So, I can make notes to myself about everything, and they are on all devices. I start a note and it syncs immediately to my phone, my wife's phone, my tablet, PC and both my laptops. Like Gnits said, One Note is great and part of my daily life. My image files are separate and a lot (many TB) so I don't cloud them yet. I love One Drive and use it for every file I have that is not an image file. just have them uploaded to the cloud as well as to the external hard drive when I import them from my camera but without them staying in the Pictures folder on the hard drive on my computer. Obviously I'm paranoid about my photographs and I was wondering if it's still worth keeping them in the cloud as well as on the two hard drives, and if so, if it's possible to use OneDrive for this without also having the files cluttering up the computer's hard disk, ie. I have just bought two mahoosive WD portable hard drives intending to use one of them as a working drive for my photos and the other as backup (to be kept somewhere different to where my computer is, in case of disastrous house fire etc.). I've got a load of cloud storage along with my Microsoft Office subscription, so until recently, I've been putting my photos in the Pictures folder on my hard disk and allowing OneDrive to back them up to the cloud (although I read recently that OneDrive isn't really a backup - so if I accidentally delete a file on my computer, the mistake will also be synced to OneDrive).

My computer is grinding to a halt because it has so little spare space on the disk (it's been in the red for ages). My desktop machine has a 500GB hard disk which is mostly full of my Pictures folder (350GB and counting).

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