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what's wrong with using google tasks?
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Desktop Support, Software Support and Server Administration

Mark O'Brien

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uummmm never knew about it how do you use it? will it fill up the whole screen?
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I'd like to be able to have a dark background instead of pure white and I need to text to be a lot larger
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I think myViewBoard Whiteboard might work at least for awhile. &nbsp;Seems to allow me to just type out text on the screen. &nbsp;<br><br>Anyone else come up with any freeware?
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Cant remember what I found but I found something that will work for now.
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looking for an app for my Android S3 to turn it into a reminder board for work. I'd like to be able to type reminders to myself and put them in front of me when I'm at my computer. &nbsp;I looked into screencloud but that might be a little expensive after the trial.
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looking for an app for my Android S3 to turn it into a reminder board for work. I'd like to be able to type reminders to myself and put them in front of me when I'm at my computer.  I looked into screencloud but that might be a little expensive after the trial.

Looking for signage type reminder app for tablet S3

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