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Home | Organizing Services | About Me | Before & After Photos | Testimonials | Contact | Blog Google Docs is a good way to work with word processing on the cloud – simplifying the editing and formatting options to those most used. They’re then accessible with any Internet connection when you log into your account. Continue reading Google Docs If you’ve been using a computer for any length of time, you probably save websites to your computer. Although this is fine, there’s a great cloud computing resource for saving, organizing, and even sharing your bookmarks – Delicious. Continue reading Bookmarking Websites Digital note-taking, from literally typing up some notes, to clipping parts of webpages, to pictures, ad nauseam – then make it accessible on most any device and completely searchable – that’s Evernote. Continue reading Note Taking for Virtually Everything Losing electronic data can be a horrifying experience and unless you’re backing everything up each time you change something, you risk losing something. Never mind that external hard drives and +RW disks can be time consuming to use as a frequent back up system, there’s an option for automatic, daily back ups. You’ll never have to worry about lost data again. Continue reading Simplifying Electronic Back Ups A superb file sharing service – Dropbox – and it’s unique in many ways. A must have for people using multiple devices or who work on projects with other people. Continue reading Drop Files You Use – Here As we embark into cloud computing, here is my first exploration of it, where I discovered Google calendar. Continue reading How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Cloud |
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