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I think a database app would be ideal, so it could be on the computer and the ipad and sync, but a casual quick search didn't turn up anything.
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Time to start selling.
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Someone please tell me how to save this post so I can do all this for my son to start selling off some of my sewing machines. I have two regular sewing machines that I use exclusively, and my Gammill, but that is a no-brainer. If I ever get serious about cleaning my sewing room up, and getting rid of the clutter, this has to be the starting point. You would think that someone who was a secretary for 25 years would already have done this. I just keep putting it off. I guess I have Lynnie's saying stuck in my head and can't get around it (at least I think it is hers--the procrastination one).....
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I like the idea of the binder with the manual inside. I make copies of the "most used need to know" pages of the manual to keep with the machine and store the real manuals in my craft room. I am going to look into this binder idea. Thanks!
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Champanier, You can also put a link that will go to your saved manuals in files on your computer. It is the same principle as jumping within a section of a book. Go to your help section in your spreadsheet program and search for this technique.
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You can save your spreadsheet and do it in Dropbox. Then it would be accessible on all your electronics and you could share it with certain people. I have done it with my resume so I could email it from my phone while I was at work and found out about a job opening. Very easy to do.
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Oh, that's great! I'll look it up.
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Someone please tell me how to save this post so I can do all this for my son to start selling off some of my sewing machines. I have two regular sewing machines that I use exclusively, and my Gammill, but that is a no-brainer. If I ever get serious about cleaning my sewing room up, and getting rid of the clutter, this has to be the starting point. You would think that someone who was a secretary for 25 years would already have done this. I just keep putting it off. I guess I have Lynnie's saying stuck in my head and can't get around it (at least I think it is hers--the procrastination one).....
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