I confess I have an emotional block against using spreadsheets (except

for spreadsheet stuff of course.) I have a client who uses spreadsheets

for everything...forms, word processing, signs...it drives me nuts

wanting everything in my VFP app exported to XLS.

Mike

Sytze de Boer wrote:

> How about a spreadsheet in your Dropbox

>

>

> On Fri, Dec 12, 2014 at 9:14 AM, Mike Copeland <mike@ggisoft.com> wrote:

>

>> All,

>>

>> I need a way to store business-related notes and have them accessible from

>> anywhere, including from my Andriod phone. I'm currently using an

>> application I wrote in VFP, which works great, but if I'm out of the

>> office, I have to have remote access back to my computer. So, I'm looking

>> for a "cloud" (oooooh, buzzword warning!) solution.

>>

>> Obviously, there's Evernote. Any platform, free for limited use, popular,

>> established. I've downloaded and installed it and played with it, and it

>> doesn't overwhelm me.

>>

>> Anyone got any other suggestions? What do you use? Do you like it?

>>

>> I just need to be able to store names, phone, email, random notes, URLs,

>> maybe even pix or video. Something with very flexible search...no good to

>> HAVE the info if you can't FIND the info.

>>

>> Thanks in advance for any suggestions or advice.

>>

>> Mike Copeland

>>

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