Below you'll find a list of all posts that have been categorized as “Low-Cost”
Because Screencast.com is integrated into my Jing account, I sometimes forget that it’s a great tool on its own.
Screencast.com lets you upload and share documents, Jing captures, video files, etc. into a library of your own. I just created a “playlist” that contained 4 important files for a client, sending him a link to the list instead of 4 separate attachments.… Get the scoop...
Way back in the day, tinyurl.com was the first well-known service that allowed you to turn a monstrous web address into a short, cute little URL.
In the Twitter world, where all you get is 140 characters, these URL-shortening sites have popped up everywhere.… Get the scoop...
FormSpring is a handy service that allows you to build online forms. You can either host it on your site or let FormSpring host it (for free).
It’s great for contact forms, event registrations, feedback, job applications, surveys and sign-up forms for newsletters.… Get the scoop...
Sure, you can try to create a flow chart with a word processing program such as MS Word, but you’re going to get angry. Your boxes will be different sizes, and your arrows won’t line up. It’ll take you too long, and screw up your diet when you visit the vending machine for a chocolate bar to get through the project.… Get the scoop...
Have you ever done a screen capture by pressing Print Screen, pasting it somewhere, editing it and sending it off? One of my favorite new (free!) tools is Jing, a little application from TechSmith, which makes the screen capture process insanely easy.… Get the scoop...
I’m on the hunt for new free and low-cost tools to update my best resource document. Yesterday I found WorkTime from NesterSoft.
WorkTime tracks every single activity on your computer. It shows you how long you surf the web, work on a document, spend writing emails.… Get the scoop...
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