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Here are some links to useful sites in no particular order.
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Gmail Drive
GMail Drive is a Shell Namespace Extension that creates a virtual filesystem around your Google GMail account, allowing you to use GMail as a storage medium.

TechsupportAlert

This site has most of the downloads you will need and the programs are free. It gives you a brief description about the programs and sometimes compares it to its commercial equivalent. Great stuff!!

INBOX

A free 2GB online storage/email account that can be used just as an email account or you can store files and organize them into folders.

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NewsForge presents free OpenOffice.org training videos

About the Point & Click OpenOffice.org! videos

They're released under a Creative Commons license, and will play in any operating system, in any Web browser that has the Flash plugin (version 6 or higher) installed. They were made primarily for Windows users, with the Windows version of OpenOffice.org, but things work pretty much the same in Linux, so they're just as valuable for Linux users.

Open Office a free Office Suite

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I remember the wonderful days of dialing out to the internet on your 56k modem and achieving speeds upwards to 45k. Type a web page in your browser and wait for all the wonderful graphics to load so you can view the web page, not to mention the wait you had to indure if you were to download a small file. Compared to the faster connections that are available now it all seems like just alot of wasted time. But as technology advances could our cherished broadband of today be the dial up of tomorrow? In approximately four years Verizon DSL users should have fiber, SBC users should have 10-20 Mbps DSL, and less than half of all BellSouth users should have 50Mbps DSL, while cable companies should begin deploying DOCSIS 3.0 technology in 2006, eventually bringing 100Mbps speeds to end users. It sure is starting to look that way!
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