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How to Organize Your Life #35: Computer Files

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Updated Sep. 23, 2019. Originally published Aug. 13, 2013. If you’re just stumbling across this, please click here for the other posts in the series. Oh, Boy! I’ll be honest; this week’s topic is a bit of a doozy.  (Does anyone else hear Groundhog Day when they hear that word?)  We need to ensure that […]

How to Organize Your Life #34: Computer Information

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Updated Sep. 23, 2019. Originally published Aug. 6, 2013. If you’re just stumbling across this, please click here for the other posts in the series. What is “Computer Information” About? “Computer information” is all of the bits of information you might need to keep track of in relation to your computer’s hardware and software.  Brand […]

How to Organize Your Life #33: Computer Passwords

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Updated Sep. 23, 2019. Originally posted Jul. 30, 2013. If you’re just stumbling across this, please click here for the other posts in the series. Passwords Are Everywhere It seems we have passwords for everything anymore.  Not only do we have passwords for offline things (like our debit cards and voicemail); now we have cpasswords […]