Posts Tagged ‘free’

Here are some tools to give thanks for!
How To Say That Name:  For those visitor cards with names you don’t know how to pronounce, run them through this website for some help.
Stinto Disposal Chat:  Want a quick way to chat with a few folks online but don’t want to sign up or download anything?  Use [...]

Found a post titled “15 Useful Project Management Management Tools” over at Smashing Magazine.  Among the list are tools that range from easy to use to some that are rather complicated.
I would recommend scanning the list to see if there is software that would either help your personal planning, staff/committee planning, or planning for the [...]

Found an excellent guide to how Google Docs work.  Their advantage lies in that documents are stored online rather than your computer.  There is no software to download and it is free.  Welcome to “Cloud Computing”, where the web is the “Cloud”.
Even if you don’t plan on using Google Docs (or don’t want to) it’s [...]

With budgets tightening, software purchases can be burdensome.  Especially Microsoft software.
Enter OpenOffice.  I’ve used 2.0 for several years and it’s fantastic.  It’s a full suite that rivals the Microsoft Office suite with a word processor, spreadsheet, presenter, etc.  Oh yeah, it’s free.  Gotta love open-source software.
The interface is a combination of Office 2000 and 2003, [...]