Posts Tagged ‘Photos’

SSuite Free Office / Invoice Programs

Wordprocessors,Spreadsheet,Database SSuite is free replacement for MS Office Suite

In today’s retail market, you almost need to pay a king’s ransom for software. It no longer needs to be this way, as open source developers and many other’s have started to revolt against the major software development houses. There are a million and one applications and software suites out there to be downloaded for free. The developer of SSuite is just one of the many out there that can no longer afford to buy retail software, which is the main reason why he created his own software and office suites. Now he would like to share it with everybody else.

In the last office suite – The Fifth Element, he has tried to implement as much usable software categories as possible (graphics, security, communication etc.). There are over 30 very useful applications in the office suite “The Fifth Element”, more than any other office suite can provide, albeit not as functional as the more professional suites or software (that’s why you pay for them).

But many have discovered that you do not need all those functions to write a letter, send an e-mail, create or edit a digital image, to use these professional software. A free application downloaded from the internet can do the same job without the cost. This software was designed to be as useful as possible to everyone, from the novice up to the most experienced user. All this functionality and features are available in this free office software.

http://www.ssuitesoft.com/

Fotosizer Free Photo Resizer

Fotosizer is a freeware batch image resizer tool. It resizes your photos in just 3 easy steps – 1. Photo selection, 2. select resize settings, then 3. Start the resize!

Increasingly, sharing photos on the internet is becoming more and more popular. Photos, represented as JPEG files from digital cameras, taken at high resolutions are far too large to send over the Internet, with some photos ending up at 5 mega bytes. Uploading one photo to a photo sharing website is fine, but 10, 20, or even more, this can take forever, especially on a dial-up connection.

With Fotosizer, you can shrink JPEG image files, along with other supported formats, and dramatically reduce internet transfer times, enabling you to quickly and easily prepare your image collections to be published on the web.

Help unlock the photos from your digital camera. Use Fotosizer to batch resize your photos making it easier and faster to email to friends, upload to photo sharing websites or upload to websites that offer photo printing services.

Fotosizer lets you resize in 3 easy steps, allowing you to choose the photos you want to resize, the dimensions, and where you want to save the new photos.

Resize quickly and easily using a preset list of sizes including iPod, iPhone, and Sony PSP screen sizes

http://www.fotosizer.com/

Photo Visi

I just came back from a quick weekend away in one of South Africa’s game Parks and uploaded all the photo’s onto my computer. My daughter wanted a collage of the photo’s printed so she could take it to school and show her friends and the teacher. A quick search on the internet found the following web based free photo collage maker.

PhotoVisi

Photovisi is a free and easy to use online tool to create photo collages. Select one of the many collage templates, add your photos and then customize by dragging items around. After the collage is finished, it’s available for download and print!

Within a few minutes I had some nice collages ready to print.

http://www.photovisi.com/

Complete Recipes

Complete Recipes offers  over 150,000 recipes. Each recipe includes detailed instructions and photos. A easy to use search  helps you quickly find the recipe you’re looking for.

http://www.completerecipes.com/

Unprofound Royalty Free Photographs

http://unprofound.com/

This collection of photos is for anyone to use in just about any way they’d like. You may NOT, however, redistribute these photos individually or en masse, as photos, to any other websites or offline buyers. The photos themselves are still the intellectual property of their respective owners and you are merely receiving permission to use them in your designs, your art, your personal and professional projects, as your desktop backgrounds.

From their Faq

• Yes you are free to use these photo’s for anything personal or commercial
• you are free use these photos in artworks that will be sold
• You are free to use these photo’s in commercial software
• You are free to use these photo’s in your advertisements and are free to modify them in any way
• Yes, you are free use these photos in both your website design and any video productions your company creates, non-profit or otherwise
• You are not required to credit, display copyright or return a link to use the photos here. If you choose to do so, you can credit either the unprofound.com website or the specific photographer(s) responsible for the photo(s) you use.

So basically a site with photo’s free to use as you wish

http://unprofound.com/