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Thread ID: 125575	2012-07-06 23:03:00	Suggestions for a home document management system?	stuffed (1469)	PC World Chat

Post ID	Timestamp	Content	User
1286479	2012-07-06 23:03:00	Anyone have any experience on a document management system for home and or the small office? Guess documents would be scanned as a pdf file but would need a good search facility built in. Thanks	stuffed (1469)
1286480	2012-07-06 23:11:00	Here are a few examples here (suite101.com). I can't give any personal experience on the matter, so I'm limited to trawling the web :D	Nick G (16709)
1286481	2012-07-06 23:42:00	What is wrong with a shoebox. Works for me. :-) Ken.	kenj (9738)
1286482	2012-07-07 00:42:00	On the floor is good; it self-sorts with frequently accessed docs appearing at the top. Anything below half-way goes in the bin on the two-year culling cycle, stroppy letters from Govt. or Councils by-pass the cull cycle and get immediate diversion to the recyclers.	R2x1 (4628)
1286483	2012-07-07 00:48:00	Do you have a link to it? Thanks	stuffed (1469)
1286484	2012-07-07 00:51:00	Do you have a link to it? ThanksHere www.google.co.nz	plod (107)
1286485	2012-07-07 00:56:00	If you have MS Office why not have a look at OneNote. I have not used it myself but there are possibilities there.	Bobh (5192)
1286486	2012-07-07 02:55:00	Great stuff - will have a look at it - again -a Southlander gets things done!	stuffed (1469)
1286487	2012-07-07 03:39:00	What about a SWMBO? Non-blonde, low maintenance model. :lol:	WalOne (4202)
1286488	2012-07-07 03:49:00	On the floor is good; it self-sorts with frequently accessed docs appearing at the top. Anything below half-way goes in the bin on the two-year culling cycle, stroppy letters from Govt. or Councils by-pass the cull cycle and get immediate diversion to the recyclers. This is where those shredding machines come in real handy......:P	beetle (243)
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