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Doomi – easy application lets you manage tasks, enter them and hit return.. done! You can set reminders and due dates

Minitask – Close to Doomi lets you manage all your tasks, you can drag and drop tasks to reorder them etc. You can copy and paste tasks from mini into word and excel and your email

Remember the Milk – Use this with Remember the Tasks, It lets you know when you have a task due or overdue

KRONOLive – Helps people work in teams, works with Google Docs. Use box.net for all your file and people on your team, you can share tasks.

Popularity: 77% [?]

Designing websites or blogging, you will want to see what your site looks like in multiple browsers such as firefox, safari, i.e and so on.

Browsershots lets you see how your website will look in most browsers and operating systems for free. Here is how it works.

Go to the website and tap in your website url, browswershots.org will take screenshots in various browsers and show them to you.

It will do windows, linux, macosx, bsd and pretty much any browser out there. There are actually 100 different types of combinations of OS and Browswer. You can do it based o nno flash, java, javascript and see the color depths.

Im sure this will help you fellow web designers

Popularity: 69% [?]

Webair has done a great job in listing forty CSS tools, Here they are

1. CSS Type Generator

2. CSS Sprite Generator

3. Button Maker Online

4. CSS Tidy Online

5. Typechart

6. CSS Compressor

7. CSS Optimizer

8. W3C CSS Validation

9. Grid Designer

10. CSS Button & Text Field Generator Click to Continue »

Popularity: 66% [?]

Graphic designers are rarely found without their editor close by, yet for new people starting out who dont have the funds to shell out large amounts of money on photoshop, illustrator or fireworks what free alternatives are there?

Well we mentioned one on our previous post – Pixlr

Here are ten

1. Gimp

2. Krita

3. Paint.net

4. ChocoFlop

5. Cinepaint

6. Pixia

7. Pixen

8. Picnik

9. Splashup

10. Adobe Photoshop Express

Popularity: 66% [?]

Most graphic designers have their own software like Adobe Photoshop, Illustrator or Fireworks but its always nice to come across some free software which can be useful for projects aswell as for up and coming designers who are a little short on cash

Check out Pixlr

Popularity: 59% [?]