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So, you lost Mac on your Mac?

 

Try storing all your notes/stuff on Google Drive. Use Drive to do your word processing, spreadsheets, etc. Since Drive is web-based, it doesn't matter where you are or what browser you use (although it's designed to work best with Chrome).

 

Mrs. R and I bought Kindles a couple years ago. She loves hers and has a hundred or so books on it, but I use mine for the internet, pilot apps, and games (stupid Miniclip Pool ). I have tried to read on the thing, but I cannot do it. I prefer the tactile element and the smell of bound paper.

Welcome to the Old-School Club. :smilewinkgrin:

 

They have apps for iPhone/android, tablets and pcs/macs.

 

If you have Office, stick with it...but consider this: you can create/edit your documents in Word or Excel, save them to Drive, and download to edit them again any time you want. The advantage to this is, if your personal computer ever changes or dies, you will still have access to your documents. The disadvantage is, you *must* have an internet connection to save or download them.

 

I make all my documents in rich text format (RTF) which can be done in Word, Wordpad, Works, and probably others.

If I think it's something I want to save long term, I email it to myself. Yahoo doesn't delete sent emails automatically, so it's always there.

This came in very handy not long ago. I had made an outline for an adult bible study early last year, and saved it onto a flash drive. Lo and behold, someone broke into my house last November and stole my laptop and flash drive.

Then in April I was asked to lead the same bible study at my current church

Oh, no. What to do?

I simply went into my "sent" folder, and there it was.

 

That's a good tip. Another technique is to attach the file, then close the email without identifying a "To" recipient, and without sending. It will be saved to a Drafts folder, accomplishing the same thing.

 

That there might be a better option, considering an outbox could have an enormous amount of emails to have to sift through.

 

I read and have continued to reread that book, excellent!

 

have you read book by Dr Fee"How to read the Bible for alls its worth?"