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	The Art of Filing

bostonblogger

10-6-2007 1:35 AM

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bostonblogger says:

Useful tips on filing

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10-10-2007 10:28 AM

egoldstein

And only file the "clipworthy" stuff

10-23-2007 5:18 AM

citizenbfk

There is a temptation to comment on this. Umm...Do you thinks lots of data files would slow down your computer in any significant way; after all, they just sit there. It's all those little crazy animations and programs running on the desktop or background I think slow down it more.

And...shortened names. No. Definitely not. AbsolutelyUntrue&Invalid. I don't Believe in ShortenedNames...cause you forget what they refer to and/or they do not instantly click OR get searched well.

Like..uh...the last photo I edited and saved was: SuperStrategy2Max_Walls&Towers_BreakthroughPoints.jpg.

C? Now I know right away what the darn photo isl

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