Free online applications
I have spent some time today with two (free!) online applications that are fun to use and work well both on the Windows and Apple operating systems.
The first is ThinkFreeOffice, a Java-based office suite that has a version which allows you to create word processing documents, spreadsheets, and presentations online! You are allocated 30MB of online storage space, you can easily edit a presentation created with Microsoft Office applications, and ThinkFreeOffice allows you to "save as PDF", too!
Think Free Office Online: http://online.thinkfree.com/index.jsp
The other, mycardmaker, requires the Flash plug-in, but it is easy to create you own greeting cards with their beautiful designs or by using a picture or photo from your own computer.
MyCardMaker: http://mycardmaker.com/
The first is ThinkFreeOffice, a Java-based office suite that has a version which allows you to create word processing documents, spreadsheets, and presentations online! You are allocated 30MB of online storage space, you can easily edit a presentation created with Microsoft Office applications, and ThinkFreeOffice allows you to "save as PDF", too!
Think Free Office Online: http://online.thinkfree.com/index.jsp
The other, mycardmaker, requires the Flash plug-in, but it is easy to create you own greeting cards with their beautiful designs or by using a picture or photo from your own computer.
MyCardMaker: http://mycardmaker.com/
5 Comments:
Kathy thanks for the link to http://online.thinkfree.com/index.jsp ... It looks promising.
One of my favorite free online tools is Basecamp for project management, I use it for online consultation jobs that pull together 2 or three folks from around the web: http://www.basecamphq.com/ They've got good messaging, timelines, to do lists etc. This group has some other cools tools like Backpack (an easy webpage maker) and Ta-Da, a fun online checklist. Clever tech.
I followed a link from Doug Johnson's Blue Skunk Blog to find you. Doug just posted a nice bit about the free Information Fluency Tools I help to make for the 21st Century Project in Illinois: http://21cif.imsa.edu.
I've got you bookmarked, I'll 'click in' from time to time!
Dennis@Tahoe
Hey, nice blog you've got here. :)
Kathy, Always enjoyed your website and now I discovered your blog. Since "Free" has alway been the best price I am willing to pay...Have you looked at OpenOffice????
Keep up the good work
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