Using a computer Program to make notecards?
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You can change the settings in word to fit to a notecard. Go to file, page settings and change the attributes.
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If you want something that will do everything you want, is easier to use than openoffice, is also free, and is only 5mb instead of 90mb to download, then try abiword:\nhttp://www.abiword.com/
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I would suggest using a plain text editor, such as notepad (win), textedit (mac), or an open-source plain text editor.
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Yes, there is a very nice office suite called OpenOffice that will do just this. It's open-source, so it's 100% free. I am using it right now! Like it much better than Microsoft office, too. (I will warn you though, unless you have a sizable RAM and/or virtual memory, it can be a bit sluggish loading up.)\n\njust go to openoffice.org to download. under their "writer" on the file menu, there is export as a PDF. good luck!\n\nPS sorry i can't tell you for anything you might already have!
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make your own on the computer
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try simple ocr. it's not the best one but the cheapest one for you to start.
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Try the Visual Basic Bible.  It'll set you back around $50, but it's an awesome book.
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you can find a very good tutorial at the link.\n\nNo need to write whats already writtenm =)
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Go to Office Depot and buy "Word Processing\nfor Dummies".  Easy answer.
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I have a great book/CD called Fonts4Teachers ($32).  All you do is install the fonts to your computer.  Then you can custom make worksheets in a word processing program.  If you don't want to spend the money, you can find websites such as the one below by going to yahoo.com and typing in "manuscript handwriting."
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Make everything in MS Word and convert it with Adobe Pro...that is the easiest!
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http://www.openoffice.org/ - It is similar to Microsoft Word and Excel and it is free.
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Another option is OpenOffice. It's much like StarOffice like the person up there offered. OpenOffice is a suite like Microsoft Office that is open source and completely free and one of the programs is called 'Impress' and let's you create slide shows and save them in PowerPoint format.\n\nAlso a correction to the guy above: StarOffice is not free, it  costs $70. OpenOffice is free.
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Try SolidPDF : \n\nhttp://www.solidpdf.com/
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Nope. Use OpenOffice instead, it's essentially the same, compatible with Microsoft Office...and it's free.\n\nhttp://www.openoffice.org
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Highlight and copy your notes then open a new MS Word document and paste them into that then save and print. \nThat should do the trick :)
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While you can write a program in notepad, it still needs to be compiled.  Microsoft is offering a *free* version ov Visual Basic 2005 Express ... check it out.\n\nhttp://msdn.microsoft.com/vstudio/express/vb/