PCMagazine Adobe Buzzword Review
Is Adobe Buzzword an alternative to your word processor? Check this review and find out.
Similar Posts
Trying Ubuntu
Since I often upgrade, trade, or even occasionally build new machines, I pick up spare parts on many of the deals by allowing people some credit for usable older parts. I did really well on such a deal yesterday, and built the machine I’m typing this on from the results, with spares still lying around….
Adobe CC Apps Integrate
Note to self: Always remember that your Adobe Creative Suite apps work together. Don’t do it all in Photoshop when you like InDesign better for layout and can then edit graphics with Photoshop in the layout. Or overlays for video in Premiere Pro. (This is an observation and neither a paid promo nor an affiliate…
Adobe Creative Cloud with Virtual Box on Ubuntu
I don’t know that there are many people who want this arrangement, but since I’m using it, I thought I’d write a few notes. I use Creative Cloud for book layouts and graphics design for my company, Energion Publications. I have done layout with Scribus, and I intend to post on some of the differences…
nixCraft on E-Mail Clients
Choosing an e-mail client is a pain, because if you make the wrong choice, it’s often a nightmare to export your files and accounts and then import them into a new account. Thus reviews such as this comparison of five cross-platform clients on nixCraft are very valuable.
Libre Office Living Up to Its Name
I have long been an advocate of OpenOffice.org, and have some of my commercial clients using it. For most business needs for an office suite, it provides more than enough capability, and saves companies large amounts of money, even if they make significant donations to the project. I was disappointed in the latest version of…
Should You Upgrade to Windows 10?
Microsoft is rather anxious to get people to upgrade to Windows 10 these days, and they are showing it by constant suggestions and by displaying windows that don’t have an obvious option to say “no.” In order to avoid the upgrade, you can always use the window’s normal ‘X’ button to close it without installing….