Microsoft One Note & Dropbox

I just love to use Microsoft One Note for any information I need to keep. It is easy to use, has tons of features, from simple to advanced.

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In my One notes I keep all the needed information I want to take with to to the office, on my notebook and my home computer.

Using Dropbox I synchronize my one notes between all my computers and locations. Dropbox’s free account lets you synchronize 2 GB between all the computers you have it installed and gives you a web interface to get a file quickly without installing the client. Dropbox has clients for all popular platforms (Windows, Linux and Mac)

 

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What is your system to synchronize and manage your information?

admin posted at 2009-5-9 Category: Software

4 Responses Leave a comment

  1. #1Mark @ 2009-5-9 20:24 Reply

    This is the exact system I use. But Dropbox is also used for Firefox profile, CuteFTP site, and AutoHotkey script sync and keeping all my crap in multiple places and identical.

    Dropbox is spectacular.

  2. #2admin @ 2009-5-10 05:36 Reply

    Yeah, I do synchronize some other stuff as well ;-)
    They did a great job with Dropbox!

  3. #3Vatsal @ 2009-6-25 01:22 Reply

    I am curious–a while back i tried to do this same thing using Foldershare which is a file syncing app but without the web access feature–the PCs sync when they are all ON simultaneously.

    The problem I ran into with Onenote sync on Foldershare was that for some reason duplicate note sections would get created all over the place, even though I never left onenote open on more than 1 computer at a time.

    Does this problem occur with Dropbox? Have you had any problems with Onenote sync using dropbox? Thanks.

    VGT

  4. #4admin @ 2009-6-25 03:36 Reply

    Hi Vatsal.
    It did happen once for me, but after I deleted the extra file (the duplicate) it never happened again…

    martinsc

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