Bit literacy productivity in the age of information and e-mail overload

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The context. Bits -- Users -- The solution -- The method. Managing incoming e-mail -- Managing todos -- The media diet -- Managing photos -- Creating bits -- File formats -- Naming files -- Storing files -- Other essentials -- The future of bit literacy -- Appendix A. Message to developers -- Appendix B. On Mac vs. Windows -- Afterword / Phil Terry.;There's finally a solution for information overload. Bit Literacy, the new book by Mark Hurst, describes how to manage e-mail, todos, photos, a media diet, and other sources of stress for people today. Bit Literacy is written for normal, non-techie users, and it doesn't require any special software or computer skills. Read the book and you'll start working more productively, so as to live a fuller life outside of work. - Publisher. The context. Bits -- Users -- The solution -- The method. Managing incoming e-mail -- Managing todos -- The media diet -- Managing photos -- Creating bits -- File formats -- Naming files -- Storing files -- Other essentials -- The future of bit literacy -- Appendix A. Message to developers -- Appendix B. On Mac vs. Windows -- Afterword / Phil Terry.