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What software applications have most helped you?
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willpower
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PC Freeware I like apps that require no installation. Folrep - easiest way to find out which directories are the space hogs. http://www.nirsoft.net/utils/folrep.zip Copy Path to Clipboard - this might be the best utility of all time. Adds "Copy Path to Clipboard" to context menu (right click). http://www.mlin.net/files/PathCopyEx.msi Fscapture - Indispensable screen capture application. http://www.portablefreeware.com/download.php?id=775 Foobar2000 - the best (IMO) music player. Tabs for playlists. Supports a myriad variety of plugins, including VST, resamplers, compressors/limiters. It's good, it really is. Virtualdub - if you need to do video manipulation (noise reduction, deinterlacing, cutting the file, much more) this app is sublime.
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Dropbox-Without a doubt an awesome program especially if you have multiple devices. I can have access to my documents on all my devices-PC, Mac Book Pro, iPhone and iPad. Evernote-Allows you store notes, pictures, video, etc. Like Dropbox, it also allows you to sync with multiple devices so you always have access to your notes. Both of these are fantastic. Use them or risk becoming obsolete!!!Originally Posted by Willie5566
+1 on both of these. Having everything everywhere you go is an indescribable feeling. Also: Read it Later LastPass Picassa with online photo editing
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OpenOffice - Calc: spreadsheet for trading options
OpenOffice - Writer: document editor for writing white papers and engineering reports
GNU/Octave (Similar to Matlab): Digital filter design/mathematical modeling
Projity OpenProject (bought out by Serena Software): scheduling projects
OpenOffice - Writer: document editor for writing white papers and engineering reports
GNU/Octave (Similar to Matlab): Digital filter design/mathematical modeling
Projity OpenProject (bought out by Serena Software): scheduling projects
BaggyJeans
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Wolfram AlphaOriginally Posted by rekushi
+1 (especially the mobile app for the iphone)
That app has saved ****** so many times in my calculus class.
Thunderbird is my favorite email client for managing multiple accounts.
Notepad++ has also helped with many projects.
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- Sun VirtualBox is a pretty solid free alternative to VMWare Workstation.
- MS Office Groove (part of Office 2007) is turning out to be a decent alternative to the now-discontinued MS Live Sync.
- UltraVNC for quick and dirty remote access.
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If they took away Microsoft excel I would just put a bullet in my head. I can't live without it.
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