Organizational Software/PDA/Manual system to Keep Organized?
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Hello,\n\nA PDA would help you a lot to do this. I would recommend you to use a PDA that has a mobile phone included too (a cell and a PDA is very difficult to carry both in the same time - every moment of the day).\nThe best software tool to organize yourself is Outlook. It helps me a lot!\n\nAfter all is not all about what kind of PDA or software you use, is just about using them correctly, or at least often enough!\n\nGood luck!
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MAnaging all information regarding secutity of an office,\nor project etc.
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You can use Microsoft Office Publisher.\n\nIt's user friendly.
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Try using Joomla... a PHP/mySQL based Content Management System. It has a lotof modules and Gallery is one of them.
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Google's Picasa is a very nice picture view and organizer.  Get it here:  http://picasa.google.com/index.html
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I have QuickBook Basic.  Assuming that's what you meant, I run a consulting company and Quickbook Basic is an amazing tool.  I haven't found areas where it didn't fit/meet my need.
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Check out Peachtree software. It maintains employee payroll, inventory, accounts payable / receivable, and a lot more.
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its easy buy i-mate and learn how to use it or simple way notepad write everything on it then organize it
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openoffice.org will do what you want
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You might want to take a look at th software found at http://sourceforge.net to help you - the solutions there are paid by donations and the hard work of dedicated open source programmers. \n\nClick on Projects> Software Map > Office/Business > Project Management.\n\nYou should find a few great (and cheap!) solutions there! Good luck!
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If you want something that will do everything you want, is easier to use than openoffice, is also free, and is only 5mb instead of 90mb to download, then try abiword:\nhttp://www.abiword.com/
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Get the PDA and the software as a pair.   Synchronisation is the key.  If you get a PDA it needs to behave the same as the calendar on your computer, and synchronise with it flawlessly.   I use Outlook on the PC and have a palm PDA - I gave up on the palm (anyone want it?)  I'd suggest something that runs the same email/appointments program that you use on your main computer.\n\nYou should also use the same email system etc that your manager and your staff use, if they do.  That way you will all be able to see each others' calendars, to-do lists etc.   If you don't have a work email system (like Exchange, which Outlook needs) then maybe you should use a fully online one.  Doesn't yahoo have such a facility?
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Microsoft offers a ton of templates/stationary\n\nhttp://www.microsoft.com/Windows/oe/features/stationery/stationerydl.asp
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SolidWorks Office Premium\nhttp://www.punchsoftware.com/index.htm
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This is not a direct question, its a complete development effort, so I'm only going to say that for me RUP is the best approach.\nBy the way if this is a real-life problem why don't you try sharepoint and office 2003 instead of writing it :)
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A freeware version is Open Office, does the same job but its free.\nhttp://www.openoffice.org\nYou can also download the tutorial.\n\nThe trick with databases is to organise the info properly first. Think about the types of info, write it out on paper and try a few different things. Think about how people will use the database, how will they want to retrieve the info.\nSome people have a real knack for databases; it migh be best to have one or two members of staff whos job it is to build and maintain the database; and assist anyone who gets stuck.
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Something like QuickBooks should do the job.