I'm mainly looking for productivity-enhancing stuff, little tools or apps that make Windows more useful and improve my workflow. Browser extensions also count.
Suggestions please?

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Try and get your work to upgrade. I'm running Office 2013 on my personal PC and laptop, plus Office 2010 at work (they're behind the times), all on the company's license (1 user license lets them install it on up to 5 devices... if MS pull their finger out and make the Android version compatible with the Nexus 7, I'll get that too)Ekona wrote:Office 365 is all I need for everything else, which is dirt cheap if paid for annually and gives me programs for everything.
Mr.Clark wrote:Try and get your work to upgrade. I'm running Office 2013 on my personal PC and laptop, plus Office 2010 at work (they're behind the times), all on the company's license (1 user license lets them install it on up to 5 devices... if MS pull their finger out and make the Android version compatible with the Nexus 7, I'll get that too)Ekona wrote:Office 365 is all I need for everything else, which is dirt cheap if paid for annually and gives me programs for everything.
Ekona wrote:Mr.Clark wrote:Try and get your work to upgrade. I'm running Office 2013 on my personal PC and laptop, plus Office 2010 at work (they're behind the times), all on the company's license (1 user license lets them install it on up to 5 devices... if MS pull their finger out and make the Android version compatible with the Nexus 7, I'll get that too)Ekona wrote:Office 365 is all I need for everything else, which is dirt cheap if paid for annually and gives me programs for everything.
But if we get the 'proper' version it costs more and we need one copy per machine. With 365 we get five machines plus the mobile version, albeit we need to renew annually.
I always thought that 2013 and 365 were identical, what's the difference?
Ekona wrote:I just don't like Chrome, feels odd and clunky.
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