High Tech. Organizing

Get started in the high tech. world of on-line organizing of your time, ideas and events with these free offerings. Click on the blue header, at the top of each section of programs, to see each one explained.

My Favorite To - Do List Organizer on the web.

You can now "sync." your MS Outlook Calendar ( automatically and seamlessly ) with Google Calendar and display it all on the web to be viewed from any computer.

Write on the web and save what you write with Google Docs. It's a place, also, to up-load spreadsheets and documents so they can be shared with others or kept private for your use only.

For quick notes to yourself or to be shared, try Google Notebook.

Pull it all together with iGoogle page. It is your personalized Google page. Add news, photos, weather, and stuff from across the web like Toodledo, Your Google Calendar, Your Google Docs., and Google Notebooks. This is my "Homepage" where I go to automatically when I launch my Firefox Browser.

More Free, High Tech. Ways To Get Organized....page through these offerings and read what they can do to help you get organized.

I use Firefox to surf the web. It is a faster, more secure, and fully customizable way to surf. It also has numerous "add-ons" that you can enhance it with >> See below.

I like FoxClocks which displays local times in the US and around the world in the Firefox statusbar/toolbar. There is, also, a nice Google Notebook Add - On which lets you clip items from the web and add them to your Google Notebook. Plus there are many more Firefox "add-ons" available.