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I have used a Google Doc for this, as it has ability to copy in screenshots. However a large project with lots of stuff makes it lag
by thinkingemote 8y ago
I have used a Google Doc for this, as it has ability to copy in screenshots. However a large project with lots of stuff makes it lag
- criddell 8y agoThat's a better idea than in local text editor if you are working in Windows. My machine has a way of deciding to reboot on precisely those days that walk away with something open that I don't want to lose.
- kiwicopple 8y agoNotepad++ might be your friend in this situation. It auto saves the doc (even if you haven’t ‘saved’ it yourself)
- dev_north_east 8y agoMicrosoft OneNote is good for this.
- prepend 8y agoSame here. But haven’t found an effortless way to append from the shell file like author. As a result, I have more days without entry than days with. I looked at Google’s scripting and didn’t see an easy way to open and append text like timestamp. I used something similar and just appended a file in Dropbox, but I have a few locations that don’t allow Dropbox mounted.