At OfficeDrop we try to retain all the ease and convenience of paper while eliminating the clutter. The snippet view came out of this type of thinking and based on our analyses of how people try to find information by shuffling through a stack of paper. Today we are happy to announce another goodie that emulates how we currently use paper: the ability to annotate.
You can now add “sticky note” style annotations to any portion of a page, from within the page view of that document. Click on Add Annotation, Drag and drop the region of the page where you would like to add the annotation and type away. In addition to moving and deleting the from the page, you can also hide them all. Try that with sticky notes!
Here is a real-life example of annotations at work. I had to call customer service of our vendors, to dispute an over-billed amount. While I was on hold with the service rep, I logged in to my OfficeDrop account, looked up my account info, gave her all the necessary details, and when she gave me back a confirmation code for the refund, I could make a note of it right there in the document.
Love it? Want to see more? Tell us and we’ll make it happen.
Scanvelope. You can also send your entire office pool’s bracket. And ofcourse, depending on how well you did, you may choose to brag about it to the world by 
fingerprint, from any sheet of paper using any reasonably good scanner. Their findings will be presented at the IEEE security conference in May, 2009.
document viewer and put our scanners to task in terms of handling a variety of documents, be it receipts, invoices, bank statements, kids’ artwork (we didn’t see that coming) or recipes.
been around for centuries. And yet, paper is static, it can only belong in one folder at a time, and its contents cannot be searched (or found) easily. It takes up space, eats up trees and I can go on and on.
