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Very popular in the clusters, but tricky to use correctly. Students e-mail a paper to themselves to store it temporarily online until they can get back to writing it later. This works fine as temporary backup, but it’s easy to make a mistake that could lose your paper.
If you e-mail a paper to yourself, make sure it went through and is safely in your e-mail before you go. When you resume writing, make sure to save the paper to the desktop first. If you open the paper in e-mail and start writing without saving it to the desktop first, none of your changes will be saved!
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