Over recent months I have looked at and reviewed a good selection of webclipping services but I have always come back to using Evernote. I was a big fan of Google Notebook but the Big G decided, for some inexplicable reason, to stop development, so Evernote it was – no brainer! Although it takes up a fair chunk of disk space Evernote makes up for its potential bloatware status with sheer flexibility. If you haven’t tried it download it now, it could literally change your life. So while it is downloading I thought I’d share some other resources and blogs that show you how best to utilise the potential from everything from keeping recipes, logging your wine collection and your dog’s medical history.
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This week I received an email from Shahab Kaviani from HyperOffice bringing me up to date with what is happening. Shahab wrote: “There has been a flurry of activity at HyperOffice since the May 20 launch of our new UI, and I just wanted to give you an update. Since then, we have already had 2 major upgrades and made more than 50 enhancements to HyperOffice based on active feedback from users, spearheaded by our Product Development Committee. A majority of our customers have moved to the new UI, and we are more than glad at the adoption rate.
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Google has tidied up its Calendar interface to bring it more into line with other Google products while at the same time bringing in some additional features.
For starters the repeating events interface has been beefed up. Rather than taking up a full block of space, the repeating event editor appears when you check the “Repeat…” checkbox at the top of the page. This brings up a new repeat event editor where you can specify the parameters of the repeating event.
If you work in an office where everyone uses Google Calendar or your associates and friends use it, then you can compare times. The Google blog explains: “When your friends or coworkers give you permission to see their calendars, you can click this tab to see a preview of their schedules and hover over their events to see what conflicts they might have.”
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Over recent months I have looked at and reviewed a good selection of webclipping services but I have always come back to using Evernote. I was a big fan of Google Notebook but the Big G decided, for some inexplicable reason, to stop development, so Evernote it was – no brainer! Although it takes up a fair chunk of disk space Evernote makes up for its potential bloatware status with sheer flexibility. If you haven’t tried it download it now, it could literally change your life. So while it is downloading I thought I’d share some other resources and blogs that show you how best to utilise the potential from everything from keeping recipes, logging your wine collection and your dog’s medical history.
