I believe that is for 3rd party apps. I believe the native client has no restrictions.

But that is just it, Copy.com doesn't have file size limits. I think he has something else against it.

Copy.com has no size limits. I may not have a 6GB file, but I do have a 3.25GB file in mine. Plus on their home page, it says "No size limits. No viewing restrictions." or on this page "Copy allows users to upload and share files of any size, including 1080p videos and raw photographs, without size limitations".

I'm curious why you don't think it is a suitable substitute?

Copy.com is more than suitable replacement for Dropbox. In case you haven't heard of copy, they give you 15GB for signing up 20GB if you use a referral link like this one https://copy.com?r=EOFh2o The service seems to be as fast as Dropbox and has most of the same features. The only feature it is missing that I…

I use copy and Skydrive er OneDrive. I like Copy.com and the amount of free space they give you to start and how easy it is to earn more.

Crashplan and Copy are my main methods.

That's good to know. Does it still have the per file size limit?

But isn't that site requiring you to trust the people that are running the vpn servers? And since they are free, there is less incentive for them to all be honest.

Celebrate Microsoft getting sued with 10GB of FREE Cloud Storage. You'll get the first 7GB for signing up, and another three for setting up automatic photo backups on your smartphone, which you can just turn off later. Works with Xbox One and Xbox 360 [OneDrive]

Besides the jacket, the shirt collar also dictates width as well. A wider tie makes a nicer knot for a wide collar.

I agree with you. An inkjet's best job is photo printing, and it is just easier to let walgreens/walmart/costco or someone else print the photos.

Thanks, it looks like that might work for me.

Does anyone know of an easy to move (on wheels), easy to height adjust, and have an approximate 40" width on the table top?

OneNote has gotten better in the last couple of iterations. The first time I tried OneNote, I felt that it was really slow.

Wouldn't this block LH as well? Then how would I learn about these productivity tricks. :)

I would hope that number would stay and they wouldn't reduce it.

I think there are at least other resources that do a pretty good job with budgeting and saving, so maybe that is why they tackled finance first.

That actually makes the most sense of any use case that I could think of.

Interesting idea, but are people so busy that they can't take the 30 seconds to add it to their calendar themselves?