Tips and tricks for Evernote
M any Evernote probably know already, because this online service for several years on the market. Exploded, the number of users, however in recent months by the rise of smartphone owners (especially Android phones, but also iPhone and iPad). With Evernote, you can create as many "notebooks" and collecting digital content, photos, audio, web pages, emails, PDFs, etc. A detailed German description found here. I have spent the last few weeks, set up a small side-blog with tips for everyday use: Evernote for Smart. Those who work themselves to the service can send it to me like your own suggestion - I will take it into the blog ...
MoreCuckoo - a Book!
M änner have a heart for secretaries. In general. In particular, they feel but with those who are underpaid in the public sector, universities or institutions have to do all sorts of things. Often they will also keep track of literature, manuals and course reserves. If it has borrowed once again at some point someone what is going on the big fumble. Desperate, then tried to keep using Word or Excel, an overview. - Well, of course, knows the able young scientists great reference management programs that are extremely useful for its publications (for me, marked No. 1: Citavi). But they are overloaded for a small library management. Okay, then ...
MoreWikidPad - pretty smart
I n some time I had already presented in detail TiddlyWiki - WikidPad, at issue today is also a "wiki for singles", but has a completely different structure. In this system there is a sort of "notepad with automatic folders" in the form of an executable program for the computer (exporting to HTML and XML is also possible). And the program has been a few weeks, open source, which is also not bad. As is usual with conventional Outlinern, you see after starting a shared surface: the left is a "folder tree" with sub-items, the right size, the actual writing surface for each point. The real strength of WikidPad is smart ...
MorePodcatcher - directly to your MP3 player
M EIST is used for its podcast subscription software such as iPodder or iTunes, the first store the MP3 files on your hard drive - then must be transferred in a second step, the podcasts on the USB player. With the open source program "Podcatcher on a Stick" saves you this intermediate step - the software is run from the stick and pulls out directly from the Internet directly to the player the files. Here is a good instructional video of the University of Weimar.
MoreSquare of mice and clumsy dogs
M ichael Ziltz, born in 1969, has crafted a home in 1999. As usual damlas: pretty and colorful with flashing pictures. On a base, he describes his own personal computer history. He tells of 24-pin printers and square Genius mice of OS2/Warp and scanners, which are held in his hand. When he wrote his side, he already had Windows 95 and just the memory of his computer enhanced. His report ends with the sentence "I say only one thing: Never again less than 64 MB of RAM!" Also in the mid-90's years, Microsoft has developed one of the biggest flops in its history. No, I do not mean Windows95. But "MS-Bob". The users had in fact complained that they ...
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