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Top Online Tools to Help Keep Organised

Why should I consider online tools to stay organised?

• The days of having a single computer for all your work and files are over.

• More and more people have two computers.

• You can access your files from anywhere just as so long as you have an internet connection.

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Dropbox

• Online backup and file sharing service. Anything that you save in the special Dropbox folder on your computer gets copied to an online version of the folder, so you can log in and see your files from anywhere.

• www.dropbox.com

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Last Pass

• Do you have trouble keeping track of passwords? It’s the curse of the internet, and a problem LastPass is trying to solve by giving you a safe, secure online vault where you can store all your usernames and passwords.

• www.lastpass.com

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Remember the Milk

• Online to-do list service with useful bells and whistles, meaning you probably won’t want to go back to paper again. And there’s no chance of your list getting thrown into the recycling by mistake.

• www.rememberthemilk.com

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Delicous

• Instead of saving bookmarks in your internet browser, delicious lets you save them online. So when you next use the internet from a different computer, your bookmarks are all still there.

• www.delicious.com

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Google Apps

• Covers a number of separate services from search giant Google, including Google Documents (online tools to edit documents, spreadsheets and presentations, etc), Google Mail (an online email service) and Google Calendar (an online diary).

• www.google.com/a/

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