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Best Freeware

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I love using KeyNote (http://www.tranglos.com/free/index.html). I tried using it as a place to manage my lists, but now it's primarily where I go to think about my goals. The tabs and tree structure make it easy to move things around, take notes, etc. Not an all-in-one solution, but an outstanding piece of freeware.

What's your favorite freeware? How do you use it?
 
This is a great topic, and I hope others will join in with their favorites. I would also be very interested to see Jonathan's compilation of highly rated Palm freeware (I might be missing out on something really good). My favorite freeware for the Palm is HandyShopper. It is a great program for shopping but has capabilities far beyond. There is also a Yahoo listserv with very creative devotees. I keep almost all of my GTD checklists in HandyShopper. I use other freeware, but nothing comes close to how much I use HandyShopper.
 
Thanks for posting this, Jonathan! I am going to spend some time after Christmas going through your compilation.
 
Great link in the above post by vmmattil! Can't wait to try some of this freeware out.

Trisha
 
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