In This Week's Report:

***Office Watch
***Movie Fanatic
***Software Site With Charm

URLs in this issue:
Woody's Office Watch: http://www.wopr.com/wow/wow.htm
Cinemachine: http://www.cinemachine.com
Internet Movie Database: http://us.imdb.com/
Dave Central: http://www.davecentral.com

***Office Watch***
After sending out my review of Microsoft Office 97 last week, I got a number of e-mail responses from readers: some of you love Office 97, and some of you are pulling out your hair over it. One of the most interesting e-mails that I got was from a reader who writes a weekly report on Microsoft Office. Being a report writer myself, I was intensely curious to see what his report was like. To my delight I found one of the most informative and entertaining looks at Microsoft Office that I have seen. This gem of a report, called Woody's Office Watch, is packed full of free useful information about Office and great time saving tips that I haven't seen anywhere else! If you are a Microsoft Office user, be sure to check Woody's Office Watch.
Woody's Office Watch: http://www.wopr.com/wow/wow.htm

***Movie Fanatic***
I am a movie fanatic, and one of the things I really hate is a bad movie. There are so many amazing movies out there that to be stuck in front of the screen for an hour and a half watching a dog of a picture is simply no fun. Lately I have been noticing that the movie critic in my local newspaper must be from another planet. I don't know what movie he saw and loved, but it certainly couldn't have been the same as the one that I suffered through!! This week I found a great way to get a second opinion. Cinemachine is the movie review search engine. Type in the name of the movie you want to see and get a list of reviews from reviewers across the Internet. What's great about Cinemachine is that it also provides a direct link from the movie you search for to the home of movie fanaticism: The Internet Movie Database!
Cinemachine: http://www.cinemachine.com
Internet Movie Database: http://us.imdb.com/

***Software Site With Charm***
There are so many software sites on the Internet that I have simply lost count. At most of them, I spend as little time as possible to zip through to find the file I'm looking for. This week I found a software site that was so charming, it caused me to stop and browse a while. Dave Central is the friendliest software site on the Internet, with a well organized file system and great title listings. This site should be on your list the next time you look for software.
Dave Central: http://www.davecentral.com