I use TiddlyWiki stored in my DropBox account. Although, recently, Evernote is getting my atention; it has a really useful feature: you send a twitter direct message to evernote user (myen) and it adds a note with your message (a really quick way to add notes or URL's for post-processing). Imagine, you can use a command-line twitter client to create notes! (or any twitter client). I really like this feature.
多年来，我一直保留着一个名为 Knowledgebase.doc 的 Word 文档，其中包含我的所有笔记以及不错的目录。 我喜欢将所有内容保存在一个可搜索的文档中。
我使用同步工具来确保文件被复制到我想要它的所有计算机上。
For many years I've kept a Word doc named Knowledgebase.doc that contains all my notes with a decent table of contents. I like to keep everything in one searchable doc.
I use a sync tool to make sure the file is copied to all the machines I want it on.
At my last place of work they wouldn't let me set up a wiki or anything - so I just made various word documents full of tips and instructions and gave that to my successor when I left.
Now though I'd use a private wiki, or maybe a blog.
//print spool stop.notes.txt
If the printer spooler stops, start it again by
- Services > Provision Networks > Restart Service
tags: printer provision no printer spooler cannot print remote desktop
I agree with emailing, the wiki and the blog. Emailing is the most useful. If you can't use GMail and you're on windows, install a desktop search utility (Windows search, Google Desktop, Copernic, etc)
I also like to jot it into a textfile and save it in my documents folder. Whatever desktop search utility you use will be able to find it easily. e.g.
//print spool stop.notes.txt
If the printer spooler stops, start it again by
- Services > Provision Networks > Restart Service
tags: printer provision no printer spooler cannot print remote desktop
Also, regarding the wiki idea, if you set one up at work, be sure to encourage your coworkers to do the same. When someone finds something of interest they can just write a little "article" explaining what it is and how to do it... that way, not only are your own things easily available and quickly searchable, but you'll often find out things you never knew from other people in your group. That way it benefits everyone not just you.
当然，除了能够公开共享此信息以便其他人能够使用 Google 找到特定问题的解决方案之外，这是一个很大的好处。
Blog about it.
One of the nice side-effects of blogging is that if you use a sensible categorization or tagging system, it's quite easy to search for stuff within your blog. The fact that you wrote about it also makes it easier to remember problems you have encountered before ("hey, I blogged about that!").
That's a great benefit aside from, of course, being able to share this information publicly so that others might be able to find your solution to a particular problem using Google.
为什么不建立一个 Wiki？ 如果您使用的是 Windows，我知道 ScrewTurn wiki 在桌面上部署非常简单/笔记本电脑。 没有数据库可以大惊小怪。
Why not set up a Wiki? If you are on windows, i know that ScrewTurn wiki is pretty simple to deploy on a desktop/laptop. No database to fuss around with.
Google Notebook - I take notes for projects, books I'm reading, etc
Delicious + Firefox plug in - Every time I see a good page I mark it.
Windows Journal (in tablet pc) - When I need to draw something and then copy/cut/paste it. I have more distractions here, the web is always very close :)
Small Moleskine paper notebook - Its always with me.
Big paper notebook - When I need more space to write and less distractions.
Obviously these are for all useful information, not just for snippets or tips and tricks.
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我使用存储在我的 DropBox 帐户中的 TiddlyWiki。 尽管最近 Evernote 引起了我的注意； 它有一个非常有用的功能：您向 Evernote 用户 (myen) 发送一条 twitter 直接消息，它会在您的消息中添加一条注释（这是添加注释或 URL 进行后处理的一种非常快速的方法）。 想象一下，您可以使用命令行 Twitter 客户端来创建笔记！ （或任何 Twitter 客户端）。 我真的很喜欢这个功能。
I use TiddlyWiki stored in my DropBox account. Although, recently, Evernote is getting my atention; it has a really useful feature: you send a twitter direct message to evernote user (myen) and it adds a note with your message (a really quick way to add notes or URL's for post-processing). Imagine, you can use a command-line twitter client to create notes! (or any twitter client). I really like this feature.
