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You can, of course, copy and paste from within Scribus, or select Windows -> Scrapbook and drag an image from the Scrapbook into a document. Scribus gives you several options for adding an image and its attendant frame. They include options for both adding a new image and for editing an existing one. Most of the unique options for an image are available in the context menu that pops up when you right-click anywhere within the frame.

Just like any frame, image frames can also be locked to prevent editing, moved to another layer, altered in shape, exported to PDF, or copied to the Scrapbook for use with other pages or project. For images, the frame is color-coded red, but otherwise image frames work much like any other frame, being movable either by dragging with the mouse - preferably with the grid turned on - or by adjusting its properties by entering exact figures. Like any other object, images in Scribus are placed in frames that are visible when you click an image, and that include six control points to help you move or manipulate the image. The basics of working with images in Scribus are mostly straightforward, but there are some methods and resources that you might miss, especially at first.

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What I can say about all the software I mentioned here (with the exception of Eclipse - I prefer to code in a text editor) is that I use them regularly myself, and prefer them over the closed source alternatives, because theyвЂ™re just good programs.Д«art runs a neat website for open source game art at so go check him out.Apart from text, images are probably the most commonly used objects in Scribus or any other layout application. I use open source software when I can, but when the closed source option is clearly superior, IвЂ™ll generally use it. I should note that I donвЂ™t have any personal issues about using closed-source software. IвЂ™m sure there are some good programs I left out.

ThatвЂ™s about all I can come up with at the moment.

I know some people find this pedantic, but where you say вЂњfreewareвЂќ you should probably say вЂњfree softwareвЂќ, as the two have different meanings.

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Inkscape is less complex than Adobe Illustrator, but it has a lot of good features and I find it a lot more intuitive and usable, plus itвЂ™s a true SVN editor.

The latest version of VLC plays every video format under the sun and doesnвЂ™t get all up in your business like commercial video players do.

Like Diablo? Check out FLARE, for some isometric hack-n-slash fun.

Pidgin is a nice, non-intrusive IM client that handles most major chat networks and also IRC.

Notepad++ is a wonderful text editor for Windows users looking for a vastly superior alternative to Notepad.

IвЂ™ll be honest and say that my experiences with Eclipse have all been pretty miserable, but there are plenty of people out there who swear by it (that arenвЂ™t hardcore open source advocates), so the problem is most likely me and not Eclipse.

Blender is a viable alternative to commercial 3D modeling and rendering software.

If youвЂ™re looking for a digital painting program (as opposed to photo editing), the latest version of Krita is very feature rich and worth checking out.

In general, people seem to be moving towards LibreOffice, rather than OpenOffice.

You can create and export your equations to other OpenOffice applications. It is similar to Microsoft Equation Editor or MathType. Math is a formula editor, which is a specialized word processor designed to write math equations in their proper format.

Draw has also similar features to Scribus and Microsoft Publisher. It can work as an interface for Access and MySQL databases.Дraw is a streamlined vector graphics editor, like Microsoft Visio, that also does desktop publishing. It uses the same default file format as Excel, so spreadsheets made with either program are compatible with both.Д«ase is a database management system, like Microsoft Access. Impress is presentation software, similar to Microsoft Powerpoint.Д¬alc is a spreadsheet application, like Microsoft Excel. It has fewer tools and options, but is much less bloated than Microsoft Word. Writer is a word processor similar to Microsoft Word. The primary applications included in OpenOffice are: Comparing OpenOffice to Microsoft Office 2010, youвЂ™ll find that OpenOffice has fewer features, but it isnвЂ™t missing anything that the average person would find important or useful. It was developed by Sun Microsystems in collaboration with a community of dedicated contributors.

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OpenOffice is a feature-packed, open source, free alternative to Microsoft Office 2010. Apache OpenOffice вЂ“ Free Microsoft Office Alternative

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