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Wednesday, March 7, 2012

About Onepo.st



Onepo.st is an online tool that allows you to directly sync Google docs with Dropbox. This makes it particularly easy to share work documents with other people, such as co-workers, friends, and family. Because Dropbox and Google docs sync, you can take advantage of the collaboration features already offered by Google documents, such as collaborating with other people on a spreadsheet or a collaborative essay and then share different versions of your product with others by using Dropbox.
Onepo.st doesn't just stop there, it allows you to sync Dropbox and Google Docs right from your desktop with an easy-to-use application.

This allows you to promote a better work flow for both yourself and colleagues. You can make your rough drafts of a document on your desktop, then sync Google Docs with Dropbox and then start the collaboration process. If your work is aimed at impressing clients, or tailoring a draft with your team to a client's needs, you simply sync Dropbox with Google docs and send the Dropbox link out where you need.
Another advantage of the ability to have Dropbox and Google Docs sync is that you maintain the simplicity of sharing files with Windows, Mac, Linux, iPad, iPhone, Android, and Blackberry platforms. All this with the security that your file will always be there when you need it from Dropbox, whilst maintaining the ability to use the professional features of Google Docs, such as Google presentations, comments, and open functionality.

By just using Onepo.st to sync Dropbox and Google Docs, you can acquire the best of both worlds and make collaboration that much easier.

But if you're not into collaboration, you can still take advantage of the syncing functionality. You can start work on a work station or a library computer, sync Google Docs with Dropbox using Onepo.st, and then take your work back with you to complete before backing it up on two reliable platforms to save just in case something happens.

So with all that being said, be sure to use Onepo.st in order to keep your work productive and secure by using it to have Dropbox and Google Docs sync.

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Sunday, February 12, 2012

Embed Dropbox Photo Albums

It's easy to embed Photo Albums from Dropbox, Facebook, Google Docs or other services into your blog or site. Here's a sample:


And check out this sample on Tumblr:

http://bayclimber.tumblr.com/post/1647165547/embed-dropbox-photo-album-in-tumblr 

To embed a Dropbox photo album in your own Tumblr:
1. Login to Onepost and go to Photos - Onepo.st/photos.
2. Click on Dropbox Photos and connect to Dropbox if you're not already connected.


 

3. Choose your album.

 

Click "Get the photo widget."
Copy the script and paste it into your Tumblr blog.



Your Dropbox photo album will now be displayed in your Tumblr blog.

Visit onepo.st facebook page for more info

Tuesday, September 27, 2011

How to activate Facebook Timeline


There is a way, ladies and gentlemen, you get yourself aboard an early developers look at Facebook’s new layout, that being the one called Timeline. The process is relatively simple, though you must be warned: its designed to allow developers to see the build early and may not be completely set up to show you exactly what you want to see of yourself – my god, your whole Facebook life, right there! Let’s get started!













First, you must head to the Facebook Developers page at https://developers.facebook.com/ and sign up for an account. This will be the longest portion of your process as you may have to wait for permissions to take effect or for your confirmation numbers to go through. You’ve got to confirm your account with a text message sent to your cell phone, at which point you’ve got to head to step two.



Second, create a new app. To do this you’ve just got to head up to the upper right-hand side of your developer homepage and hit the Create New App button. You’ll have a window pop up with a place for App Display Name and App Namespace. Enter whatever you like and click Continue. There may be a “type this picture” security check at this point – do it and continue.


Third, once you’re in the App Summary for the app you’ve just started creating, find the link in the upper left that’s titled “Open Graph”. You’ll recognize this link from yesterday’s news. Here you’ve got to enter something basic in both text fields, something like Watch and Movie will do fine. Hit “get started.”



Fourth, you’ll be brought back to a page that looks basically like the page you were at before you hit Open Graph. All you’ve got to do here is go to the bottom of the screen and hit “Save Changes and Next”. At this point you wait for a few minutes.



Fifth and finally, head to your own normal Facebook homepage and you’ll hopefully see this little box front and center. Hit “Get it Now” and you’re in!





Note that it will only be you and other Facebook Developers (including everyone else who used this method to activate, in this case) that will be able to see your Timeline until the 30th of September, 2011. It appears that this is the date that Timeline will be active for everyone OR at least the date at which the Beta will begin to be sent out in bulk.

Monday, July 18, 2011

Get more followers, fans, and friends!

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