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This website provides information on the range of open source software that can be used in business, in the small office and at home. We also intend to put together a list of online reasources where you can learn how to use this software free of charge and to develop a number of easy-to-use quick-start guides starting with the "office" software including Open Office.

If open source software is not to your liking we also provide quick-start guides to Microsoft Office 2003 and these will be available shortly. Please bookmark this site and return soon as we are sure you will be happy with the free-to-learn quick-start guides that we intend to publish for your use. Please help us publicise this website by telling your friends about it - and have fun solving the online jigzone jigsaws we have set up for you.

Our best free to learn web links:

MIT's OpenCourseWare - a fantastic range of free learning materials from MIT

 

Just to start we have a few links for you to have a look at the Open Source software available:

OpenOSX Office Apple Macintosh Office package (not completly free)

Open Office This is a productivity package that runs on PC's and Linux machines

Sun's Page for Open Office

Elgg.org for open source eLearning environment

HTML and Web Server online references and tutorials

W3 Schools online web tutorials - for web html, SQL - a great learning resource

Unix commands

HTML commands and instructions

More HTML instruction

Meta tag standards - Dublin Core Metadata Initiative - meta data creator,

CASE Western Reserve University tutorials on html, CGI script

 
 

 

Articles on using Open Source

Open Source a Better Fit in Small Shops

Building an Open Source Office a Techsoup article

Making Sense of Freeware, Open Source, and Shareware - a Techsoup article

 


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