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Don't Spend a Dime: The Path to Low-Cost Computing

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Don't Spend a Dime is the book I have been looking for... for a lot of us, software and updates can be a little expensive and the free stuff... well, should I trust it? How does it work? How does it compare with the leading "for sale" software? Where can I find it?

James Floyd Kelly gave answers to all those questions and more in my major areas of computer use: Office Software, email, graphics, photo editing, malware protection, and backup. He also covers quite a few more areas that I don't really use like gaming and social networking.

It is written in very readable "non-geek" language that most can understand. I recommend it to all who think "there is something wrong with free".

And, BTW, I am in no way affiliated with the author or publisher. I just happened to run across it when searching for every day low cost computer solutions. And I am glad I did.

I am a very conservative reviewer... it would have to do my laundry and self-install to get 5 stars.