With the release of iOS7, Evernote has released a brand new version of its iOS app for iPhone, iPad, and iPod Touch. One of the new features which is Premium, but free for everyone for 30 days, is the ability to annotate and mark up PDFs right inside the app. This is extremely handy, and […]
Continue readingThis is going to be a strange thing to say, but I love (and I mean LOVE) inboxes. When we think of inboxes, we usually think of that plastic or wire thing on the desk that is overflowing with paper from 2 years ago. Since I’m all about going paperless, I’m talking about an electronic […]
Continue readingNeatConnect is a new wireless cloud scanner from Neat (the makers of NeatReceipts and NeatDesk). This is a quick introduction to it.
Continue readingI don’t know how I missed this, but for the past few years Evernote forum user “spg SCOTT” has kept a public notebook with some great Evernote Windows tips and tools. Now with the release of Evernote 5, many of those tips have become obsolete. Fortunately, Scott is on it and he has a new […]
Continue readingThe ScanSnap software can be automatically launched when the ScanSnap lid is opened. How cool is that? This post shows you how with Keyboard Maestro.
Continue readingA few weeks ago, I was wandering around my kids’ schoolyard at 6:30 in the morning picking up sticks[1]. I thought to myself, “Thank goodness Dan and Vanessa are keeping me company so I don’t feel like such a crazy person.” I was listening to the Simple Life Together podcast, and I realized then that […]
Continue readingIf there is one tool that I can’t seem to shut up about, it is Hazel. It makes it really easy and efficient to process paperless documents[1]. The only problem is that Hazel is a Mac app, and I have struggled to find a Windows equivalent. There are many Windows apps out there that will […]
Continue readingWith all the talk of file syncing services like Dropbox or devices like the Transporter, it is easy to forget about good old-fashioned file sharing. Your computer can be set up to share files with other computers on your network, or you may want to turn this ability off if you are going on a […]
Continue readingThis is a guest post from Penny Bryant Catterall, a Professional Organizer in the Washington DC area. I read her describe her receipt workflow on a NAPO mailing list, and begged her to share it with you. As a paperless devotee, business owner, and office organizer, I have clients who want to know what I […]
Continue readingFor the past few months, I have been using a device called the Transporter, made by Connected Data. I first encountered it at Macworld and knew right away it could be a great solution for those of us who want to have our files accessible anywhere, but don’t feel comfortable uploading them to a third-party […]
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