Posted by Matt Thommes on 02/19/06 in Review, Software
It’s that time of year again in the United States - taxes must be submitted by April 15.
There are many options available to assist with filing your taxes. You can get help from a tax professional, or you can do it yourself with software.
Posted by Andy Atkinson on 02/14/06 in Freeware, Software, Tips, Windows
DVD Shrink is a lightweight, freeware, windows application that makes DVD burning easy. If you have a DVD burning drive, you can rip and burn a DVD by following just a few steps. A couple of years ago, I would have to use something like DVD Decrypter to decode the built-in encryption on the DVD, then rip the disc to an image on my hard drive, then use a burning utility like Nero to burn the image. DVD Shrink simplifies this process, down to one click if you have two optical drives.
Posted by Andy Atkinson on 02/6/06 in Freeware, Review, Software
Zoho Writer is an online word processor, a competing product to the arguably more popular Writely web application, that I first saw in this TechCrunch article. Zoho Writer has some common functionality with Writely, including the ability to upload Word documents (and other formats), post your documents to a blog, generate Word Doc, HTML files, PDF and OpenOffice SXW format, keep version information and allow you to browse changes.
Posted by Matt Thommes on 02/2/06 in Freeware, Review, Software
RSS readers (feed readers) come in all shapes and forms. There are some that run on your desktop; some that run strictly over the web; and different flavors for both Windows and Mac platforms.
Both desktop readers and web-based readers offer different features and benefits.
A desktop reader is physical software, which runs on your local computer - so it typically offers many more features and capabilities, than a web-based reader would.
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