Re: Lab Tracking Spreadsheet

When Excel starts to make you angry, check out Evernote.
http://evernote.com/

-It's free (unless you need to upload an obscene amount of data per month...
I've never come close with my CCIE notes).
-It's flexible. I've setup a structure so I can store notes in the same
format as the the extended lab blueprint, along with documentation URL for
each topic.
-Clients for OS X, Windows, iPhone, Android.
-Can access/update your notes from anywhere including evernote.com (they're
stored in the cloud and automatically synced, so even when someone steals
your laptop or your hard drive crashes, your notes are safe).
-Can easily copy/paste sections of websites (and diagrams/formatting is
retained). Can also easily do screen captures to grab sections of slide
decks / VoD, etc.
-Can easily share notes with others.

-Dave

On Fri, Mar 4, 2011 at 1:11 AM, Alexei Monastyrnyi <alexeim73_at_gmail.com>wrote:

> I am using one but there is nothing special to it, just a general tab
> with time liens and technology streams to work on, and cross-linked tabs
> per technology stream, broken down into technology labs with links to
> the DocCD and work notes.
>
> On 3/4/2011 5:14 AM, Elliott Reyes wrote:
> > Does anyone have a spreadsheet they use to track lab progress and
> > technology's they come across. I'm starting to make one but was just
> curious
> > if there was one out there already.
> >
> >
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