Where can I store my documents online?
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You can store 1GB on ThinkFree Online Office\n\nhttp://www.thinkfree.com/common/main.tfo
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You may create password-protected archive, where you can aggregate all the files you need.\nIt can be done in different ways for different archivers, but usually it's very simple.
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Check out storage at \n\nTry http://www.411.com\n\nGood Luck
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You mean somewhere to store them?  Try photobucket.com.
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Portable Document format
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First of all, you need a place somewhere you can store your files. This place is called a hosting space. If you are seriously looking for a dedicated and serious sharing of your files, you can buy some space from some provider.\n\nBut if you are looking for a casual sharing of files, try http://www.flickr.com for photographs and http://www.youtube.com for videos. These sites allow you to upload and share your own photographs and videos respectively.
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Go to: http://briefcase.yahoo.com\n\nLogin with your Yahoo ID & Password.. and upload files which you always want anywhere...\n\nIts simple & easy to use...\nCheck it out..
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I had the same need but I took a slightly different approach.  After some thought, I determined the following:\n\n- I didn't need all of my files all the time but rather I only needed a core subset of files all the time and then some other files depending up on what I was doing at that time.\n- I always travel with either my phone or some other device which can store information.  Sometimes I have a pda or an ipod-like device or laptop.\n- I was not completely thrilled with the idea of having all of my information on some server out there on the internet.  I am comfortable with the level of security which currently exists but I've learned not to trust it fully and to remain a little bit cautious.\n- Backing up files (or archiving files) OR making all of my files available, were two different scenarios and so I didn't need to solve these at the same time.  I could pick and choose the best of breed way to solve these separately.\n\nSo, here is what I decided to do:\n\n1. Backing-Up/Archiving old files: These are files which I wasn't planning on using anymore but which I didn't want on my hardrives.  I realized that I will have this need for as long as I live :) so I purchased an external DVD Burner and started to burn my files to DVD's which I then kept in a safe place.  There are others options you can use here (e.g. separate external harddrives, a zip/jazz drive etc) but I decided on the external DVD since they are pretty inexpensive in most every way.\n\n2. Sensitive/personal information I want accessible all the time: I decided that I would put this information on whatever device I was carrying with me at the time.  For instance, I would sync my home computer with my smartphone and/or my laptop and have that info on it (e.g. contacts, calendar info, documents, music etc).  If I needed a little more space and didn't want to bring my laptop, I would use a portable USB drive which are pretty huge these days.  I've also heard that there may be ways to put information (other then songs/vids) onto ipod-like devices and so I would consider doing that as well.  The mindset here is that there is no safer place to keep that stuff then by my side, in my ear, on my wrist, in my pocket etc.\n\n3. Everything else: For all other files which I didn't think were too sensitive or personal, I use an online storage service like xdrive.  This is not free and so I might investigate some of the other free services to see if they work for me.  Again, since I am not overly protective about these files and I am confident that the current state of security is good enough, I will be ok with just about anything.\n\n4. What about just remotely accessing my home computer in a secure way?  I've used this approach for many situations when I was not at home in front of my computer and it has worked out very well.  The service I use is GoToMyPC.  This approach holds the most promise for how I see myself interacting with my information/files wherever I may be and from whatever device.  With that said, there are some things you need to set up and have running in order to use this and this service is also not free.  Also, since these types of services are still fairly new, they may not yet be battle hardened enough...but they are getting there.  I recommend you take a look to at least familiarize yourself with it and if you can try it out, definitely do.  You may find it to be the right answer for you.  Another to look at is FolderShare.  I haven't tried this yet but am looking into it.\n\nKeep in mind:  Security is not 100%...don't forget what you know.\n\nGood luck!\n\nDVD Burner Buyers guide: http://reviews.cnet.com/Drives_&_burners/4520-7613_7-5135505.html?tag=dir\nPDA info: http://reviews.cnet.com/Handhelds/2001-3127_7-0.html?tag=otgfd.hnd\nPortable USB Drives: http://reviews.search.com/search?q=usb+drive&nodeid=3240&format=customlayout&channel=54&cat=312&mode=products&allfields=0&k=25748383\nxdrive: http://ww
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You can certainly do this. However, it is a good idea to always have a copy on your hard drive. Flash drives are fairly reliable, but if the document is important you should always have a backup on your hard drive.
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be very careful about "storing" your creative writing online. \n\nif you want to just "store" it... use discs, files, ports. if you want to "submit" it for publication..then submit it to the appropriate place. \n\nIf you are just looking for "creative outlets" then try this website, epinions..or another site that fits your catagory. (poetry websites..etc.) or a blog.
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save work/folders on a disk
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Yes.\n\nComputers and the Internet are only virtual anyway. What happens on the one day that you need that statement and your access is unavailable for some reason? I find that the days that I need that information (or any information!) are the ones where some problem impedes my access.\n\nThat's quite aside from the fact that most banks only store statements online for the last 6 months. In most situations you're going to want to access at least the last 12 months.\n\nAdd to that the fact that online banking still requires some maintenance on their part. This means that their services may be interrupted from time to time, sometimes for several hours (though it tends to be in the wee hours).\n\nNow, I do admire your perspicacity where paper conservation is concerned, but your personal needs should override those factors, at least until such time that electronic copies can be made permanently available.\n\nOne alternative that may be of value, but will take a little more work, lies in the use of a document scanner (a flatbed will do but is more work). You could scan the statements and store them locally (and keep a backup). That would mean that your statements are stored electronically and are also available without Internet access or the bank being available. Don't forget to shred upon completion.
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You can only get things online when they have been put online by someone (I guess that is a "no duh" statement).  I seriously doubt someone's (a living person's) will would be online unless they purposely put it there.  Most people keep their wills in a safe deposit box.  It may possibly end up online after they have already passed away if it goes through probate.  Other documents may end up online (like wedding or death certificates) because they are public record at the county clerk's office.  They might be found online if your county images documents and has a website.
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www.filehippo.com , and many more
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Any online storage, like .Mac works just fine.  You can use Yahoo! mail, but you'll want to store a bunch on each message (by artist?), you're "limited" to 1GB, and it's not as elegant.
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why are trying to sufer yourself. just place those things in the websites like rapidshare.com they give more spaces to upload your files. just make search in google and you can find so many sites that offer free webspace to store your files.
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There are lots of options.\nHere's just one\nhttp://www.nonags.com/nonags/fileren.html\n///