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The following is a list of the software applications which I run most frequently. Included is also a brief description of why I choose to use each package:
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| Photoshop 3 | While I haven't yet made the transition to version 4, this program satisfies most of my image editing and 2D image design requirements effectively. Without doubt the best application of its type, I'm yet to encounter or hear of one better. |
| Truespace 2 | Easily the most user friendly 3D package available, Truespace gives me impressive results, in an environment that has been designed for artists, rather than engineers.
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HomeSite 2 |
Definately the most user friendly, customisable, fully-featured, powerful (and cheap!) 32-bit HTML editor around. Gives you everything a professional web designer could ask for.
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| Dreamweaver 1 | The No.1 WYSIWYG HTML editor for Win95. Makes a site designer's job much quicker and easier. |
| Paint Shop Pro 4 | Apart from its improved image editing features, being able to batch convert images from any of 35 different file formats is just invaluable. |
| Netscape 4 | Without doubt, the No.1 browser to write for, and to use. |
| MS IE 3 | If it was possible for a software program to collect dust, then IE 3 would be in need of a good clean..... |
| WebAnalyzer | Automatically validates all the links in your web site. Very helpful. |
| CD Spectrum Pro | By far the most adaptable, useful, and functional CD player available. |
| Power Desk 2 | A vastly improved alternative to the Windows 95 task bar. Keeps all your software handy, and easy to get to. |
| CleanSweep 95 | Useful for deleting registered programs without crashing Windows 95. |
| WinTune 97 | A handy benchmarking program for testing the speed of your system. |
| MS GIF Animator | For the few occasions when I need to design an animated GIF, this is essential. |
| Cool Edit 95 | A nice .WAV file sound editor with some handy filters. |
| CuteFTP | Standard FTP file transfer program. |
| MS Office 4.3 | Rarely used, but always handy to have around. |
| Civ2 and Age of Empires |
Well they may not be applications, but they are two of the greatest PC strategy games ever designed! |