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Hunter and Clark use Picnam to manage scanned invoices and timesheets.
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"What a great program! I've been goofing off for months with other programs and this is the easiest to use and simple to boot."
Bernhard R.
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Managing Scanned Documents
Picnam contains features to make working with scanned documents easier.
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Why Text Files?
The most common question people ask about Picnam is "Why did you choose to use text files for comments?" This article gives some of the reasons you might prefer to use text files rather than metadata to store information about your pictures.
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Recording Information About Genealogy and Family History Photos
Picnam is ideal for making notes about scanned documents and photos for family history or genealogy.
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Preserving Digital Photos
Digital photography makes it easy to take lots of photos, but they are very easily lost. What can you do to make sure your photos survive for years to come?
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Andrew's Page
Welcome to my page. This is an area for me to write about various issues that interest me which are not directly related to Picnam. You might call it a blog, or maybe just a collection of articles.
Broadband excess usage charges
Thursday, December 01, 2005
A "cheap" broadband plan with excess usage charges can end up costing hundreds or even thousands of dollars.
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EULAs Part 1: Do I need a lawyer to buy a CD?
Tuesday, December 13, 2005
You wouldn't think you need legal advice when buying a CD. However when the CD includes a 6 page, 3000 word contract maybe it's not a bad idea.
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EULAs Part 2: Minimum entitlements and Software Code of Conduct
Wednesday, December 14, 2005
What should be the minimum entitlements in an End User License Agreement? While we are at it, let's define a Software Code of Conduct too.
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Wikipedia - bad news for knowledge?
Monday, December 19, 2005
Some parts of Wikipedia are very good. Others are not. Are the bad parts acceptable for something claiming to be an online Encyclopedia?
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