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News from Mark Walker's blog
Upgrading to QuickBooks Pro 2008: A Warning
Quickbooks is a very popular accounting package, often used by organisations that have graduated from using spreadsheets but who don't need the full power of Sage.02 Jul 08
Free manuals for open source products
SurveyMonkey is accessible
Do you need to run online surveys?25 Jun 08
Fundraising and the Internet
Fundraising is the lifeblood of the sector, but how can the internet help? Well, it can help you with:19 Jun 08
Do you get the most from Word?
In the age of Google Docs, websites and wikis Microsoft Word may feel like a dinosaur to some, whilst many will be stumped by the bewildering range of functions and short cuts and menus it offer05 Jun 08
The fine art of making a presentation
I've just stumbled across a wonderful example of how tools such as Powerpoint and graphs and charts can be a tool for powerful and highly effective communications.05 Jun 08
Microsoft donate software to UKonline Centres
News from the ICT Champion in Yorkshire and Humberside of an announcement by Microsoft of donations to UK Online Centres.07 May 08
Update on new support for voluntary sector
It's all change at the top as a new set of national services start to roll out across the land, bringing a new range of support to the voluntary sector and the people who support it.07 May 08
Do you Doodle?
Do you ever have to organise meetings for lots of different people, and end up playing diary matching games by email for days on end?02 May 08
A search engine you can vote on
Swicki is a new collaborative search engine, with one or two features that I like a lot, although it is still not the perfect customisable search engine for me.23 Apr 08
Marcus and his naked computer
Marcus Pennell at SCIP prepared a Naked Computer for the Community Base Open Day on 17 April - an old PC stripped to the bare bones and running WIndows.
18 Apr 08
TB Alert and YouTube
TB Alert is a charity based in the same building as SCIP.18 Apr 08
