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<blockquote data-quote="Wolf1066" data-source="post: 5182672" data-attributes="member: 88680">Winamp for musicMS Word for notes, storylines, character info etcMS Excel for comparison tables, weapon stats etcAdobe Acrobat Reader for PDFsIrfanview for displaying and scrolling through pictures in full screen modeHave on occasions used MS Access to create forms to keep track of character and gear info (imported from Excel)Since hanging about on this forum and reading people's suggestions, I'm going to be adding MS OneNote to keep my game notes in order.Had been wanting a decent sound effects program that was a) free and b) simple to use.&nbsp; After reading this thread I downloaded Scene Sound and, after 5 minutes' playing around with it, will be adding that to my laptop as well.Sadly, my laptop's support for two screens is limited to cloning as I would love to have one screen for stuff I want the players to see - permanently angled around so they can view it - and the other for things that only I should see.In addition to the laptop, I usually have copious printed notes, pictures, printouts of information that the players are likely to discover in any location, and my gaming books, including printouts of all my house rules - as it's quicker to flip through them than locate a particular page in a file.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Wolf1066, post: 5182672, member: 88680"] [B]Winamp [/B]for music [B]MS Word [/B]for notes, storylines, character info etc [B]MS Excel [/B]for comparison tables, weapon stats etc [B]Adobe Acrobat Reader [/B]for PDFs [B]Irfanview [/B]for displaying and scrolling through pictures in full screen mode Have on occasions used [B]MS Access [/B]to create forms to keep track of character and gear info (imported from Excel) Since hanging about on this forum and reading people's suggestions, I'm going to be adding [B]MS OneNote [/B]to keep my game notes in order. Had been wanting a decent sound effects program that was a) free and b) simple to use. After reading this thread I downloaded Scene Sound and, after 5 minutes' playing around with it, will be adding that to my laptop as well. Sadly, my laptop's support for two screens is limited to cloning as I would love to have one screen for stuff I want the players to see - permanently angled around so they can view it - and the other for things that only I should see. In addition to the laptop, I usually have copious printed notes, pictures, printouts of information that the players are likely to discover in any location, and my gaming books, including printouts of all my house rules - as it's quicker to flip through them than locate a particular page in a file. [/QUOTE]

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