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Most jobs done at a computer, though, can be done at least partly offline—if you have things set up to work that way. Here's how to work offline in a world that assumes constant connectivity.

Here are a few tips and tricks to help you set up your computer to work productively from home.

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If keeping your work computer switched on around the clock isn’t an option—or your workplace network isn’t set up to allow remote access—then you’ll have to fall back on the file syncing ...

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From there, you can work on your computer, and switch over to your tablet or smartphone when you want to update your to-do list app, fire up the app you use for note-taking, or update your ...