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Software do you use ?
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I used Notepad
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Originally Posted by cskanna Hello all,
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You may find that netoffice works for your needs, as I have used it in the past.
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Originally Posted by fremont Clientexec & Business Plan Pro and Word & Excell
Can you explain some more about Clientexec & Business Plan Pro. How it will help us? Thanks
Originally Posted by stscac You may find that netoffice works for your needs, as I have used it in the past.
Can you explain some more about netoffice?
Thank you all for your inputs.
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Office 2007 Suite, Macromedia Suite, FF, Audacity, etc.
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hey everyone, i think the op is more interested in project management, concurrent development, accounting/billing sort of programs.....?
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That's even easier then:
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Originally Posted by shockie
No problemo
got that, too! lol
MS Project, MS Infopath & Freemind, Sharepoint + Outlook for the above
...no wonder my laptop harddrive is almost maxed ...
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Gedit, Mousepad or Notepad (depending on the operating system I am using at the time)
A basic text editor is all you need for most things
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Open office, Firefox, thunderbird
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I use MS proj and MS outlook for project tracking, and excel for accounting..
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Originally Posted by gmtfan I used Notepad
LoL!!
Thank you all for the input. It would be nice you guys/gals suggest me some freeware/open source software. I cannot afford to buy Sharepoint
I am currently using Excel in most of the cases. However, I am looking for change.
thanks
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Try open office in stead of MS office, it is a good one. Free
Gimp is a photoshop like program, it's free
Also try
http://www.giveawayoftheday.com/ for free - shareware
Right now, they offer WinWatermark -> very good one
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got that, too! lol
