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Subject: Re: [DDN] Typing software for Windows
Date: Fri, 11 Mar 2005 02:43:25 -0800
Is there internet access in the classroom? Does he have internet at home?
There are many free online typing tutors, for example
http://www.mrkent.com/typingtutor/index.asp
Cheers,
Is there internet access in the classroom? Does he have internet at
home? There are many free online typing tutors, for example
http://www.mrkent.com/typingtutor/index.asp
Cheers, Fred
On Mar 10, 2005, at 7:26 AM, Brian Russell wrote:
Hi all,
I'm looking for some *free* WINDOWS software to help t
The OpenOffice suite is free and windows compatible: downloadable from
www.openoffice.org,
results compatible with Microsoft Office programs (hem, not if you go into
complex page settings with tables, though).
Purely for writing: there's something called AbiWord. I've used it a couple
of times, d
Quoting Kevin Cronin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> For free typing, we use senselang.com, but I'm afraid I haven't gotten
> enough feedback to give very constructive comments on it to this list. My
> limited experience is it's a bit confusing, but useful and, of course, free.
>
Tux Typing can look a bit
Sabi ni Brian noong Thu, 10 Mar 2005 10:26:07 -0500 (EST):
> I'm looking for some *free* WINDOWS software to help teach BASIC typing
> skills on a laptop. This is for a adult student learning to read who is
> an
> absolute beginner with computers. His job requires him to use a computer
> occasiona
Brian, if you aren't particular about it being Windows - and just want it to
work - maybe one of these openware word processing programs might be useful?
I can't vouche for any of them - but they are free!
See: http://www.softwarevault.com/Word-Processing
Wanda Jean
ThreeHoops.com
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