The folks over at DIYPlanner.com are really into paper, and because I wrote a piece for them, it caused me to really analyze what I do in my life with paper, and what I do electronically. I’ve come to realize that in my case, there’s a time for paper and a time for a…

Possible? Yes. There is a new service called ScanR which accepts digital photos (resolution higher than one megapixel), and convert this into a searchable PDF format. The good scenario to use this is when you are travelling and you need a document in electronic format real bad, or you wrote your ideas on the whiteboard…

This is probably a cool hack that you may want to do it once in a life time – making your own paper at home. You can use newspaper, or recycling paper, and couple of other usual materials such as hairdryer, sponge, and wooden frame: PROCEDURE: – soak some of the newspaper in water (it’s better…

Some regular readers may know this answer straight from their head – but for any newcomers — Why do you want to move on from your electronic based PDA to a paper-based organizer? Should you give up the technology and use pen and paper to organize your life? For anyone who has doubts, over at…

Simson L. Garfinkel has made an online PDF generator for lined notepaper with the current month calendar on the top right hand side. It also has the subject and page number field, and rooms for you to staple or punch holes to bind those notepapers together. Notepaper Generator – [simson.com] Related: Lifehack.org’s Online Graph / Grid