My Software
I thought I'd post a listing of my favourite software; the stuff I use every day. I'll probably post more about each individual one, but for now here's what I've got.
KeyNote: A tree and tab based organiser. I use it to organise absolutely everything possible. I have a Novel KeyNote file, a Reference KeyNote file, a Research KeyNote file, and many more. Think of it like a binder, with tabbed dividers; only better.
Rainlendar: a calendar program which sits on your desktop. It shows a calendar, a to-do list, and an appointment list.
Firefox: wonderful browser with many 'extensions' that make it even better. I love it . . . particularly because of . . .
ScrapBook: a Firefox extension that lets you save webpages and organise them any way you want. It uses a tree (like you see in Windows Explorer) with folders into which you can file pages. It lets you annotate right on the page, save comments and even separate notes. I save my online research and daily blog reads with ScrapBook. It's indispensible. And it's constantly being updated, making it even better.
Open Office: the free Office suite. I like it even better than Microsoft Office.
ShirisuPad: a notepad that sits in your tray and pops up with a click. It uses tabs to allow multiple notes and looks great.
And note: all of these programs are free!!!
KeyNote: A tree and tab based organiser. I use it to organise absolutely everything possible. I have a Novel KeyNote file, a Reference KeyNote file, a Research KeyNote file, and many more. Think of it like a binder, with tabbed dividers; only better.
Rainlendar: a calendar program which sits on your desktop. It shows a calendar, a to-do list, and an appointment list.
Firefox: wonderful browser with many 'extensions' that make it even better. I love it . . . particularly because of . . .
ScrapBook: a Firefox extension that lets you save webpages and organise them any way you want. It uses a tree (like you see in Windows Explorer) with folders into which you can file pages. It lets you annotate right on the page, save comments and even separate notes. I save my online research and daily blog reads with ScrapBook. It's indispensible. And it's constantly being updated, making it even better.
Open Office: the free Office suite. I like it even better than Microsoft Office.
ShirisuPad: a notepad that sits in your tray and pops up with a click. It uses tabs to allow multiple notes and looks great.
And note: all of these programs are free!!!
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