Tired of being tethered to one computer, I’m moving more and more of my work to the web. Yesterday I came upon something I’ve been seeking for several years: a fast, free, online note-taker. I’ve been experimenting with this year with a personal wiki for tracking links, reminders, and project details, but the wiki has proven too clumbsy for jotting down notes such as “Call Paul” or “email Janet.”
Enter ABC Writeboard, an editable space for collaborative writing. Writeboard works like a one-page wiki. Multiple authors can edit a single page and there’s version control to show who did what.
I’m using Writeboard as a scratch pad. It’s on my bookmark menu. It’s sort of like driving your Ferrari to the grocery store, but it’s perfect for my needs.
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Hi.
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From one of Your following posts i know You are a gmail user. From there You can easily put notes in Calendar. I don’t use it to often and though gmail lacks notes as a separate option, i use drafts to save important stuff and then get to it from work or office /depends on when i make the note/.
Some of my notes contains info about music i listen to on the radio /i guess i am not the only one person who firt hears something on the radio and then want to buy or download it/.
So.. it’s doable /and still feels like driving Ferrari to a grocery store
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