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Magazine articles on software for personal use.

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PC World November 2003 Anne Kandra	How to Save on Software -- Safely Shareware can save you a bundle if you avoid the downside of downloading.
PC Magazine October 28, 2003 M. David Stone	Remove Many Links at Once I regularly work with large Word documents that start out as HTML documents, and they contain hundreds of hyperlinks. When I have to remove hundreds of links, removing them one at a time takes a maddeningly long time. Is there a faster way to get rid of the hyperlinks?
PC Magazine October 28, 2003 Neil J. Rubenking	Character Overstrike in Word I wanted to print an N and an equal sign in the same spot, similar to the Euro symbol, which combines a C and an equal sign.
PC Magazine September 18, 2003 Matthew P. Graven	Microsoft Office 2003: A New Strategy Depending on how you use the suite, the changes range anywhere from moderately useful to ground breaking.
Search Engine Watch September 30, 2003 Chris Sherman	A Personal Search Engine for the Web and Your Computer Dynago DART combines a crawler, search engine and content analyzer that lets you organize, re-use and discover new patterns in your own personal information.
PC Magazine October 14, 2003 Jan Ozer	Movie Edit Pro: Mixed Signals This consumer-oriented video-editing program is feature-rich and capable, but just how usable is it?
PC Magazine October 14, 2003 Jamie M. Bsales	Better OCR Abbyy Software is upgrading its already first-rate OCR package.
PC Magazine September 24, 2003 Bill Howard	Office 2003: The Lowdown Office 2003 is a case of the glass half full and your wallet half empty.
PC Magazine September 15, 2003 Sebastian Rupley	Office 2003 Debuts for Volume Buyers The first customers have Microsoft's application suite, but retail availability is still a ways off.
Macworld October 2003 T. Patrick Henebry	iListen 1.6 For Mac users who talk to their computers, there's a glimmer of hope -- a speech-recognition program with select-by-saying capabilities anywhere they can type.
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