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Another Reason to Love Dropbox. Paper!

Tips From T. Marie

Dropbox just changed my mind. For the past 11 years I’ve slowly transitioned from storing files on my computer hard drive to using a combination of removable storage and online file storage. They allowed me to store client files on something I could lock away in a fire-proof safe each night. How wrong I was. .

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Top 10 Productivity Tools For Chromebook

Productivity Bits

And since it is a web-based device, you always have access to all your applications and files anytime and anywhere – that is if you have an access to the internet (a downside?). Google Docs. The real-time access that Google Docs allows you to have can help you and your team or co-worker get things done.

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Guest Post: 5 Indispensable iPhone Apps for Virtual Assistants

Eco-Office Gals

Quickoffice – As a virtual assistant, it is highly likely that you use Microsoft Office files on a daily basis. Being able to access vital Office documents for clients at any time of the day from the convenience of your iPhone is a major productivity booster.

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How We Pulled Off a Huge Event Through Outsourcing

Productivityist

In order to monitor contractors’ work, keep the communication streamlined and work together on things remotely, we used a number of applications that we work with internally with all the VAs to optimize work progress and avoid confusion: Communication: Skype, Google Chat, Yammer. File exchange: Dropbox, WeTransfer.

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Top 7 Gmail Tips and Tricks

Small Business CEO

Save files in your Drafts for easy access. You probably have a DropBox, or a Cloud, or a Google Drive, but if there are a few small files you need to get to all the time, Gmail can help. Simply open a new message, attach the file, and save it as a draft. Access chat features through Google docs.

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Best Business Technology for Small Businesses & Their Owners (28 ideas from them to you!)

Stephanie LH Calahan

OneNote: My Filing Cabinet In The Clouds. create notebooks and files just like I would with paper, but now it is all organized on my computer. Can't Live Without Google. LNM LOVES Dropbox! Then we found out about Dropbox. I plug directly into my MacBookPro and use Audacity or Garage Band to edit the file.

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20 Apps to Organize Your Thoughts | Men With Pens

Men With Pens

ThinkFree Office offers file sharing and storage. Reply John Soares ( @TheJohnSoares ) April 9, 2010 at 9:30 am I’m a bit old-fashioned, but I keep all my notes and ideas in well-organized Word documents and file folders. Dropbox is vastly wonderful too. Organize your projects and see what you have left to do.

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