When receiving lots of files via e-mail to convert to PDF and post on the website, it can be a time consuming project. Especially when the files are saved to a folder deep within a website and the software used to create the PDF doesn't remember the last folder saved to. Instead of clicking folder after folder for each file, let's look at folder shortcuts. Continue reading →
Reducing the Number of Clicks When Saving Files Deep within a Website’s Structure by Using Shortcuts
December 5, 2011 — Tags: PDF, productivity
Finding Keywords Quickly on Web Pages with Ctrl + F
March 14, 2011 — Tags: keyboard shortcuts, productivity
When visiting websites, there's a good chance that you're looking for something specific. You may come across pages that look promising, but after an initial scan you might not see the keywords you're looking for. Instead of going somewhere else or attempting to look closer at the page, why don't you give Ctrl + F a whirl. Continue reading →
Increasing Productivity with Keyboard Shortcuts: Opening Web Links
February 28, 2011 — Tags: keyboard shortcuts, productivity
This last week I needed to make sure dozens of links worked as expected. Normally I would just click the links, but for some reason the browser would jump to the top of the page after clicking the back button causing me to lose my place. Instead of opening them in the same window, I needed to find an alternative for testing links. Continue reading →
