It assumes you already have the app to read the file on the device on which you are working (e.g. save a Word file at work, go home and open the same file with an edition of Word installed on your computer at home).
Just because people had yak butter in their coffee or tea while trekking in the freezing mountains of Tibet doesn't make this a good idea for those of us deskbound, doing not much more than lifting the penske file at work each day.
And advertisers generally don't know who the users are or if they're listening to the files at work, at home or on a portable player like an iPod all of which are data points that traditional advertising purports to deliver.
I would like to mention two options not listed in the article "Staying in Sync: All the Data, Up to Date, All the Time" (April 27), about keeping files synchronized at work and at home.
He is a creature of grimace and gloom, who works as a file clerk at a hospital in Cleveland.
Pekar wrote about his life of drudgery and disappointment working as a file clerk at the federal Department of Veterans Affairs in Cleveland, Ohio.
I think it gave you blinders when you were faced with other people's wants and needs (like the time I needed a zip file for work I accidentally left at your place; instead of sending it to me like you promised, you went out with friends and subsequently almost cost me a job).
