RE: What computer, what software for a lab?

[David Hailey <david -dot- hailey -at- usu -dot- edu>]

Thanks Geoff,

"Also consider OpenOffice, which exists for all three operating systems."

Actually, I use OpenOffice.  Its "export as PDF" seems to be better than Word -- faster anyway.

"and screen capture software such as SnagIt."

You are right.

"Some kind of screenshot (bitmap) editing software is necessary; Photoshop, for instance."

Yeah, we already have the latest in PhotoShop.

Dave
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