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1) You don't have it at home. You realise that the licence for most Adobe products will allow it to be installed on two machines that are not in use at the same time? The idea is so by having a licence you can use at home and work or on the laptop and desktop. You would obviously need to check your licensing and talk to your IT manager but this is a good way to keep skills and interest up I find as well as being able to 'play' on CS when you have the urge.

2. I find Taskcoach (http://www.taskcoach.org/) is quite a good solution. Is a simple task manager but has the facility to nest tasks being a job can be broken up into smaller tasks. You can attach budgets to each task and these will be carried through to the parent task. You can also record time spent on a project by just 'starting and stopping the clock' on that task. I think these times will also be carried through to the parent. While not a full fledged project manager it more than meets my needs as a single user.

Hope this helps some.