@dianebianchi

Thanks for sharing the link, Diane. I’m going to check it out right now.

@laurachristianson You’re welcome.  @ptwylie  I also use Evernote but Dropmark looks like it can do more.  I’m playing around with right now to see what it will do for me, but it looks great if it does everything it says it can do. 

@dianebianchi That’s the one! I saw it in an article somewhere and couldn’t remember the name because it was so close to DropBox   

@laurachristianson I’ll be interested in your assessment as I’ll be getting a tablet in a few weeks and I’ll need something to share files back & forth.

@dianebianchi @kc_kreative

One little glitch I’m experiencing. I tried sending a link to the project to one of my team members, and it told her the link is password-protected so she couldn’t view the project. Can’t see any way to make it un-protected so she can view and open the file.

I’m now trying the “add an email” and I added my project manager’s email to the box, but there doesn’t appear to be any way to verify whether the link got sent.

At least from my end, the program appears to be missing some key elements… or I’m not seeing them. But the interface is pretty bare bones and I’ve clicked on every possible link, so if I’m seeing it, chances are, it isn’t there.

ah, yes, another bright and shiny to play with…but I can’t resist, gotta try it, (hope it is better for me than evernote) @dianebianchi

@deairby @ecumenix I actually still use both Dropbox and Evernote in addition to trying Dropmark.  I think they each have their different uses depending on what you want to do.

@deairby  LOL!  It does get a little sometimes, but I use the different tools for different things.  I store stuff in Evernote that I pulled off the internet that I want to keep around for future reference.  Dropbox I use for files I created on my computer that I want to have access to on my iPad when I am out of town and don’t have my computer.  Dropmark looks like something I can use to collect items that I want to group for purposes of a presentation and I also had an idea of using it to keep projects I’ve done as a kind of pictorial resume.  This might sound complicated, but so far it works for me!

@deairby You can go evernote.com and log in to your account and a sort “dashboard” comes up.  On the far left is a column that says “Notebooks” on the top and down the column is listed your notebooks and tags.  You can either click on a notebook or a tag and it will list all of the notes in that notebook or tag.  Click on a particular note and it will show in the large area on the right so you can read it or edit.  When I installed Evernote I set it up to have an icon on my computer desktop where I could access it without being on the internet, which is set up the same way as the one on the website, so I can go either way.  How did you go about clipping to Evernote?  Do you have the Evernote clipper on your browser?

@deairby  You’re welcome.  Let me know if you have any more problems.