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Software That’s Good Enough That You Forget You’re Using It: No.1 The Google Search Engine

When software works well it becomes invisible, and you can forget that you are using technology at all. At the very top of my list of the top ten best most forgettable software apps is the Google Search Engine.

Published by Profacgillies (4,591 pts

) on Dec 7, 2008 to
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Software That’s Good Enough That You Forget You’re Using It: No.2 Firefox Internet Browser

When software works well it becomes invisible, and you can forget that you are using technology at all. At number two in my list of the top ten best most forgettable software apps is the Firefox Internet Browser.

Published by Profacgillies (4,591 pts

) on Dec 7, 2008 to
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Software That’s Good Enough That You Forget You’re Using It: No.7 AVG Anti Virus Free

When software works well it becomes invisible, and you can forget that you are using technology at all. An anti-virus application is a classic example, where it works without drawing attention to itself. At number seven in my list of the top ten most transparent software apps is AVG Anti Virus Free.

Published by Profacgillies (4,591 pts

) on Nov 30, 2008 to
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Software That’s Good Enough That You Forget You’re Using It: No.8 Xnview

When software works well it becomes invisible, and you can forget that you are using technology at all. At number eight in my list of the top ten best most forgettable software apps is Xnview, a free image viewer and manipulation programme.

Published by Profacgillies (4,591 pts

) on Nov 30, 2008 to
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Evaluating the true costs of acquiring new software: a practical example. Free lunch for sale part 3

In order to illustrate the issues around trying to assess the cost of updating or buying new software described in this series we shall use the checklist given in Part 2 to guide our decision making in updating from Microsoft Word 2003.

Published by Profacgillies (4,591 pts

) on Oct 28, 2008 to
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What are the true costs of acquiring new software? Free lunch for sale part 2

There’s lots of "free" software around these days: whatever happened to “there’s no such thing as a free lunch?” Well, there still isn’t. The true cost of acquiring new software may include hardware upgrade costs, training costs, loss of productivity and opportunity costs.

Published by Profacgillies (4,591 pts

) on Oct 28, 2008 to
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Free Microsoft Office Alternatives

Software is an essential component of any home office setup, but investing in the latest technology is often difficult when you're an entrepreneur on a tight budget. Fortunately, there are a number of free Microsoft Office alternatives available.

Published by danahinders (907 pts

) on Sep 2, 2008 to
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Must-Have Security Software For The Low Budget Office

Now that you are working from home you are going to have to be your own IT department. Fortunately this is very easy using a few freely available software tools that anyone can download and configure without an advanced degree.

Published by Elisa Gopin (159 pts

) on Aug 12, 2008 to
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Software That’s Good Enough That You Forget You’re Using It: No.1 The Google Search Engine

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Software That’s Good Enough That You Forget You’re Using It: No.8 Xnview

Evaluating the true costs of acquiring new software: a practical example. Free lunch for sale part 3

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Must-Have Security Software For The Low Budget Office

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