08-03-2004, 10:16
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your Best software?
I was just wondering if you could pick any programs to have/got on your computer, which programs would you pick as your best programs to have or to want on your pc?
My top programs are;Nero 6, Adobe photoshop7 (would like Photoshop CS), Works 7, Norton Systemworks 2003 (would like 2004) ZoneAlarm 4 Pro and MGI PhotoSuite 4 platinium.
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08-03-2004, 10:20
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Re: your Best software?
Etrust antivirus, Simp pro and visualtrace have to my favs.
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08-03-2004, 10:35
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Re: your Best software?
Photoshop CS, Illustrator CS, Flash MX and Cubase SX 2
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08-03-2004, 10:39
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Re: your Best software?
Apple's iLife suite - iMovie, in particular. I have never had so much fun with a computer. And this week I get to bring my iMac into the office to make a short video interview with our chief exec (they're letting me attempt to prove to them, after months of pestering, that corporate video needn't cost a fortune). So I get to play with my toys at the office!
iPhoto and iTunes have also transformed the way we do stuff at home, managing a huge library of photos from our digi camera and allowing us to digitise an ever-growing chunk of our CD collection. I'm hoping to get a DVD writer later this year so we can put our home videos onto disc using iDVD as well.
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08-03-2004, 10:57
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Re: your Best software?
the chance to show off your toys at work  yess
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08-03-2004, 11:33
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Re: your Best software?
Dreamweaver MX, Photoshop 7.0, Ad-Aware, Norton Suite, Windows XP Image Resize PowerToy !
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08-03-2004, 11:37
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Re: your Best software?
A varied selection:
Dreamweaver MX (the code view & site management are brilliant)
Edit Plus (for doing the odd page, Dreamweaver is too bulky)
Premiere 6 (6.5 wasn't a big enough change to justify an upgrade, and Pro wont run on Athlons)
AfterFX 5.5.
Finally, just 'cause I did do c++ programming at Uni, and like to keep my hand in (so to speak), C++ Builder 6.
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08-03-2004, 11:37
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Re: your Best software?
iTunes (and the attached/detached iPod)
XP for its stability over 98
Windows Movie Maker 2 - its not iMovie, but its damn good
TmpGenc and TmpGenc Author - make great DVDs
FTPExplorer - does what it says on the tin.
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08-03-2004, 12:00
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Re: your Best software?
Work/Home: - Hyena (invaluable sysadmin software for NT based networks)
- Dameware Mini Remote Control
- Photoshop/Imageready
- Filezilla
- Avantbrowser
- Wordpad
- Miranda
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08-03-2004, 12:10
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Re: your Best software?
XP pro and IE6. Without those I couldn't do anything else
....oh, you wan't a serious answer? In that case it would have to be the entire Baldurs gate series
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08-03-2004, 12:20
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Re: your Best software?
good answer Ramrod! operating system and IE6, i overlooked them they are needed by most of us
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08-03-2004, 12:21
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Re: your Best software?
- WinXP, of course (but it is surprising how many still use Win98
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- Notepad! :pp
- Dreamweaver MX
- Flash MX
- Comedy Menu (FileExplorer Context menu edit command, can be programmed to launch anyfile into any app. I've used this ickle utility since Win98...to open ASP files into NOTEPAD.)
- Resizer (changes window sizes to any resolution to wish, handy for web building)
- Symantec Internet Security 2004
- Office XP
- PaintShopPro 6 (need 8!)
- Nero6
- TeamSpeak (thx KP
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- Ad-aware 6
- PowerDVD
- IE6 and FireFox 0.8 Web browsers
- Seti@Home (of course! - 4,236 packets done and counting.... Used it for the last 4 years or so. Used to take me about a whole day to do 1 packet, now it takes about 2 hours! :pp)
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08-03-2004, 12:56
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Re: your Best software?
win xp would be nice as i still use windows ME (here come all the coments about how bad it is) i have been one of the lucky ones and have had very little problems with it, even left it running for 11 days once, and it was still ok except system resorces went down to 11%
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08-03-2004, 13:01
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Re: your Best software?
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Originally Posted by DES_1001
win xp would be nice as i still use windows ME (here come all the coments about how bad it is) i have been one of the lucky ones and have had very little problems with it, even left it running for 11 days once, and it was still ok except system resorces went down to 11% 
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Me has just been upgraded to windows RG
http://www.deanliou.com/WinRG/
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08-03-2004, 13:06
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Re: your Best software?
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Originally Posted by stuartbe
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N1 Stu
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