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Anyhow, the best tip I have for keeping track of passwords etc is to set up a master sheet in Excel. I have one for our personal stuff and one for my business. I print out one copy, put it in a protector sleeve and keep in a three ring binder on my desk. The other copy goes in the safe. I do the same for keeping track of all the FTP info for my sites and client sites.
But getting everything else under one roof would be great. I hope someone out there will share a great application.
Slick-ness doubles for Outlook users: Seamless task / to do list & reminders integration
Holy-cow Trifecta: When used on a take it everywhere small Tablet PC (Samsung Q1 in my case)
But there's no web-based version to synchronize with for other computers/access remotely is there?
And thanks for commenting Ed!
Lots of info @ link below:
http://blogs.msdn.com/chris_pratley/archive/200...
Websites to visit later go into my bookmarks in a folder marked websites to visit later.
The address book that came in my computer works for passwords and contact info. Use the business phone and/or home phone fields for passwords and/or usernames.
These aren't incredibly sophisticated, but they work well.
Carolyn
Boy, DO I hear you with this. But, I have found a software (originally it was to synch with my Palm) that really helps me manage lots of information, passwords, URLs, credit card #s, frequent flyer #s -- you get the idea.
Check out splashID.com
It has really saved my hide more than once!
Best,
Drew
Professionnaly backed-up (so I don't have to worry about my hard drive crashing).
Accessible from everywhere.
Easily searchable.
Do you email yourself information then label it for later?
In fact, I developed and bootstrapped AgileGraph just for that purpose.
Many times I didn’t need complicated tools like MS Project, I just needed to find out which tasks were behind / complete / ahead, too costly, etc.
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