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PC Magazine February 18, 2009 Edward Mendelson	OpenOffice.org: 7 Things You Didn't Know You Could Do OpenOffice.org has tricks even Office can't manage. Here are a few that may not be obvious, plus a few ways to make it less annoying out of the box.
PC Magazine February 10, 2009 Errol Pierre-Louis	Google Earth 5.0 The new Google Earth 5.0 lets virtual tourists dive to the bottom of the sea, explore Mars, and even travel back in time.
Popular Mechanics February 9, 2009 Seth Porges	How to Download Free Books onto the Amazon Kindle The Internet is filled with Web sites eager to dispense virtual versions of books that have lapsed into the public domain.
PC Magazine February 6, 2009 Kathy Yakal	Quicken Home & Business 2009 There's no longer any need to be daunted by the awesome power of Quicken, thanks to an interface overhaul from Intuit.
BusinessWeek February 4, 2009 Stephen H. Wildstrom	Taming the Wild Home Network The HP MediaSmart server, among other new products, can back up both Macs and Windows PCs as well as organize your videos, photos, and music.
PC Magazine January 20, 2009 Edward Mendelson	iWork '09 iWork '09 gives Apple a lot to boast about. The new version easily outclasses Microsoft Office as the suite of choice for home, student, and some, but certainly not all, business users.
PC Magazine January 20, 2009 Kathy Yakal	The Top Tools for Tax Season This year, more than any other, you want to save every penny you can on taxes. To do that, you need one of the top-notch tax packages we review here.
Inc. January 2009 Nitasha Tiku	The Goods: Work + Play Skype on steroids... Give your eyes a vacation...
PC Magazine January 13, 2009 Eric Griffith	The Best Free Software of 2009 The best things in life often actually are free. Here, a list of 173 of the best things in life -- free software, for launching apps, networking, backup, synchronization, entertainment, and more.
PC Magazine December 1, 2008 Neil J. Rubenking	Keep Users Inside the Lines Create a form on Microsoft Word that locks the response blocks.
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