A coworker introduced me to Dropbox. She uses it personally and professionally. One of the things we like about it is that you can share certain files with certain people. I use it for accessing files I want to "take with me". I use the app and the website. I used to have the software on my home computer but I don't like that any files I put in there are no longer accessible on my home computer, only through Dropbox. Perhaps there's a setting to fix that but for now I've uninstalled the software. But I still use it online and on my phone.
I love Evernote. I would love it even more if I could access the picture notes I've added. I can preview them but not actually access them. Evernote tech support is working on it. Evernote is another one of those programs that are accessible at home, online, and mobile. I love that I can access my notes anywhere. I have the 'Clip to Evernote' function on my web browser, which is so easy to use. All my notes are in one place and I don't have to go hunting for them. I like that Evernote keeps improving their service. When I first joined, I had difficulty opening the notes. Now I don't. I am also interested in reading the book "Evernote for Dummies". If they can write a whole book about it, I'm obviously not using the service to its fullest potential.
I will be creating an iGoogle account for my personal account. I just don't have enough "stuff" to add for it to be worthy work-wise. But I can link all sorts of stuff from my personal life. I like the idea of having it all in one spot, especially since putting in my postal code means my local weather forecast pops up too. Since I walk to/from work, this is important info for me.
Read on,
Paula
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