Re: OT: How to take notes and how you manage them?

Hello Nadeem,

I used notepad, and a blog. I organized the files by blueprint topic as
well, with folders for each major top-level topic (IGP, Switching, etc).
This is where I kept PDFs and text files on specific topics. I never kept
one big text file, I used many smaller ones. Remember to review your notes
as well, that way you know your making progress.

Good luck,

On Fri, Jul 24, 2009 at 1:27 PM, Nadeem Rafi <nrafia_at_gmail.com> wrote:

> Hi,
> i want to know how you guys take notes for your studies and how you manage
> them? For me, i was using Evernot since today morning. Few days ago they
> introduce an "Auto Save" feature. I have opened a lenghty note today and
> while it was loading i opted to close it and this auto save feauter saved
> it
> balnk. Puf, all the work has gone. No backup they provide and no trace of
> material was there....
> I am trying to setup a private blog now for note taking ... Private! as it
> has some direct copy paste from study books and INE workbook. How you guys
> manage this important activity? keen to know.
>
> Best Regards,
>
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