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Sometimes, you gotta get some work done. Keep these apps at the ready for when the Flash games and procrastination time are over and it's time to get down to business.
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CNET Editors' ChoiceApr 09
OpenOffice.org
Either you have Microsoft Office or you don't. If you don't, get OpenOffice.org. With open-source variations of Microsoft's top business applications, OpenOffice.org is a pale comparison in some ways (Calc vs. Excel in particular), but it will generally get you where you need to go, and it's more feature comparable than Google Docs.
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NoteTab Light
The default Windows text app NotePad serves the purposes of most, but if you need a bit more horsepower or want to do some light HTML or JavaScript coding, check out the mighty trio of NoteTab, its free brother NoteTab Light (on which this text right now is being written), and its premium sister NoteTab Pro. Along with full support for HTML5, all versions include tabbed document editing, clip libraries for re-using common snippets, Web page templates, and advanced text statistics.
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- Average User rating: 4.7 stars out of 367 user reviews
