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Curt:
http://www.ssuitesoft.com/

Here's one I found some time ago.
Could take a look at it and see if you like it.
-cmpm (June 20, 2008, 05:13 AM)
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- so I took a look at it, and, Boy, was I surprised!

This is not high tech design, but you may call it efficient design!

All this in merely 48 MB installed freeware:

http://ssuite5element.webs.com/thefifthelement.htm

Application's list for the release version of 1.1 of SSuite Office - The Fifth Element:

Personal Productivity Software:
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WordGraph - { Updated - Now with Document Zoom }
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Accel - { Updated }
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Netsurfer - { Galaxy Class II  - Now with Popup / Advertisement Control }
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My EZMail  - { Updated } Send and Receive - POP3/SMTP
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PDF Memo Creator
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WordFormat 2
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SpreadForm One

Communications:
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Instant Lan Messenger - { Updated }
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Instant Lan Scan
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Instant Lan Chat
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VOIP PC Phone - LAN and Internet Compatible

Graphical Software:
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EZDraw
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EZDraw Photo Editor
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Quick Photo Album Viewer

Multi-Media:
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Wave Player - { Updated - Play wave, mp3, and wma files }
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Wave Recorder
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CD Wave Ripper - Rip to Wave, MP3 and Ogg Vorbis format's
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Trinity - { New Application - Ogg Vorbis Music Player with album playlist}
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Moving Pictures Player - Media Player

General Utilities:
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Search and Find Desktop Search Engine
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File Printer - { Updated - Print to any printer on your system - *.prn files }
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System Information Overview
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Envelope Printer - { Updated }
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Clipboard Viewer
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Address Book
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IntroChess
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The Sorting Machine

Security:

    *  Agnot Security Box - { New Application - Secure any file with a password or delete it without a trace }

Desktop Enhancements:
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Mac Dock for PC - { Updated to Handle more System Utilities }
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Floating Desktop Clock
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Floating Recent Documents Viewer - { New Application }
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You will not want their clock to be placed in Start, and this auto-hide toolbar simply MUST be made smaller - mind you, this is merely a thumb-nail image, but then again it may be just what the visually impaired would need...:

The Fifth Element: back to basic?

!! Can you see it?

However, so far I am all in all impressed - again... Now, begin testing!

http://ssuite5element.webs.com/thefifthelement.htm

f0dder:
So basically a whole bunch of unrelated programs thrown together into one big package? Ugh :)

Perry Mowbray:
However, so far I am all in all impressed - again... Now, begin testing!
-Curt (June 20, 2008, 06:29 AM)
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Be interested in your ongoing thoughts  :)

cmpm:
So basically a whole bunch of unrelated programs thrown together into one big package? Ugh :)
-f0dder (June 20, 2008, 07:50 AM)
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So have you tried it fodder?

I wouldn't say unrelated at all.
It just might be surprising how related it is.

f0dder:
cmpm: nah, haven't tried it, I pretty much have the needs that it could cover already covered. But I do believe that it seems like a pretty disjoint collection - it might all be integrated, but it seems like an odd bunch. CD Ripping, VoIP, lan scanning and IM, some office-like stuff, etc.? Hm.

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