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Create Shortcuts on a USB Drive [How To]

Samer from the FreewareGenius weblog steps away from reviewing software to take a look at how to create shortcuts on your USB drive. The problem: You can't create relative shortcuts in Windows, but...
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MouseImp Pro Makes Scrolling Windows Easier [Featured Windows Download]

Windows only: Free, open-source application MouseImp Pro adds drag-scrolling to your mouse in most popular applications, including Firefox, Microsoft Office apps, and Windows Explorer. That means you...
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Ten Handy Bash Aliases for Linux Users [Linux Tip]

TechRepublic's 10 Things blog posts 10 shortcut ideas for Linux users (and Terminal-friendly OS X hackers) to make the terminal a friendlier, faster place to work. To use them, open up the .bashrc...
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E-sushi Software Puts Common Windows Actions in Your System Tray [Featured Windows Download]

Windows only: Freeware applications from web site E-sushi put common Windows actions—like opening and closing your CD or DVD drive—in your system tray. Apart from the eject system tray...
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Create a Keyboard Shortcut to Your Open Outlook Inbox [Outlook Tip]

The How-To Geek offers a quick guide to creating a shortcut that Outlook users and inbox addicts might find helpful/irresistible—a keyboard switch to pull up your Outlook screen, whether it's...
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DesktopOnTop Provides System Tray Access to Desktop Items [Featured Windows Download]

Windows only: Free Windows utility DesktopOnTop adds an icon to your system tray that provides quick access to the files and shortcuts on your desktop, in either a pop-up list or a mini-desktop view....
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Have Keyboard Shortcuts Always Show in Windows Menus [Windows Tip]

The Workers' Edge blog digs into Windows tweaks that one normally has to dig pretty far into nested menus to find, and comes out with a real find for hands-on-the-keys fans. To have Windows always...
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Surfkeys Navigates Web Sites from the Keyboard [Featured Firefox Extension]

Firefox only (Windows/Mac/Linux): Firefox extension Surfkeys scrolls web pages, switches tabs, and executes common browser actions from the comfort of your home row. Once installed, you can scroll...
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Get 101 Photoshop Tips in Five Minutes [Image Editing]

Photoshop enthusiast and frantic video editor Deke McClelland fits 101 tips for Adobe's premiere product into five minutes of video, and the results are surprisingly watchable. Granted, a lot of the...
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Toggle Desktop Clutter with a Keyboard Shortcut [Keyboard Shortcuts]

Windows tip: The How-To Geek weblog details how to set up a simple keyboard shortcut to show and hide your desktop icons in Windows. To accomplish this, you'll need to download a very simple...
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MultiFirefox Runs Firefox 2 and 3 Side by Side [Featured Mac Download]

Mac OS X only: Run multiple versions of Firefox side by side and quickly switch between profiles with donationware application MultiFirefox. If the Firefox 3 hubbub has convinced you to upgrade but...
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Types Manages Default Applications Better than Windows [Featured Windows Download]

Windows only: Free, open-source application Types is a lightweight, user-friendly tool for editing default applications, icons, and context menu options for filetypes in Windows. You can already...
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Select Multiple Lines of Text in Firefox 3 [Firefox 3]

Amit from technology weblog Digital Inspiration points out a new under-the-radar feature in Firefox 3: multiple text selection. Now selecting text in Firefox is similar to selecting text in most text...
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Integrate YubNub into Firefox's Address Bar for Faster Searches [Search]

The Google Operating System posts a clever hack that shuttles the power of quick-search site YubNub into the Firefox address bar, making searching through multiple engines a fast and...
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Zoom In on Your Monitor to Track Progress Across the Room [Mac Tip]

Next time you're burning a DVD, downloading a large file, or extracting a multi-gigabyte file and don't want to sit at your computer staring at the progress meter, use your Mac's built-in screen zoom...
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