5 Essential PC Software and Free Productivity Boosting Apps

Either you are a Professional or just a Novice in using PC, Data Software always play an essential role in managing or carrying your data across different PCs. With good data software you can also work across different PCs with ease. Also with ongoing Credit Crunch in the world you need some essential Apps to maintain your high Productivity in this economic down-slide. Here are the chose ones for you:

1.) MojoPac: This software is one of the best apps available for you to carry your PC into your USB stick or even an ipod. The beauty of this software is that it clones your PC working environment on your drive. Once you plug-in your drive with MojoPac to any other node you use the resources of that node but have the feel of working on your PC.

2.) ispring: Forget Carrying those Heavy Presentations of 50MB to your School or Business. ispring is genuine replacement to cut the data size of your presentation by almost one-tenth by converting ppt to swf. This means your presentation can be convert to flash with oodles of effects within minutes without any special effort. Just hand it over to ispring and it will do the rest.

3.) Ashampoo Burning Studio: A perfect app to replace any paid versions of CD burning Studio. The Ashampoo Burning Studio provides bountiful options of data management on Optical Discs like any of its Professional counter parts like Nero to give you a compete solution within one suite. create and burn CD / DVD / Blu-ray disc images with ease through Ashampoo Burning Studio.

4.) Task Coach: Task Coach is a simple yet efficient to manage personal tasks and todo lists. It is apt replacement to Outlook or Lotus Notes, software as they do not provide facilities for composite tasks. It is a complete virtual Personal Assistant to help you manage your activities and plan them. The impressive feature of Task Coach include drag and drop an e-mail message from Outlook or Thunderbird onto a task viewer.

5.) Inkscape: Inkscape is a great drawing tool and is a compete graphics package that can be used to obtain Professional output of your work. The best thing is that it uses the industry standards (World Wide Web Consortium’s (W3C)) scalable vector graphics format (SVG) for output. Create Professional graphics, clip arts, chart at absolutely no cost with InkScape.

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J. Simpson
skip mojopac and go with portableapps.com. mojopac only works on windows xp (and it only just got working on sp3 but still not on vista) and it only works if you have admin rights. which means the only place you can use it is on pcs you or a friend owns. no work, school, library, coffee shop or other pcs. portableapps works on every pc and it works on windows 2000 xp and vista. and its waaaay faster than mojopac.

http://www.cyberspirits.net/ Manpreet Singh
Yes Simpson you are right..Mojopac may lack speed..but it clones the whole working environment of your PC to make it accessible on other PCs..While Portable apps is a set of apps which lets you work on any PC through your set of apps..
Both apps are totally different in their way of working…But Mojopac is highly recommended for Professional who can even carry their PC on iphone too..
Having said that Portable Apps are equally capable of handling Professional work too..and both software are beautiful.. to work with..
Dan
If you’d like a tool for managing your time and projects, you can also try this application inspired by David Allen’s GTD:
http://www.Gtdagenda.com
You can use it to manage and prioritize your goals, projects and tasks, set next actions and contexts, use checklists, schedules and a calendar.

Jim Yafai
I agree with J. Simpson, portable apps is a very nice and configurable suite of programs that can be used, as far as I have seen, on any computer running windows from a easy to use menu system