PDF to Word Converter
Got to fill in a pdf application form? Want to type your application and send it by e-mail? Use this natty little app to convert the file to Word. Fill in the form. Then use bullzip pdf printer to convert the file back to a pdf. Email your document and you will have one very impressed recipient.
3D CAD (Computer Aided Design)
Produce 3D representations, design and model your ideas.
Create ID Cards for your staff
Only have a small office? Do your staff go and visit your clients? Produce a business ID card which you can laminate and attach to a lanyard (neck string).
Recruitment Consultant Software
There's a new network of self-employed recruitment consultants out there who need something to manage their vacancies. This could be the solution.
About Me
I love all things FREE! So long as they're good. I believe in minimising cost while getting the best that I can. Find information on the best FREEWARE, best free services on the web and the most cost-effective solutions to business problems.
I started my working life being a bit of a computer nerd when computers were really starting to be used in offices. I learned to type (accurately, and fast). I learned to use a switchboard and various e-mail and word-processing software. I learned about document standards and office processes.
I became a call-centre agent for a customer service and complaints department. I became a data analyst and was then promoted to a project manager.
Spending two years managing projects up to a six-figure sum, specialising in contact-centre project implementation and complementary mails services, my career took an alternative direction.
In my spare time I was learning all I could about using computers - installing, building, fixing and networking them. My working life built my MS Access skills and telecoms management knowledge.
Being a desktop application guru in all my positions for the previous ten years, I then became a trainer for a national business skills training company.
Identifying training needs of clients and developing their career prospects, selling specialised training packages and supporting students in their learning became my daily life. Add to this the maintenance of the iT in the training environment and supporting offices, I became a competent networking and iT support specialist. Providing solutions to workday issues using iT is one of my best strengths.
Having a good education behind me, my spelling and grammar are good. I am an efficient typist and an expert in small office iT.
I started my working life being a bit of a computer nerd when computers were really starting to be used in offices. I learned to type (accurately, and fast). I learned to use a switchboard and various e-mail and word-processing software. I learned about document standards and office processes.
I became a call-centre agent for a customer service and complaints department. I became a data analyst and was then promoted to a project manager.
Spending two years managing projects up to a six-figure sum, specialising in contact-centre project implementation and complementary mails services, my career took an alternative direction.
In my spare time I was learning all I could about using computers - installing, building, fixing and networking them. My working life built my MS Access skills and telecoms management knowledge.
Being a desktop application guru in all my positions for the previous ten years, I then became a trainer for a national business skills training company.
Identifying training needs of clients and developing their career prospects, selling specialised training packages and supporting students in their learning became my daily life. Add to this the maintenance of the iT in the training environment and supporting offices, I became a competent networking and iT support specialist. Providing solutions to workday issues using iT is one of my best strengths.
Having a good education behind me, my spelling and grammar are good. I am an efficient typist and an expert in small office iT.
Sunday, 30 March 2008
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