The FREElance Toolbox from ForgetFoo

Tuesday June 28th 2005, 10:47 pm

Written by: Brian Benzinger

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As FoO says in, The FREElance Toolbox, “be kinda curious to see somebody loadup a box with nothing but freeware, and see if they were able to get all their work done for a week… hmmmm.” Well, you did a great job FoO on creating that list. They are all really great applications. It is nice seeing free applications that anyone can use that can do just as good as a commercial application.

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