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Create an environmentally-friendly office that keeps your life and files organized and manageable.
To complete this How-To you will need:
A computer
An external hard-drive
A scanner
Fax software
Online storage (optional)
CD-ROMs (optional)
Step 1: Back up existing files
Back up your existing files by saving everything on your hard-drive to an external hard-drive.
Tip: If you don't have an external hard drive, you can use online storage or CD-ROMs
Step 2: Create document folders
Create document folders with the same titles as those in your filing cabinet.
Step 3: Scan hard-copy documents into .doc or .pdf files
Scan existing hard-copy documents as .doc or .pdf files and place them in folders.
Tip: Scan only what you'll need going forward. Many of your old files might never be used, and can be weeded out as new documents come in.
Step 4: Regularly scan new documents
Routinely scan new hard-copy documents that come to your office, and save them to your electronic filing system.
Step 5: Install fax software
Install fax software onto your computer. Generate faxes from your computer, and take incoming faxes electronically.
Step 6: Back up regularly
Back up your files regularly to an external hard drive, an online internet back-up, or CD-ROM. Initiate nightly automatic backups.
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Step 1: Remove Paper.
I hope you were paying attention because I will not be repeating that.
wesilation98 6 months ago 128
Step 7: Have your computer crash beyond repair
Step 8: Try to recover files from online backup, but realise you didn't write the encryption key on a piece of PAPER
Step 9: Scream at the helpdesk employee because you're a dipshit that's lost all his files forever
Besides how much CO2 do all those computers and servers vent being active 24/7?
Caesar0031 6 months ago 6