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| PC Housekeeping |
| Author: | Andrew Ralton |
| Date: | Saturday, 6th Jul 2002 09:46 |
| Views: | 3,210 (excluding Digests and RSS feeds) |
| Category: | Computers and Software | | URL: | http://www.freepint.com/go/b18680 |
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Does anyone know of any guidelines for keeping and ordering files on the PC? I mean where do you keep files that have been created e.g. letters that you might want to refer back to? In My Documents I have started to keep a separate sub-folder for each month for all correspondence and other files I have created in that month. However, this is not ideal and I wondered if anyone had any better ideas. I realise that there is probably not a definitive answer to this, but would be interestd to hear other peoples views.
Also, is there any recommended system for storing website favourites, similar to the same way that the Dewey system works, for instance, for books? I suppose I would be surprised if there was, but again I would be interested to hear what other members have to say.
Andrew Ralton |
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| PC Housekeeping | | Does anyone know of any guidelines for keeping and ordering files on the PC? I mean where do you ... |
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Andrew Ralton |
06/07/02 09:46 |
18680 |
 | Re: PC Housekeeping | | Wow, quite a thread. Kudos to all who have suggested some really great ideas!
My two cents: I don't organize ... |
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Jim Provost |
24/07/02 18:09 |
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 | Re: PC Housekeeping | | Jerry's Rules for Filing:
1) Personal and public filing systems are different. The first, only you have to understand; the second ... |
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J Williams |
24/07/02 09:14 |
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 | Re: PC Housekeeping | | As I understand it, the most important classification is Time. That is, when we create something, we remember it much ... |
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Andrew Denny |
17/07/02 23:15 |
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 | Re: PC Housekeeping | | Andrew
I think that someone has already said this but I find the most useful system is create subject categories in ... |
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Angela Abell |
15/07/02 18:26 |
18818 |
 | Re: PC Housekeeping | | Andrew,
It is a good idea to separate your program files from your data files (eg. Word documents and emails). Many ... |
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Laura Naylor |
11/07/02 16:25 |
18767 |
 | Re: PC Housekeeping | | Just an additional note to Derek's contribution - if you browse with Internet Explorer and have more than one browser ... |
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Stuart Cliffe |
10/07/02 15:13 |
18738 |
  | Re: PC Housekeeping | | Thank you to all who have replied to this thread. There were some very interestng and useful ideas, as ... |
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Andrew Ralton |
15/07/02 22:58 |
18820 |
 | Re: PC Housekeeping | |
System for storing website favourites, similar to the Dewey system works
Dewey was an attempt to put all information into a ... |
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Derek Harper |
10/07/02 12:25 |
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 | Re: PC Housekeeping | | I have had a lot of discussions about that with colleagues and clients. My advice to them and to ... |
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Barbara Wanzenried |
08/07/02 08:44 |
18695 |
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Barbara Wanzenried |
08/07/02 09:14 |
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 | Re: PC Housekeeping | | This is a very good question, and could merit a very long answer. As a few brief points ... |
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Stuart Cliffe |
06/07/02 17:48 |
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  | Re: PC Housekeeping | | This is a very interesting thread and something with which I have grappled long and hard.
I too would LOVE to ... |
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Norman Boyd |
19/07/02 13:49 |
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   | Re: PC Housekeeping | | Norman,
Responding to your plea to extend this thread, there is every reason why "the issues here seem to remind [you] ... |
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Bob Bater |
19/07/02 23:01 |
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  | Re: PC Housekeeping | | Thanks Barbara and Stuart your answers certainly gave me food for thought on this issue.
Andrew Ralton |
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Andrew Ralton |
08/07/02 18:17 |
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