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Saturday, December 17, 2011
Google Docs
I have begun to use google docs for documents that I need to have on every computer, so that I don't need to carry them around on a flashdrive or worry about what the latest version is if the doc is on two hard drives. I just log into my blogger account and find my docs under "My Account." I can even edit them on the ipad, which otherwise lacks a suitable word processing program (at least my ipad does, so far.) I can upload an existing doc to google docs or else create one from scratch.
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Dropbox
Ubuntu One
Evernote (less comprehensive than these first two)
Ecohing profacero, except Dropbox, Docs to Go.
I have Evernote but haven't figured out how to use it effectively.
(P.S. These apps all work perfectly on the iPad.)
Check out my friend Oliver Reichenstein's Writer for iPad:
http://www.iawriter.com/
I haven't used it, but I know three or four iPad users who swear by it, and who were all quite pleased and surprised to hear that I knew Oliver from when he was a German literature student in Basel.
I can't seem to edit documents on dropbox on my ipad, only read them. I am going to check out the app developed by Andrew's friend.
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