Comments on: Keeping Track of Blog Posts in Google Docs http://phoneboy.com/2211/keeping-track-of-blog-posts-in-google-docs VoIP, Mobile Phones, Telecom, and Technology Made Simple Sat, 22 Nov 2008 00:27:44 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.3 By: PhoneBoy http://phoneboy.com/2211/keeping-track-of-blog-posts-in-google-docs#comment-26056 PhoneBoy Mon, 21 Apr 2008 04:52:55 +0000 http://www.phoneboy.com/?p=2211#comment-26056 Since I can potentially blog from multiple computers in my house (or even while traveling), Google Docs ends up being a good thing. I only have to worry about one copy of this spreadsheet floating around--the one in the cloud. Since I can potentially blog from multiple computers in my house (or even while traveling), Google Docs ends up being a good thing. I only have to worry about one copy of this spreadsheet floating around–the one in the cloud.

]]> By: spg http://phoneboy.com/2211/keeping-track-of-blog-posts-in-google-docs#comment-26055 spg Sun, 20 Apr 2008 14:59:07 +0000 http://www.phoneboy.com/?p=2211#comment-26055 i use google docs a little. but really only as an alternate access method for spreadsheets or docs created on local software(mostly openoffice or other open source alternatives to MS office wares.) i can save copies of docs in google and access from any web connected computer without having to carry a flash drive or save anything locally. great for use in libraries or internet cafe or just visiting a friend and want to show them something without have to download anything locally. i have never actually created anything from scratch in google docs though; but if i was say at a public library and needed to use a web connected computer to write a document really quick that i would later have access to i guess google would be a very likely option. spg i use google docs a little. but really only as an alternate access method for spreadsheets or docs created on local software(mostly openoffice or other open source alternatives to MS office wares.) i can save copies of docs in google and access from any web connected computer without having to carry a flash drive or save anything locally. great for use in libraries or internet cafe or just visiting a friend and want to show them something without have to download anything locally. i have never actually created anything from scratch in google docs though; but if i was say at a public library and needed to use a web connected computer to write a document really quick that i would later have access to i guess google would be a very likely option.

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