Out of sync at 35,000 feet
As I sit here on yet another long-distance flight, the person in
front of me has reclined the seat, and now my laptop truly is in my
lap.
The top of my screen is wedged up against the seat back. With
barely enough room to type on the keyboard angled into my
midsection, I wish I had a small, light "road warrior" machine (or
that I could get to fly first class).
Like so many business users with more than one computer, I do have
a smaller notebook I could have brought. But I rarely end up taking
it on the road. It is much too difficult to keep the machine up to
date with all of the files I am working on. Transferring files I
keep in "My Documents" would not be so bad. But the real problem is
keeping two completely synchronized and up-to-date Outlook
files.
