So here's the thing. You're sat at a public computer somewhere, and you have a great idea for something which you need to sketch out. Only you don't have pen and paper to hand. Or maybe you think of something that you need to write down. Or maybe you want to compose a letter.

The ideal solution would be a web-based system that you could easily enter the information into, and then find it waiting for you online when you get home.

Or perhaps your particular problem is the other way round. You're heading out to a public internet cafe and you want to work on an essay you've been writing. So you need an easy way to send the essay ahead of you, ready to pick it up and carry on working when you arrive at the cafe.

Or maybe you just want to send something to someone else, so that they can easily see it online without having to download or install any software.

There are plenty of ways to achieve all this, of course. But they're all relatively complex, and you'll probably have to sign up somewhere or log in with a password. Could there perhaps be an even simpler way?

Yes, there could. And it's called Clip. Well, not so much Clip as Kl1p, which is irritating but don't let that put you off using the system. Just fire up your browser, head to their website and you're ready to start. The system will present you with your own unique URL. Click on the relevant button to create a document, notepad, or even a sketch in which you can paint directly in your browser with the mouse.

When you're done, hit Save and walk away. Type that same URL into a different computer somewhere else, and your work is instantly available for you to carry on with.  Read More