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Nice post! And thanks for choosing Zoho under the Productivity category. Zoho Start is undergoing a revamp and you should be seeing a more better version soon
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Having used Zoho a bit more since writing this post, I feel compelled to add that sorting and saving in Zoho Sheet need work. You can only sort by one column at a time (no secondary or tertiary sorts), and you do not have any control over how much Zoho selects when you are sorting more than one column of data. I’ve run into Zoho deciding to not select the last couple columns of data, sorting everything else, and then having to undo it all to start over.
Saving is also tricky sometimes. I’ve run into problems thinking it auto-saved (Save icon was dimmed) a document, but then finding later that a chunk of my changes had been lost. The auto-saves also don’t apply when you are going back to the “last saved” version. In other words, if you make one mistake that you can’t undo (very possible with the contorted sorting issues above), and you want to go back to the last saved version. Be prepared to go waaay back to the beginning of your session (or the last time you manually saved). I’ve gotten into the habit of manually saving often, but this feels like a step back five years or so, and definitely does not compare well with Google Docs’ saving-every-change-as-a-different-version approach.
Lifestreaming: Two excellent reviews of lifestreaming sites (1, 2) share the same top three: Socialthing!, Profilactic, and Friendfeed. Socialthing! is invite-only, so I only looked at Profilactic, which accesses more sites (Veoh and deviantART, among others), and Friendfeed, which has better integration (like automatically adding friends who are on both Friendfeed and Facebook). A bit more of a fan of quality than quantity, I’ll play around with Friendfeed for now, but any one of these three is probably the way to go for lifestreaming.
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