多年来，我一直保留着一个名为 Knowledgebase.doc 的 Word 文档，其中包含我的所有笔记以及不错的目录。 我喜欢将所有内容保存在一个可搜索的文档中。
我使用同步工具来确保文件被复制到我想要它的所有计算机上。
For many years I've kept a Word doc named Knowledgebase.doc that contains all my notes with a decent table of contents. I like to keep everything in one searchable doc.
I use a sync tool to make sure the file is copied to all the machines I want it on.
在我最后的工作地点，他们不允许我建立维基或任何东西 - 所以我只是制作了各种充满提示和说明的文字文档，并在我离开时将其交给了我的继任者。
现在我会使用私人维基，或者博客。
At my last place of work they wouldn't let me set up a wiki or anything - so I just made various word documents full of tips and instructions and gave that to my successor when I left.
Now though I'd use a private wiki, or maybe a blog.
在 Google 阅读器中订阅，然后再搜索。
Subscribe in Google Reader and then search later.
我同意电子邮件、维基百科和博客。 电子邮件是最有用的。 如果您无法使用 GMail 并且使用的是 Windows，请安装桌面搜索实用程序（Windows 搜索、Google 桌面、Copernic 等）。
我还喜欢将其记入文本文件并将其保存在我的文档文件夹中。 无论您使用什么桌面搜索实用程序都可以轻松找到它。 例如
I agree with emailing, the wiki and the blog. Emailing is the most useful. If you can't use GMail and you're on windows, install a desktop search utility (Windows search, Google Desktop, Copernic, etc)
I also like to jot it into a textfile and save it in my documents folder. Whatever desktop search utility you use will be able to find it easily. e.g.
我认识的很多人都非常信赖 Google 笔记本
A number of people I know swear by Google Notebook
我将它们发送到我的 gmail 帐户，这样无论我走到哪里，我都可以将它们放入适当的文件夹中以供以后使用。
I send them to my gmail account, that way I have them where ever I go, and they can be put into appropriate folders for later.
我赞同关于该技术的博客...甚至杰夫也说这是他写博客的主要原因。
另外，关于 wiki 的想法，如果您在工作中创建了一个 wiki，请务必鼓励您的同事也这样做。 当有人发现感兴趣的东西时，他们只需写一篇小“文章”来解释它是什么以及如何做......这样，您自己的东西不仅可以轻松获得并快速搜索，而且您经常会发现一些东西你从不知道你的团队中其他人的情况。 这样一来，每个人都会受益，而不仅仅是您。
I second the blog about it technique...even Jeff said that's a major reason he blogs.
Also, regarding the wiki idea, if you set one up at work, be sure to encourage your coworkers to do the same. When someone finds something of interest they can just write a little "article" explaining what it is and how to do it... that way, not only are your own things easily available and quickly searchable, but you'll often find out things you never knew from other people in your group. That way it benefits everyone not just you.
关于它的博客。
博客的好处之一是，如果您使用合理的分类或标记系统，那么在博客中搜索内容就非常容易。 事实上，您写了有关它的内容，也让您更容易记住以前遇到过的问题（“嘿，我在博客上写过这个！”）。
当然，除了能够公开共享此信息以便其他人能够使用 Google 找到特定问题的解决方案之外，这是一个很大的好处。
Blog about it.
One of the nice side-effects of blogging is that if you use a sensible categorization or tagging system, it's quite easy to search for stuff within your blog. The fact that you wrote about it also makes it easier to remember problems you have encountered before ("hey, I blogged about that!").
That's a great benefit aside from, of course, being able to share this information publicly so that others might be able to find your solution to a particular problem using Google.
为什么不建立一个 Wiki？
如果您使用的是 Windows，我知道 ScrewTurn wiki 在桌面上部署非常简单/笔记本电脑。 没有数据库可以大惊小怪。
Why not set up a Wiki?
If you are on windows, i know that ScrewTurn wiki is pretty simple to deploy on a desktop/laptop. No database to fuss around with.
我使用：
显然，这些内容适用于所有有用的信息，而不仅仅是片段或提示和技巧。
I use:
Obviously these are for all useful information, not just for snippets or tips and tricks.
我做的两件事：
干杯。
Two Things I do:
Cheers.