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Earlier in the year I lamented that Evernote did not have hyperlinks. Since then Evernote has added note linking, so I tried the free version, and almost immediately went for the paid version. I have built a hypertext document of how my families IT works (it takes an annoying amount of [...]
It seems a little weird that, for almost all of my collaboration with other employees of my firm about work product (mainly word documents) we still use email and send attachments around.
We do use Instant Messaging, mainly our reception lets us know when a client has arrived. For some reason though I [...]
I wrote an Automator Workflow to convert a number of pages documents to PDFs, then join them together. The “unnecessary” actions in the workflow that rename the PDF files just seem to be required or the combine PDF actions fail.
The most useful part of this is the Action step that converts pages documents to PDF [...]
I ran out of disk space on my mac mini (recording a lot of video will chew up disk space quickly), so I bought a newertechnology miniStack V2 external firewire drive (misrepresented as “Whisper Quiet”), which sites nicely under the mac.
The drive is disappointingly loud - (bordering on obnoxious when the fan comes on which [...]
David Leigh on Lotus Notes 8:
Hannover has a radically improved user interface that is second to none (hear that, Outlook users?).
Notes 8 sounds great, and I am cautiously optimistic it will be.
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I was very surprised to find the Document Database built into Lotus Notes given my overall experience with the product.
Creating a Document Database gives you an easy way to organize your files and intermingle files with text notes (i.e. by dropping them into a note in the database), and you can categorize them, and [...]
I think OpenID is on the verge of becoming very popular. SmugMug is an OpenID Provider. I am not sure why I would want SmugMug to be my ID provider, but it gives me a low effort way to try OpenID out.
SmugMug also has some neat videos showing how users can achieve their [...]
I have been using the CanoScan Toolbox software which came with my CanoScan LIDE 500F Scanner. This is a very difficult to use software. It does create PDFs , and will let you customize some scan settings for images if you need. Its very clumsy — you usually end up overwriting your last scanned file [...]
A while back I switched from Lotus Notes to Index Cards out of frustration. I am finding that a little problematic, because I end up with a big stack of index cards in a box that is out of site most of the time and I am shuffling too much paper around a [...]
On the approximately third anniversary of the break-in to my home and my wedding anniversary, yesterday I decided it would be a good idea to back up the data on my mac. I have been backing up the family photos and video through foldershare. Some of my folders which contain business planning material, [...]
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