Blog More Effectively with Microsoft Mesh
Being able to work on multiple computers and having the ability to sync them all up has always been one of the major challenges for programmers, bloggers, and anyone who constantly works with files. There are plenty of solutions around that let you get your work done on multiple computers. You can always use a remote desktop solution to gain access to your home PC. But why would you want to do that when you can use Microsoft Mesh? Microsoft Mesh is an innovative file sharing system that lets you manage your files from anywhere in the world. You can easily upload your files, manage them across multiple devices, and even sync your folders across all devices using Live Mesh software for PC or Mac.
Here is why I love Microsoft Mesh. It’s probably the most straight forward piece of software I have used in years. Unlike many other software kits around, you don’t have to read hundreds of pages of manual to find out how you can get the best out of Mesh. The system is very intuitive and things are placed where they need to be. The service is flexible as well. So I can create a word file on my Mac and use it on my Windows machine when I am on the go. Creating a folder and adding files to it can’t get any easier. With a couple of clicks, you are well on your way.
The service has a Vista look and feel to it. So even if you are using it on a Windows 98 machine, you are going to get that sleek look and feel when using your Mesh account. Another interesting Mesh feature is the message system. You can post messages and updates to your Mesh account to give yourself reminders or convey other information through your account.
As someone who has not been a big fan of Microsoft products in the past, I have to say Mesh is a great service and can help you become a more productive blogger if you tend to spend time on multiple computers, across multiple platforms. It’s very easy to set up, very intuitive, and free. Best of all, you can access it through the Internet. Can’t get any easier than that.
