   Your system does not recognize the device anymore, or it appears under an unusual name.
   The hard drive makes unusual noises, clicks, starts too slowly.
   Bad blocks constantly appear on your hard drive.
   SMART inspecting programs report a severe hardware failure event.
   Don’t try to run a scan or recovery procedure
   Tampering with a drive in this condition will inflict more damage to your files.
   Bring the drive to qualified data recovery professionals. They have special equipment, software, and, most important, the required skills to work with such drives.

3. Clone the Disk and work with the images rather than with the actual disk.
   This keeps your data safe from accidental data corruption (we will BE"h post more on Disk cloning).

4. Never try to save recovered files on the disks where they resided.

After you followed those steps you could try recovering the lost data with data recovery programs,
We’ve collected some of the most superior and powerful programs available, for you to download for free (Make sure you disable your AntiVirus software before downloading and installing those programs)

R-STUDIO

Disk Recovery Software and Hard Drive Recovery tool
A comprehensive data recovery solution for recovering files from NTFS, NTFS5, ReFS, FAT12/16/32, exFAT, HFS/HFS+ and APFS (Macintosh), Little and Big Endian variants of UFS1/UFS2 (FreeBSD/OpenBSD/NetBSD/Solaris) and Ext2/Ext3/Ext4 FS (Linux) partitions.
It also uses raw file recovery (scan for known file types) for heavily damaged or unknown file systems.
It functions on local and network disks.

Download: R-Studio Network Edition v8.12.175479.exe

For more info on what this version includes see https://www.r-studio.com/Data_Recovery_Technician.shtml
For instructions and features see https://www.r-studio.com/

EaseUS Data Recovery

One of the things we really liked her, is the easy and straight forwards user interface,
with just a few clicks it will get you going

Download: EaseUS Data Recovery Wizard v12.0.exe

For more info and instructions see https://www.easeus.com/datarecoverywizardpro/

MiniTool Power Data Recovery

Here again the ease of use and file previews and filters that makes this little tool easy to use and understand

Download: MiniTool Power Data Recovery v8.6 Business Technician.exe

For more info see https://www.minitool.com/data-recovery-software/power-data-recovery-technicial.html

Disclaimer: When handling data and recovery issues you have to be very careful what you do, one wrong click could put everything down the drain.
The management will not be held responsible for any loss or damages that might occur, so proceed at your own risk, if in doubt what to do always consult with an expert.

General

• https://creativemarket.com/free-goods - weekly giveaways
• https://graphicriver.net/ - paid
• https://dribbble.com/tags/freebie - yes there is free stuff here.
• http://www.pixeden.com/ - Free & paid
• https://www.vexels.com/ - paid
• https://www.dreamstime.com/ - Free & paid + 5 day trial
• https://graphicburger.com/ - Free & paid

Images

• https://www.freeimages.com/ - Free images
• https://gratisography.com/ - Free creative images
• https://www.rgbstock.com/ - Free images
• https://stocksnap.io/ - Free images
• https://www.stockvault.net/ - Free images
• http://www.jerusalemshots.com/en - Pictures of Yerushalyim - each picture has his own licensing.
• https://www.123rf.com/ - paid pictures, audio, and video
• https://isorepublic.com/ -Free images

Icons

• https://findicons.com/ -Free icons
• https://www.flaticon.com/ - Free & paid

Vectors & PSD

• https://www.vectorhq.com/ - Free Vectors & PSD
• https://www.365psd.com/ - Free Vectors & PSD

Cliparts

• https://clipart.me/ - Free cliparts

Fonts

• http://freegoodiesfordesigners.blogspot.com/ - Paid premium fonts
• https://www.fontfabric.com/fonts/ - Paid fonts
• https://www.fontsquirrel.com/ - Free fonts
• https://www.fonts.com/ - Paid fonts
• https://www.dafont.com/ - Free fonts

B"H Shutfim is picking up speed and we are nearing our first 100 subscribers.
We already have users from all over, including US, Europe, and Israel. Being that most topics and professions are applicable to all, as of now we feel there is no need to divide the forum by country (except for the ‘Business’ category that we will divide once it’s more active).
However in order to prevent confusion among the users we will like to ask everyone to fill out their location, so we won’t have a user from Baltimore offering a construction job for someone in Manchester, or a user from Israel offering Tax advice for someone living in Brooklyn.
We have updated rule no. 2 so please help yourselves and the other users by filling out your location.
Thanks for your understanding and cooperation.

@DIAMOND Please open a new post, for non related questions.

You’ve just joined Shutfim, and you’re confused what this is all about,
So we’ve put together a small rundown on how to find your way around.

• Rules and guidelines
  Before you join, please make sure you have carefully read through the rules which you can find here.
• Categories
  Shutfim is divided into categories if you want to discuss something that has no place; you may use the general category.
  We hope with the time to cover all major topics such as,
  Graphic designing, Illustrating.
  3D, Simulations, Animation.
  Advertising, Copywriting, Print.
  Photography.
  Programming, Developing, Digital, UX/UI Designing.
  Technology, Software, Hardware, Networking, IT.
  Architecture, Interior designing, Engineering.
  Construction, Renovations.
  Film Production/Editing/Directing.
  Stage and Event Production.
  Professional Writing, Grammar, Typesetting.
  Art.
  Music, Sound, Studio production.
  Business, Accounting, Bookkeeping, Business Coaching.
  Legal Advice, Law, Benefits, Social Security.
  Education, Teaching.
  Sales, Insurance.
  E-commerce.
  Real Estate, Brokerage.
  Vehicle, Transportation, Travel.
  Health, Medical.
  As the forum expands and the demand for different categories grows, we will keep on opening new categories and subcategories and moving all related threads there.
• Groups
  Groups are for professionals with the same expertise to share and gain without it being public. Here you can ask feedback on an ad before publishing or ask advice on how much to charge for your service. Joining a group will give you access to the ‘Professional’ and ‘Professional +’ subcategories of the group’s category. The ‘professional’ category is open for the public to read, wherever the ‘Professional +’ is only open for the group members. We will open new category groups whenever there will be a demand.
  In order to join a group, you need to send a join request from the group’s page, then email your portfolio and describe what your expertise is to groups@shutfim.com.
  Only users who are experienced in that field will be accepted to join that group.
• Posts
  You can write and share just about anything you wish. Like topics ranging from problems with your PC, feedback on a specific device, help choosing an oven, renting a car, looking for an App to solve a problem, share a successful photography session or marketing campaign, solving an issue in InDesign, looking for a Website Designer or just sharing your work for comments, feedback and evaluations.
  We will IY"H host experts and professionals, guides, secrets of the trade, tips and tricks, create contests and much more so stay tuned,
  If you would like to write a guide or tutorial, contact the management.
• Portfolios
  The category Portfolios is for users to upload and share their personal work so that you can maximise your business potential.
  Each user can open a thread with their username as the title and upload their work.
  Please note no one else may post in a users Portfolio except for the user himself. If you have anything to say, ask or just some positive feedback, open a new thread in the feedback subcategory with the user’s username as the thread name.
• Text Editor
  The Text editor is based on Markdown Language, Here you can find an overview of all the Markdown syntax elements.

If you have any suggestions, questions, ideas or to report any bugs you can post in ‘about the forum’ category or contact the management.