hand four
BUYING SOFTWARE
Gambling
Systems | Roulette
System | Craps
Systems
Blackjack Systems
| Video
Poker Strategy | Horse
Racing Systems
__ __
Roulette
Systems MLM Mailing Lists
Las Vegas Hotels Living
Trusts Home Business
Ideas
Lasvegashotels Betting
Systems Living
Trust Roulette
Strategy Craps
Strategy
discount hotel reservations
Legal
Forms Kit
Will
Kit
Estate
Planning
Lawsuit
& Asset Protection
Durable
Power of Attorney
Form
Your Own Nevada Corporation
Protect
Your Assets From the Costs of Nursing Home Care
gambling
tutorial
betting systems
gambling strategy
gambling craps
gambling tips
medical billing at home
Select your software carefully. One easy way to do that is to purchase
SHAREWARE and FREEWARE before investing the big bucks. WordPerfect software for instance retails for around $300, but you can purchase PC Write, a
shareware word processing software for $5 from S Software (800) 243-1515.
There are some disadvantages when purchasing shareware and freeware though.
Some of them are really good while some of them are really lousy. That's why
it's important to rely on a good shareware distributor (a company that only
deals with selling shareware) that is very selective in the programs they
include in their catalog. One such company is The American Shareware Network,
250 Arlington St, Marshfield MA 02050, phone (617) 834-9208.
The American Shareware Network carefully installs and operates the software
program before it is listed in their catalog for sale. They only choose
top-of-the-line programs that are popular and worth the money. They also are
honest in making sure the diskettes they send the programs on are full. Some
rip-off shareware distributors will take a program that will fit on 1 or 2
disks and split them up into 4 or 5 different ones. Then they'll charge you
99c per disk and make you think you are getting a bargain. But in actuality
you would have been better off purchasing from the shareware distributor that advertises at a price of $3.49 per disk.
Also, don't make the mistake of going crazy ordering lots of shareware.
You don't want to have 100 different software programs on your computer that
do 100 different things. This would make life too confusing and you'd have to
learn them all. You'd never know any of them well enough - just a little bit
about each one. The whole idea here is to try out several different shareware
programs in the particular software category you need before you invest money
into the commercial software programs.
You should streamline your needs and the functions you want your computer to
perform. Most of us will be buying a computer for our home-based business.
Therefore, you need to find a good software program that will do the job you
need for your particular situation. If you're going to be a typesetter, try
out a variety of desktop publishing software until you find the one that does
everything you want it to do and more. One fantastic look-alike of the
popular PageMaker software (retails: $549) is a program called PagePlus. In
1993, the price is only $60 - a 90% savings over its counterpart. (Purchase
from Serif, Inc, PO Box 803, Nashua NH 03061 (800) 869-8909.)
In addition, if you will be selling mailing lists, concentrate on a good
database software. If you will be writing and selling reports, concentrate
on finding a good word processing software. If you plan to draw and create
art, find a good CAD or drawing software program.
After locating the right software for your particular business, go through
the same procedure in finding a good business accounting software you feel
comfortable with so you can keep accurate records of your daily business
transactions.
Do your best to narrow the different software programs on your computer down
to as few as possible.
Hand
One Hand Two
Hand Three
Hand Five Lin
Homepage
