What organizational software are people using? Any thoughts?
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If you're using a mac, look into yep: http://www.yepthat.com/yep/index.html It has worked well for me.
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I am not sure, friend. I think you can also use the cloud, google doc or drop box. I don't save much on mine. I love to use Drop box for my business and jump drives for my person stuff.
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Mine came with some REALLY great software! I wasn't expecting very much, this software really surprised me. But, if yours didn't come with the software, there's good FREE software that will get the job done.
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To be quite honest, I haven't used WordPerfect very much, so I couldn't say. But I do know it has very respectable formatting abilities, nice assortment of fonts and sizes, plus a lot more other amenities I just didn't expect from a free program; there are spreadsheets, point-whatchamacallit templates, even some for making up flyers, business cards and other things. There's links to go to to get even more templates, but though they looked very interesting, I didn't have much need for them, a lot of them had to do with other languages and those techno-functions that are far beyond my ken. It's quite easy to use, also. I like Scrivener, once I got used to it, but you practically need an engineering degree to figure out how to use the damn thing. Hope that helps!
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If you are speaking of the bundle software versus just the scanner the answer is "YES!". The software alone has a value equal to or exceed the cost of the scanner alone. Adobe so that you can create and edit PDF's. The disk had both the old Rack2Filer and the new Rack2Filer Smart software which is the way to store documents (and the source file as well which can be edited from the binders". Cardminder, though not perfect with many of the new creative business cards, is also useful software. If you are in an organization using SharePoint you can save directly to your SharePoint site with the added software. In my opinion the scanner without the software is just a way to create a PDF almost like having and auto without any roads. We had used the earlier S1500 the ix500 is a great improvement.
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Actually it's a little anti-intuitive, but once you fiddle with it a little (I rarely read the directions), it turns out that it's an awesome time saver. The biggest trick is to know to scan business cards face down. The software captures about 90% of the info on the cards without errors and also gives you an image so you can correct info. I haven't scanned individual files, but it is creating a database of all the hundreds of business cards that have been cluttering my desk for years and for that alone it is worth the price.
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I noticed Grayline 410184, which is listed as a CD/DVD Media Organizer. Might want to try that one.
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This system will work for a baby store, it's very flexible. There is a monthly fee for the software. Our most popular package is our Silver POSimplicity Software which costs $39/ month and includes functionality such as inventory management, basic reporting, numerous departments, numerous tender options, etc.
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I believe that you must purchase an Office-type software, however, I am sure there are freeware options available that work quite nicely.
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I own a Memorex CD & DVD label maker. It comes with the software. You may be able to find it on Amazon as well.
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Yes. It is very easy to use. Good for BASIC documentation and storage. Don't know if it will hold up to today's school work.
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No, it is great for bulk storage, rather than collaboration. Try Dropbox, GoogleDrive, Box or similar free hosted cloud service for collaboration.
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Yes. I've loaded and used this software on my windows 7 computer for over a year. every feature that I've needed functions seamlessly. I use it to edit photographs for engineerinig and metalurgy work. I have not used the more "artsy" features, but I'm confident in what I have done, that it will perform as designed. No worries, no regrets Good software.
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You can download the software from their website. I also had one of the developers at work write custom software using an API/C# library they found online (thanks Dew!)
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From the questions you ask about Microsoft Works 9.0 I don't think this is what you are looking for. Microsoft Works is a BASIC do everything package and it is not very useful in anything you asked. It is very limited in the things it does do. It has a lot of templates for people that want something to do basic things for them. The word processor is very basic and helps if you are not a good speller for instance. I found that for things that you call house hold chores that there was nothing that I could uses it for because you had to use something and a format that was chosen by someone that you could not change in any way. I found the data base part of the software to be very useful for my needs and use it very often. I think that you will find that is the case with any "do everything" software. I think in the long run it is best to buy the specific software for each thing you want to do rather than a do all do nothing right package. Harold
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Yes, you can download Abiword (open beta ATM) for .doc editing, and Gnumeric for spreadsheets. Unfortunately, there's no PowerPoint substitute.
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Are you wanting to know something about this software? I have not used this software as it is too much for what I need. I would be willing to sell it