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Workshop: Run free office software on any PC

Use ThinkFree Office to create and edit documents from any PC with an internet connection

Ever been stuck somewhere without a copy of one of your favourite productivity programs such as Word, Excel or PowerPoint?

As long as there’s an internet connection available that needn’t be a problem, thanks to ThinkFree Office. It’s a suite of free programs that can be used from any online PC, anywhere in the world.

Documents can be created and stored free on ThinkFree’s computers, or existing documents can be copied over to ThinkFree’s computers so you can continue to edit them no matter where you are.

In this workshop we’ll show how to take advantage of ThinkFree.

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