Productivityist

JUNE 19, 2015

I’ve been a Dropbox user for as long as I can remember. To be clear, my Dropbox isn’t out of control. It just isn’t as neatly organized as I’d like – and I’m certainly not using Dropbox’s features to their fullest. Here are five of the things I’m currently using Dropbox for: Shared files with my wife.

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Office Dynamics

APRIL 25, 2016

It is increasingly important to know how to work productively from anywhere, anytime. Apps for file access, e-mail, calendar, password protection, word processing, spreadsheets, presentations, virtual meetings, news, weather and travel are examples of key productivity tools mobile devices should have installed. Cloud Storage.

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Productivity Bits

AUGUST 17, 2011

Obviously, the easiest way to do this is to upload the file directly from your computer or through email. But what happens if you have the physical document instead of a PDF file? There are a number of scanner apps that will use your devices camera as a scanner and upload the picture as a PDF. Get Things Done On The Go!

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Productivity Bits

MAY 12, 2011

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?). Depending on your work habits or work style, the Chromebook – the first ever Cloud-based notebook – can help boost your productivity.

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Ian's Messy Desk

DECEMBER 15, 2010

PhatPad turns an iPad into an brainstorming tool by enabling users to draw, write, and type on the iPad, then instantly share ideas via email, WiFi sync, Dropbox, or with PhatPad’s built-in presentation mode. Desktop synchronization via Dropbox or iTunes. File sharing either with WiFi or email.

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Stephanie LH Calahan

MAY 13, 2011

  I like to share various tools that help to make you more productive. 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. LNM LOVES Dropbox! Then we found out about Dropbox. " Stephanie you are such a geek."

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All Things Admin

AUGUST 3, 2022

You can quickly insert the contents of a PDF or image file onto a page of your OneNote notebook. I have used Dropbox successfully for years, but many other cloud storage options exist. Better yet, it can time and date stamp the update so you always know when and who made the last edit to the procedure.

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