Life tips #1
The tips section in my reader is mostly filled with ’starred’ items. I found out that there are lots of ‘very’ useful information I can get from those sites. So in order to prevent my ’starred’ items from piling up, I decided to create a series of blog posts that will accumulate and store all the ones I like.
Here are the most recent favorite topics I starred. Most of the links points directly to the origin/source of the topic.
- If you find yourself loosing concentration in work or in school, you can improve it by doing some mind exercises.
- Avoid the “shopping momentum” and save some money.
- You can be like a professional writer by scheduling your writing.
- The right way to tie a tie.
- Free up more memory resources by mastering Windows task manager.
- Windows XP: Remove user accounts from login screen.
- Windows Vista: Close windows explorer easily.
- Microsoft Outlook: Change your startup page to iGoogle or other website.
- Run a Wiki in your portable USB drive.
- Windows XP/Vista: Remove the system tray.
- Windows Vista: Remove unnecessary components.
- Microsoft Outlook: Manage the email address auto-complete list.
- Email addresses that will convert your documents.
- Secure your computer system with ease.
- Windows Vista: Disable the useless built-in CD/DVD burning feature.
- Improve your photos by macro photography.
Sources: Lifehacker, Lifehack, How-To Geek
Most of you probably know that I’m not a Vista advocate, and you might wonder why there are lots of Windows Vista tips and tricks in my list. Those are for the ones who uses Vista, and if by any chance, I’m ‘forced’ to work in a Windows Vista environment, I will know may way around.
This is a first of a series of posts.
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